Will the pandemic reshape downtown Hermosa Beach?Read Easy Reader News article, written by Ryan McDonald, where Tony Cordi shares his thoughts and prediction. [...]
We are coming off a highly charged election cycle with the relative strength of the economy serving as a recurring storyline across the country. Unemployment [...]
The dining scene in Hermosa Beach continues to evolve and, perhaps surprisingly, the pace of change appears to be accelerating. A record number of restaurants [...]
Several years ago, Manhattan Beach resident Linda Murad and her business partner Liz Murad Waters created The2ndDate, a matchmaking company. The dating services industry has [...]
Local start-up company Travel-Light has set out to become a global innovator in the travel and mobility industry with their G-RO luggage system. Israeli industrial [...]
Real estate prices in the beach cities have been appreciating at astounding rates for several years now. This holds true for both residential and commercial [...]
Redondo Beach has an odd shape on the map for a city that has been around since 1892. A pinch point exists along the summit [...]
I can’t recall how it all started though it may have been just a passing suggestion by our then eight-year old daughter, Isabella. It sounded [...]
The Beach Cities have become a hotbed for business creativity and execution, especially in the food industry. Over the past few years, we have seen [...]
Through the many Manhattan Beach businesses Manhattan Beach resident Michael Zislis has founded over the past 26 years, he has both contributed to and benefited [...]
Shake Shack in El Segundo opened up to very long lines a couple of weeks ago. This auspicious start for the new Apollo Landing development [...]
Last week, House Republicans released their proposed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The bill is intended to cut taxes for the middle-class, simplify the tax [...]
The multiple listing services for the beach cities carves up Manhattan Beach into six distinct areas. The tree section generally has a higher percentage of [...]
Actor Christopher Knight is best known as Peter Brady on “The Brady Bunch,” which aired from 1969 to 1974. There would be a number of [...]
Baran’s 2239, Tower 12, Rabano’s, and a re-energized “modern old school” Bottle Inn are the latest examples of new beach city restaurants experiencing tremendous success. [...]
Hermosa Beach’s rising incomes over the past 20 years, combined with advances in social media, changing dining habits, city regulations and risk-taking by well-funded restaurateurs [...]
The gap between the average home price in the beach cities and the national average has grown significantly since 2000. In 2000 you could buy [...]
The Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University tracks leading indicators in the remodeling industry. In just the past two years, national spending on [...]
Nearly half of the 85 full-service restaurants in the Riviera Village and the downtown areas of Manhattan and Hermosa Beach are part of locally-based restaurant [...]
Most beach cities neighborhoods have median home prices at or near all-time highs. Many are in the top 1 percent for homes, nationwide. Not surprisingly, [...]
By virtually every measure, the beach cities offer retailers compelling reasons to have a presence here. Whether looking at home values or median household incomes, [...]
The best-selling cookie of all time is the modest Oreo with its two chocolate wafers and sweet cream filling. It was created over 100 years [...]
here is nothing quite like The Strand anywhere else. Bryn Stroyke of Stroyke properties sums it up nicely when he says, “Our small, private, beaches [...]
Forbes and Entrepreneur are just two of several magazines that have recently published articles hypothesizing that competitive athletes make great partners in business. They highlight [...]
The news this past week has been addressing the escalating tensions between the United States and North Korea. Companion stories have covered the possible increases [...]
Like clockwork, the incredible weather has brought thousands of residents and tourists out to local beaches, marinas, and piers. Hotels and restaurants continue to fill [...]
North Manhattan Beach has a unique appeal that has resulted in substantial home appreciation over the last several years. Alex Yoffe, a partner with Yoffe [...]
El Segundo may not be a large population city, but when it comes to business, this city cranks out big numbers while continuously redefining itself. [...]
Commercial vacancy rates in Manhattan Beach are impossibly low. Demand for space downtown has become so high that we are seeing $10 per square foot lease [...]
We are closing in on the 20th anniversary of the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of Pier Plaza in downtown Hermosa Beach. What may have [...]
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