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I am proud to announce that MD Property Management division of the Mike Dunfee Group successfully leased and now manages 325 Daisy. It is a great property and the highest and best use that could be imagined for the 3,761 square foot piece of land in back of the small ally it ... read more >>

For the last 30 years, I have heard about new development and great promise of growth in Long Beach, especially the downtown. It appears to be happening finally and here is a cool video put out by Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia's office. It is encouraging to see the actua... read more >>

Described as a functional art piece, the Rainbow Bridge has just opened to the public and is as much art as it is an actual bridge. One of the reasons we like to focus so much on the Downtown of Long Beach is that there are so many exciting things happening, and this newly co... read more >>

I was taken back at first when I saw the unique architecture of the new building currently under construction at 207 Seaside Way. This 112 unit luxury apartment building named Sonata has a futuristic almost Gaudi inspired look to it that, to be honest, kind of turned me off a... read more >>

I highly recommend checking out this Curbed Los Angeles article laying out a little over a dozen new developments going on in Downtown Long Beach. The article may not show every development going on in Long Beach, or even Downtown for that matter, however, it is still great to se... read more >>

I am excited to share that I have finished the Long Beach Half Marathon this year with an official time of one hour forty-five minutes and 40 seconds. Not quite as fast as last year but very close. I didn't run the full marathon as I have in years past, but I came in at a very... read more >>

The simple elegance of the New Civic Center plan brings new state-of-the-art facilities, new residents and new vitality to Long Beach to make the Civic Center a place that’s truly “of and for the people of Long Beach.” Click here to learn more read more >>

Situated on the corner of Ocean and Alamitos, next to the Current, this 35-story building is set to be the city’s tallest building, passing One World Trade Center. This building will contain 315 residential units and 6,711 sq. ft. of retail space. This will push th... read more >>

Flooring is one of the more controversial subjects when it comes to home improvements. There are two firm camps and rarely do they meet in the middle. When you’re planning to sell your home, you may think you need to replace the carpet in order to get the best price on the mark... read more >>

You’ve found it! The home you’ve been searching for is for sale and you want to buy it. Can you afford it? How can you tell? First of all, the Internet is full of ways to calculate how much a mortgage will be. You can click on any mortgage calculator—like this one at Mortga... read more >>