Proven Results in Manhattan Beach

Manhattan Beach has never been a one-size-fits-all market.

A home in the Tree Section tells a different story than a home in the Sand Section. A property near the Greenbelt attracts a different buyer than a walk street home steps from the sand. New construction, off-market opportunities, school proximity, outdoor space, parking, lot size, and even the feel of a specific block can all change how a home is valued, marketed, and ultimately sold.

That is why local experience matters.

At The Hobin Company, our recent Manhattan Beach sales reflect more than transaction volume. They tell a broader story about access, preparation, relationships, and the strategy required to help clients make confident decisions in a highly nuanced market.

718 N Poinsettia Avenue, Manhattan Beach
Sold Off-Market in 2026 for $7,350,000 | Seller and Buyer Represented
718 N Poinsettia is a powerful example of how trust, relationships, and local market knowledge can come together behind the scenes. As an off-market sale where our team represented both the seller and buyer, this transaction reflects the strength of our network and our ability to connect the right people with the right opportunity, even before a property reaches the public market.

208 Manhattan Avenue, Manhattan Beach
Sold Off-Market in 2026 for $6,400,000 | Buyer Represented
4 beds | 3.5 baths | New Construction
In the Sand Section, lifestyle is often the driver. 208 Manhattan offered what so many coastal buyers are searching for: new construction, elevated design, and immediate proximity to the beach. Helping our clients secure this off-market property required timing, preparation, and a clear understanding of how rare these opportunities can be.

113 35th Street, Manhattan Beach
Sold Off-Market in 2026 for $6,100,000 | Buyer Represented
Some of the most meaningful opportunities in Manhattan Beach never reach the public market. 113 35th Street is another strong example of how relationships and local presence can create access. For buyers, that access can be the difference between watching from the sidelines and securing the right home.

721 Marine Avenue, Manhattan Beach
Sold in 2026 for $5,650,000 | Seller Represented
721 Marine is a perfect example of the continued strength of the Tree Section when a home is positioned thoughtfully. With its custom Cape Cod design, generous floor plan, and location near the Greenbelt and Grandview Elementary, this property spoke directly to buyers looking for the classic Manhattan Beach lifestyle: space, charm, walkability, and community. Representing the sellers required a clear understanding of what today’s buyers value and how to communicate that story in a way that resonated.

440 24th Street #1, Manhattan Beach
Sold in 2026 for $4,600,000 | Buyer Represented
4 beds | 3.5 baths | 2,514 sq. ft.
This sale reflects the continued demand for well-located Manhattan Beach homes that offer space, quality, and convenience. For our buyers, 440 24th Street #1 delivered a strong combination of function and lifestyle in a highly desirable coastal location. In a market where the best opportunities often move quickly, being prepared and well-advised matters.

534 Marine Avenue, Manhattan Beach
Sold in 2025 for $3,885,000 | Buyer Represented
Located in the Gas Lamp area of the Tree Section, 534 Marine was a competitive property that generated multiple offers. In situations like this, success comes down to more than price. It takes thoughtful strategy, strong communication, and the ability to present an offer with confidence and clarity.

3521 Pine Avenue, Manhattan Beach
Sold in 2026 for $2,995,000 | Buyer Represented
For our buyer at 3521 Pine, the opportunity was about finding a beautifully remodeled Tree Section home that balanced design, function, and indoor-outdoor living. In a neighborhood where well-priced homes continue to move quickly, preparation and local insight made all the difference. This sale reflects the importance of understanding value beyond the surface numbers.

Together, these sales tell a broader story about the Manhattan Beach market.

There is still strong demand for homes that offer location, lifestyle, quality, and a clear sense of place. But success in this market is not automatic. Sellers need thoughtful positioning, strategic marketing, and a team that understands what makes their property stand out. Buyers need preparation, access, and guidance from someone who understands the subtle differences between neighborhoods, streets, and opportunities.

For us, the work is never just about closing a sale. It is about understanding the client, understanding the property, and understanding the community well enough to create the right strategy.

Manhattan Beach is a market we know block by block, and these recent results reflect the care, experience, and local knowledge we bring to every transaction.

If you are thinking about buying, selling, or simply want a better understanding of where your home fits in today’s market, we are always happy to be a resource.