Community guides
Know the coast block by block.
Market data, the pockets that matter, schools, local favorites and insider tips for the best coastal markets in Orange County and Los Angeles.
Orange County
Coastal Orange County.
Newport Beach
Ten harbor islands, one zip code of endless summer.
Corona del Mar
Coves, cliffs and a village main street by the sea.
Newport Coast
Gated hillsides above Crystal Cove's untouched shoreline.
Costa Mesa
The City of the Arts, minutes from the sand.
Laguna Beach
Coves, canyons and an artist's eye for the coast.
Dana Point
Harbor town, whale-watching capital, surf on both sides.
San Juan Capistrano
Mission bells, horse trails and old California charm.
San Clemente
Spanish Village by the Sea, with world-class surf.
Huntington Beach
Surf City USA: wide beaches, big skies, endless sunsets.
Irvine
Master-planned villages, parks everywhere, and top-tier schools.
Laguna Niguel
Ocean-view hills, gated streets and room to breathe.
Seal Beach
A small beach town with a long pier and a real main street.Los Angeles
LA's Westside & beyond.
Santa Monica
Ocean air, walkable streets, and a city that runs itself.
Venice
Canals, creativity, and the best walk-to-the-sand streets.
Marina del Rey
Harbor views, bike paths, and a lock-and-leave lifestyle.
Brentwood
Coral trees, canyon estates, and quiet Westside polish.
Pacific Palisades
A close-knit coastal community, rebuilding with resolve.
Malibu
Twenty-one miles of coastline and a pace all its own.
West Hollywood
LA's most walkable city, after dark and after brunch.
Beverly Hills
Iconic streets, its own schools, and enduring value.
Manhattan Beach
Walk streets, volleyball nets and a beach town that works.
Hermosa Beach
A small beach town of volleyball, live music and the Strand.
Palos Verdes Estates
Ocean bluffs, quiet streets and a city planned for the view.
Hollywood Hills
Canyon roads, city views and homes that look like movie sets.Not sure where to look?
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Seal Beach photo: Terry Lucas, CC BY 3.0.