Long Beach/Southern California Real Estate

Long Beach's Past: The “Cougar” Countess and Long Beach’s Blackstone ... :  Postcard Long Beach History Collection Here is the...

There are two types of property owners: homeowners who will move in and live in the property, and investors who never plan on living in the ...

The Mills Act was enacted in California in the 1970's, but is now much more widely known due to its 40-60% reduction in property taxes f...

It's only fitting to check in at the site for Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, not only because he was a President, but also his fi...

Originally conceived in 1922 as the most luxurious co-operative apartment building in Long Beach, it was rival to the Biltmore Hotel in Los ...

Long Beach Heritage Museum photo This conversion took place with the theatre portion of the Ebell Club on 3rd Street. It's namesake in L...

I think George Washington hasn't gotten a fair shake in the more commonly known portraits of him. One of his problems was supposedly the...

For property owners living within Long Beach historic districts, the Mills Act may work for them to reduce their property taxes: The State d...