AUGUST 2014 COASTAL SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY REAL ESTATE NEWS



Southland Homes Sales Slow Down;

Price Gains Throttle Back

Sales Pace: Southern California homes sold at the slowest pace for a June in three years as investor purchases fell again and other would-be buyers continued to struggle with inventory and affordability constraints.

Home Prices: Finally increasing at a healthier pace than two years suggests that prices are stabilizing.

Interest Rates: Lower interest rates and stabilizing home prices combined to boost home sales in June. June sales increased 1.5% but were down 4.8% compared to June 2013. 

Foreclosures: Were at a low not seen since late 2005, when the market was almost at its peak, the decline started in July 2006.  Less foreclosures is the result of a stronger economy and higher home values.

Short sales: Where the sale price fell short of what was owed on the property - made up an estimated 5.8% of the state's resale market last quarter. This is down from 13.7% a year earlier.

*DQNews 7/28/14

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JULY 2014 SALES STATISTICS FOR LAGUNA BEACH:

248 active listings
56 in escrow
39 closed sales from 6/01/14 - 6/30/14

39 Sales for July 2014:  6 sales under $1 million
15 sales $1-2 million
8 sales $2-3 million
6 sales $3-4 million
2 sales $4-5 million

1 sale $5,650,000
1 sale $6,675,000

*Increases in all 3 categories up from June 2014
 *Source CRMLS 7/31/14
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COASTAL ZIP CODES BY MEDIAN SALES PRICE FOR JUNE 2013 COMPARED TO JUNE 2014:

Balboa Island - 92662 - 1 - $1,800,000 – minus 18.2%
Capo Beach - 92624 - 9 - $735,000 – minus 5.2%
Corona del Mar - 92625 - 15 - $1,804,000 – minus 7.5%
Costa Mesa - 92626 - 32- $6500,000 – 6.5%
Costa Mesa - 92627 - 25 - $740,000 – 15.5%
Dana Point - 92629 - 23- $8000,000 – 1%
Laguna Beach - 92651 - 43 - $1,555,000 – 1.8%
Laguna Niguel - 92677 - 61 - $776,000 – minus 6.6%
Newport Beach - 92660 - 46 - $1,433,000 – minus 14%
Newport Beach – 92661 – 5 - $1,250,000 – minus 30.6%
Newport Beach – 92663 – 16 - $1,793,000 – 16.4%
Newport Coast – 92657 – 7 - $4,248,000 – 47.9%
San Clemente – 92672 – 29 - $765,000 – minus 10.5%
San Clemente – 92673 – 36 - $793,000 – 8.6%

*Half of the zip codes reported as median price less than in July 2013.

*Source DQNews/LATimes 7/28/14

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MARCH 2013 SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY REAL ESTATE

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Southland Begins 2013 With Sales and Price Gains Vs. Year Earlier

This fledgling housing recovery has momentum. Already, price hikes have caused some to question whether it's sustainable, whether it's a 'bubble.' Let's not forget, though, that we're still climbing out of a deep hole from the housing downturn.

Increased Inventory: For the overall market, price pressures should gradually ease as more homeowners react to rising values. This is the 'supply response' many analysts expect. The idea is that many who've held out for higher prices will be tempted to stick a for-sale sign in the front yard. Fewer will owe more than their homes are worth, enabling them to sell. Construction is already rising, and we could see lenders clear backlogs of distressed properties faster, adding to the supply.

Market Conditions: A lot of today's housing demand is fueled not by spectacular job growth and soaring consumer confidence, but by super-low mortgage rates and unusually high levels of investor and cash purchases. Take away any one of those elements and it will matter.

*DQNews 2/26/13

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FEBRUARY STATISTICS FOR LAGUNA BEACH:
167 active listings
65 in escrow
30 closed sales from 2/01/13 - 2/28/13

30 Sales for February 2013:
7 sales under $1 million
7 sales $1-2 million
5 sales $2-3 million
3 sales $3-4 million
1 sale $4.600,000
1 sale $7,100,000

*CRMLS 2/28/13
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COASTAL ZIP CODES BY MEDIAN SALES PRICE FOR JANUARY 2012 COMPARED TO JANUARY 2013:

City - Zip Code - # Sold - Median Sale Price - % of price change:
Balboa Island - 92662 - 1 - $1,850,000 - minus 4.3%
Capo Beach - 92624 - 6 - $665,000 - 72.7%
Corona del Mar - 92625 - 7 - $1,500,000 - minus 14.7%
Costa Mesa - 92626 - 22 - $544,000 - 20.4
Costa Mesa - 92627 - 25 - $506,000 - 18.8%
Dana Point - 92629 - 14 - $738,000 - 11.3%
Laguna Beach - 92651 - 24 - $1,456,000 - 61.8%
Laguna Niguel - 92677 - 38 - $691,000 - 1.6%
Newport Beach - 92660 - 17 - $1,374,000 - 14.8
Newport Beach - 92661 - 6 - $1,495,000 - minus 35%
Newport Beach - 92663- 11 - $1,585,000 - 100.6%
Newport Coast - 92657 - 13 - $1,850,000 - 19.2%
San Clemente - 92672 - 27 - $651,000 - minus 3.6%
San Clemente - 92673 - 23 - $730,000 - 4.4%

*DataQuickNews/LATimes/CRMLS 2/26/13
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FEBRUARY 2013 SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY REAL ESTATE

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MILLION DOLLAR SALES INCREASED BY 34%, ALL HOME SALES INCREASE BY 17% IN 2012


3,631 Orange County homes sold for $1 million or more in 2012, the highest number since 2007. That’s up 34% from 2011′s tally of million-plus sales, compared to an increase of 17% for sales of all homes in the county.
 

Statewide, million-plus sales increased 27% to 26,993, vs. an 8.2% increase for sales in all price ranges. A record number of California buyers, 7,791 or 29% — paid all cash for their mansions, Data-Quick reported. In addition, four Orange County ZIP codes ranked among 25 in the state with the most million-plus sales: Newport Beach’s back bay area (92660) had 362 $1 million-plus home sales, the report said. Laguna Beach (92651) had 307, Corona del Mar (92625) had 256 and Newport Coast (92657) had 228.
 

This increase is attributed in luxury sales to a recovering economy, rising home prices and a record number of cash purchases. The confidence in the market has returned to high-end buyers.

 

JANUARY STATISTICS FOR LAGUNA BEACH:
157 active listings
50 in escrow
20 closed sales from 12/01/12 - 12/31/12

20 Sales for January 2013:
7 sales under $1 million
8 sales $1-2 million
2 sales $2-3 million
3 sales $4-5 million

*CRMLS, DQNews 1/31/13

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COASTAL ZIP CODES BY MEDIAN SALES PRICE FOR DECEMBER 2011 COMPARED TO DECEMBER 2012:
City - Zip Code - # Sold - Median Sale Price - % of price change:
Balboa Island - 92662 - 3 - $1,665,000 - minus 28.4%
Capo Beach - 92624 - 9 - $649,000 - 27.3%
Corona del Mar - 92625 - 17 - $1,984,000 - 7.2%
Costa Mesa - 92626 - 30 - $505,000 - 7%
Costa Mesa - 92627 - 37 - $513,000 - .5%
Dana Point - 92629 - 58 - $773,000 - 42%
Laguna Beach - 92651 - 40 - $1,350,000 - 5%
Laguna Niguel - 92677 - 64 - $650,000 - 7.2%
Newport Beach - 92660 - 31 - $1,269,000 - 6%
Newport Beach - 92661 - 9 - $2,375,000 - 17.3%
Newport Beach - 92663- 19 - $1,653,000 - 56.6%
Newport Coast - 92657 - 15 - $2,710,000 - 42.5%
San Clemente - 92672 - 40 - $603,000 - 19.4%
San Clemente - 92673 - 42 - $755,000 - 23.7%

*Orange County posted nearly a 17% gain for the last year with sales rising in 77 of the county's 83 zip codes.

*DataQuickNews/LATimes/CRMLS 1/31/13
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ZIP Codes: 92662, 92625, 92626, 92627, 92624, 92629, 92651, 92677, 92657, 92657, 92660, 92661, 92662, 92663, 92672, 92673

Approximate Location Boundaries: Coastal Communities of South Orange County

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JANUARY 2013 SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY REAL ESTATE MARK...




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CALIFORNIA MEDIAN HOME PRICE HIGHEST YEAR-TO-YEAR INCREASE SINCE JUNE 2004
                                           WITH INTERST RATES HISTORICLY LOW

As the statewide median price continued to register double-digit gains from year-ago levels, strong sales of higher-priced homes led to a year-over-year increase in sales in California during November. This is due to the very low inventory priced under $1 million. The negative impact of a lean housing supply on home sales is becoming more apparent.

Sale Trends: California's median home prices continued to strengthen in November, marking its highest point since August 2008. The significant increase in price is due in part to the change in the mix of sales. Coastal markets, which tend to have high-end properties, accounted for a larger share of total sales which led to stronger price gains overall.

Mortgage Interest Deduction: In the new year it is likely that sales and prices will remain solid. This is dependent upon the strength of the economy and if Congress preserves the valuable mortgage interest deduction that homeowners in California depend on.

Interest Rates: One of the key reasons real estate agents and others often cite for buying a home now is that historically low mortgage rates won't last forever. And they're right. On Thursday, Freddie Mac reported rates at 3.99% for just the second time since 1971. Projected interest rates won't get much higher over the next two years: The forecast predicts that rates will average 4% in 2012 and 4.5% in 2013.

2014 and Beyond: Forecasts then project a steep rise in mortgage rates in 2014 with interest averaging 7.3% from 2015 through 2017 and median home prices increasing 35% over the next six years in Orange County and nearly 53% in California.

DECEMBER 2012 STATISTICS FOR LAGUNA BEACH:
173 active listings
52 in escrow
38 closed sales from 12/01/12 - 12/31/12

38 Sales for December 2012:
12 sales under $1 million
12 sales $1-2 million
8 sales $2-3 million
2 sales $3-4 million
1 sale $4,460,000
1 sale $6,200,000
1 sale $14,025,000 (auction - oceanfront)
1 sale $17,500,000
*CRMLS, DQNews 1/01/13
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COASTAL AREA SALES AND DISTRESS SALE STATISTICS FOR 2012 FROM 01/01/12:
Balboa Island, Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa, Dana Point, Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Newport Beach, Newport Coast, San Clemente

Active Listings = 1028 Distressed = 56
In Escrow Listings = 908 Distressed = 383
Sold from 01/01/12 = 4,891 Distressed = 1,304

*Distress sale amounts are decreasing.
*CRCalMLS 1/01/13
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COASTAL ZIP CODES BY MEDIAN SALES PRICE FOR MOVEMBER 2011 COMPARED TO NOVEMBER 2012:

City - Zip Code - # Sold - Median Sale Price - % of price change:
Balboa Island - 92662 - 3 - $1,930,000 - 40.9%
Capo Beach - 92624 - 6 - $575,000 - 20.0%
Corona del Mar - 92625 - 14 - $2,145,000 - 26.4%
Costa Mesa - 92626 - 21 - $515,000 - minus 27.8%
Costa Mesa - 92627 - 24 - $660,000 - 50%
Dana Point - 92629 - 29 - $705,000 - 13.3%
Laguna Beach - 92651 - 42 - $1,150,000 - 4.5%
Laguna Niguel - 92677 - 70 - $650,000 - minus 2.6%
Newport Beach - 92660 - 37 - $1,060,000 - minus 4.4%10.1%
Newport Beach - 92661 - 11 - $1,335,000 - minus 6.3%
Newport Beach - 92663- 20 - $1,263,000 - 36.3%
Newport Coast - 92657 - 21 - $2,350,000 - minus 3.19%
San Clemente - 92672 - 32 - $710,000 - 42.9%
San Clemente - 92673 - 29 - $710,000 - 18.3%

*Only 5 zip codes with lower median price year over year. Info DataQuickNews/LATimes/CRMLS 1/01/13
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ZIP Codes: 92662, 92625, 92626, 92627, 92624, 92629, 92651, 92677, 92657, 92657, 92660, 92661, 92662, 92663, 92672, 92673

Approximate Location Boundaries: Coastal Communities of South Orange County

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OCTOBER 2012 SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY REAL ESTATE MARKET CONDITIONS ORANGE COUNTY CA

Laguna Hotel Car Art - Ken Erickson

SOUTHLAND HOME SALES HIT 6-YEAR HIGH; MEDIAN EDGES HIGHER

Southern California home sales rose to the highest level for the month of August in six years, fueled by low mortgage rates, a healthier move-up market and near-record levels of investor and cash buying. The median price paid for a home rose to a four-year high, lifted partly by the ongoing shift toward fewer foreclosure resales and more mid- to high-end deals,

August was the strongest month for home sales so far this year, and the strongest for an August in six years. That's really saying something given the drop in low-end sales, especially foreclosure resales. Much of the pickup in activity reflects a continuation of trends we've seen for months, like the unleashing of pent-up demand in move-up markets and high levels of cash and investor buying.

SEPTEMBER STATISTICS FOR LAGUNA BEACH:
186 homes for sale
74 in escrow
29 closed sales from 9/1/12 - 9/30/12

29 Sales for September 2012:
7 sales under $1 million
12 sales $1-2 million
5 sales $2-3 million
1 sale for $3,175,000
2 sales $4-5 million
1 sale for $6,625,000
1 sale for $20.000.000

*Higher price ranges starting to sell more.
*SoCalMLS, DQNews 10/03/12
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COASTAL AREA SALES AND DISTRESS SALE STATISTICS FOR 2012 FROM 01/01/12:
Balboa Island, Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa, Dana Point, Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Newport Beach, Newport Coast, San Clemente

Active Listings = 1,234 Distressed = 75
In Escrow Listings = 1,039 Distressed = 439
Sold from 01/01/12 = 4,001 Distressed = 1123

*Distress sales are lowering
*SoCalMLS 10/03/12
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COASTAL ZIP CODES BY MEDIAN SALES PRICE FOR AUGUST 2011 COMPARED TO AUGUST 2012:
City - Zip Code - # Sold - Median Sale Price - % of price change:
Balboa Island - 92662 - N/A - N/A - N/A
Capo Beach - 92624 - 87 - $598,000 - 3.9%
Corona del Mar - 92625 - 20 - $1,605,000 - minus 7%
Costa Mesa - 92626 - 34 - $510,000 - 6.5%
Costa Mesa - 92627 - 27 - $540,000 - 19.6%
Dana Point - 92629 - 31 - $700,000 - 20%
Laguna Beach - 92651 - 37 - $1,500,000 - 46.7%
Laguna Niguel - 92677 - 74 - $660,000 - 48.7%
Newport Beach - 92660 - 54 - $1,276,000 - 2.1%
Newport Beach - 92661 - 5 - $1,575,000 - minus 12.5%
Newport Beach - 92661- 19 - $2,017,000 - 56.7%
Newport Coast - 92657 - 23 - $2,700,000 - 54.8%
San Clemente - 92672 - 35 - $725,000 - 24.5%
San Clemente - 92673 - 32 - $700,000 - 4.5%

*DataQuickNews 10/03/2012
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ZIP Codes: 92662, 92625, 92626, 92627, 92624, 92629, 92651, 92677, 92657, 92657, 92660, 92661, 92662, 92663, 92672, 92673

Approximate Location Boundaries: Coastal Communities of South Orange County

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JULY 2012 SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY REAL ESTATE MARKET CONDITIONS ORANGE COUNTY CA

Oak Street Surf, Laguna Beach, CA

COASTAL HOME SALES LEADING THE MARKET TO RECOVERY

Coastal property sales lead the housing market in its continued long, step-by-tiny-step trek back toward normalcy in May. The median sale prices rose year-over-year for the second consecutive month for a 20-month high.


Home sales increased across the region but the gains were highest in coastal areas where move-up markets have picked up steam.


Loans: Credit remains tight with loan terms very stringent. The share of purchase loans that are in the "jumbo" category (over $417,000) edged higher as adjustable rate loans lowered. Investor and cash-only home purchases remain near record levels.


More Good News:
ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER 6/17/2012 Jonathan Lansner


"SELLERS RAISE PRICES AT TOP END OF LOCAL MARKET" With a tight supply of homes for sale and shoppers actually buying - we were bound to see hints that prices could be rebounding too. Curiously, we're seeing the strength most at the upper end of the market. O.C. sellers of higher-end homes are raising prices to levels not seen in 20 months.


"RENTS HIT 3-YEAR HIGH" O.C. rentals increase an average of $72.00 or 4.7% after 5 straight quarterly raises. Prior inventory shows  94.8% of vacancies have been filled.


JUNE STATISTICS FOR LAGUNA BEACH: 236 homes for sale
72 in escrow
40 closed sales from 6/1/12 - 6/30/12


Sales ranges for June 2012:
14 sales under $1 million
19 sales $1-2 million*
2 sales $2-3 million
2 sales $3-4 million
2 sales $4-5 million
1 sale for $8,100,000


*$1-2M range outsells under $1M for 2nd month.
*SoCalMLS, DQNews 6/30/12
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COASTAL AREA SALES AND DISTRESS SALE STATISTICS FOR 2012 FROM 01/01/12:

Balboa Island, Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa, Dana Point, Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Newport Beach, Newport Coast, San Clemente

Active Listings = 1,547 Distressed = 138
In Escrow Listings = 1,090 Distressed = 510
Sold from 01/01/11 = 2505 Distressed = 769

*SoCalMLS 06/30/12
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COASTAL ZIP CODES BY MEDIAN SALES PRICE FOR MAY 2011 COMPARED TO MAY 2012:
City - Zip Code - # Sold - Median Sale Price - % of price change:
Balboa Island - 92662 - 4 - $1,813,000 - minus 51.6%
Capo Beach - 92624 - 5- $485,000 - minus 22.7%
Corona del Mar - 92625 - 16 - $1,558,000 minus 19.1%
Costa Mesa - 92626 - 32 - $469,000 - minus 8.1%
Costa Mesa - 92627 -29- $485,000 - 10.4%
Dana Point - 92629 - 23 - $715,000 - 17.2%
Laguna Beach - 92651 - 38 - $1,398,000 - 27.1%
Laguna Niguel - 92677 - 56 - $553,000 - minus 16.8%
Newport Beach - 92660 - 49 - $1,260,000 - 6.1%
Newport Beach - 92661- 4 - $3,613,000 - 157.6%
Newport Beach - 92663 - 14- $1,480,000 - minus 12.7%
Newport Coast - 92657 - 15 - $1,899,000 - minus 12%
San Clemente - 92672 -41 - $635,000 -8.7%
San Clemente - 92673 - 51 - $712,000 - 1.6%

*SoCalMLS 06/30/12

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AUGUST 2011 COASTAL REAL ESTATE NEWS FOR ORANGE COUNTY CA

                                                                           
SOUTHLAND HOME SALES INCREASE, MEDIAN PRICES HIGHEST THIS YEAR

SoCal home sales last month shot up more than usual from May to the highest level for any month since June 2010, when the market got its last big boost from homebuyer tax credits. Sales of lower-cost homes, driven by investors and first-time buyers, and even high-end sales continued to outshine traditional move-up activity in middle price ranges.

JUNE SALES: On average 6.2% since 1988. June sales have varied from a low of 18,032 in 2008 to a high of 40,156 in 2005. Among all months, June has had the highest number of sales most often - in eight of the past 23 years.

THE MARKET: Remains dysfunctional and lopsided, just somewhat less so than it was a few months or a year ago. The market mix indicates that a lot of potential buyers are either stuck, for lack of equity, or spooked and are waiting things out.

LOANS: Another large, lingering problem is the fussy mortgage market. Qualifying for a mortgage remains difficult for many, and the use of adjustable-rate and "jumbo" home purchase loans remains far below the historical norm.

LAGUNA BEACH MARKET: For July 2011 currently there are 342 homes for sale, 57 in escrow and 28 closed sales.

Sellers remember pricing of homes is important, but equally import is not 'holding out' for a certain price, you do not have this option in a buyers' market. Let your experienced, professional realtor negotiate the best price possible and accept this as the best you can obtain at this time. If you sell your property this year you are one of the lucky sellers!

*Information sources: DataQuick 7/31/11
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COASTAL AREA SALES DATA AND DISTRESS SALES STATISTICS FOR 2011 FROM 01/01/11:

Balboa Island, Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa, Dana Point, Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, Newport Beach, Newport Coast, San Clemente

Active Listings = 2,560 w/Bank Conditions = 434
In Escrow Listings = 832 w/Bank Conditions = 478
Sold from 01/01/11 = 2,476 w/Bank Conditions = 855

*SoCalMLS 07/31/11
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COASTAL ZIP CODES BY MEDIAN SALES PRICE FOR JUNE 2011 COMPARED TO JUNE 2011:

City - # Sold - Median Sale Price - % of price change:
Balboa Island - 92662 - 2 - $4,400,000 - minus 20.2%
Capo Beach - 92624 - 5- $593,000 - 0.7%
Corona del Mar - 92625 - 14 - $1,897,000- 11.6%
Costa Mesa - 92626 - 24 - $485,000 - minus 8.9%

Costa Mesa - 92627 -33- $505,000 - minus 10.9%
Dana Point - 92629 - 33 - $673,000 - minus 12%
Laguna Beach - 92651 - 28 - $1,350,000 - 4.9%
Laguna Niguel - 92677 -55 - $675,000 - 2%
Newport Beach - 92660 - 36 - $1,150,000 - 3.6%
Newport Beach - 92661- 5 - $3,308,000 - 16.1%
Newport Beach - 92663 - 7 - $1,450,000 - 11.5%
Newport Coast - 92657 - 12 - $2,929,000 - 93%
San Clemente - 92672 - 24- $597,000 - 2.8%
San Clemente - 92673 - 34 - $681,000 - minus 10.6%

*Not as many minus % compared to last year's average sale prices. DataQuickNews 07/31/2011
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ZIP Codes: 92662, 92625, 92626, 92627, 92624, 92629, 92651, 92677, 92657, 92657, 92660, 92661, 92662, 92663, 92672, 92673


Approximate Location Boundaries: Coastal Communities of South Orange County Location Characteristics: Specializing in the South Orange County California Coastal Cities known as the "California Riviera." The cities are Balboa Island, Corona Del Mar, Costa Mesa, Dana Point, Laguna Beach, Newport Beach, Newport Coast and San Clemente. From "Castles to Cottages" there is a home here for everyone. Pamela Horton and Amanda Horton look forward to helping you with your real estate needs in this picturesque area!

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