Craving that “old school” diner feel? The kind we’d pop into before or after school for a delicious meal? Well, fortunately, @omeletteandwaffleshop in San Pedro still has that feeling we all adore.
They’ve been serving the community since 1995 and apparently have over 100 omelets on the menu. 🤯
Their slogan is “Where Old Friends Come to Meet,” so what better place to meet an old friend than this cutie restaurant.
Pop in soon and eat local.
According to witnesses, in the dim light through the painted window, some saw the shape of a tall, peaceful woman in a flowing gown who would slowly pace the tower’s walkway. 👣
Many believed her to be the first lighthouse keeper’s wife who stumbled from the edge of a cliff one foggy night.
There are many other conspiracies including those who believe she is waiting for the return of a lover who’s lost at sea and others who think that she is the shade of a heartbroken woman who threw herself from the cliffs when’s she found herself abandoned by her intended.
The ghostly shadow continues to persist at Point Vicente Lighthouse. 😳 Source: terranealife.com
A common term you’ll hear during the home-buying process is “turnkey property.”
A turnkey property is essentially a home that has been updated or renovated and is ready for immediate use.
For investors, it can also refer to a property that is move-in ready and can be rented out right away.
As the name suggests, all you have to do is turn the key, and you’re good to go!
This serene area in Long Beach offers a sandy beach, playground, picnic tables & seasonal model-boat activities… perfect for a classic summer day. ☀️ 🧺🍉
If you’re looking for a fantastic place to take the kids and family, look no further than the Colorado Lagoon in Long Beach.
The lagoon is a local favorite for swimming, walking, birdwatching, paddle sports, and family picnics.
Buying into an HOA?
Don’t just glance at the monthly dues.
HOA documents can reveal a lot about a community.
These are the kinds of details that can directly impact your finances and lifestyle after closing.
One of the biggest mistakes first-time buyers make? Skimming the HOA docs instead of actually reviewing them carefully.
A little due diligence now can save you from expensive surprises later. 🏡✨ Not to mention, since you will be living in the community, it’s essential to move forward with understanding of what you can and can’t do to ensure it will not impact your enjoyment of the property.
Not sure if HOA is for you? Send me a message and let’s chat.
If you know, you know… and if you’re from the South Bay, you definitely know. 🤪
Old Tony’s is known for its spectacular seafood and cocktails, served in a longtime casual dining spot with panoramic views of the Pacific. 🌊
The perfect place when you want to wow your date. ☀️
Their staple? The notorious Fire Chief. 🍹
A deliciously dangerous cocktail that will have you wanting more and more. (Don’t say I didn’t warn you.)
The restaurant will also kindly wash the cup and let you take it home after your drink.
When sellers disclose all known material facts upfront- past repairs, leaks, defects, neighborhood issues, insurance claims, unpermitted work, or anything that could affect a buyer’s decision- it builds trust, reduces liability, and helps transactions close more smoothly.
In California real estate, disclosure isn’t just a formality.
It is a legal and ethical responsibility. A well-informed buyer is far less likely to feel misled after closing, which helps protect both parties in the long term.
As a rule of thumb, always disclose what you know.
Transparency protects all.
Downtown has never looked better. 🏙 🔭
Ah, the famous 𝑸𝒖𝒆𝒆𝒏𝒔 𝑵𝒆𝒄𝒌𝒍𝒂𝒄𝒆… aka, the million-dollar view everyone strives to have.
This exquisite view only gets better at night, when the lights from the homes and buildings are turned on and they sparkle, similar to the royal jewels on a Queen’s Necklace- pun intended. 👸🏻
I shot this a few weeks ago after some much-needed rain. It definitely cleared some of that L.A. smog. 🤭
Rain is a good thing. 🙏🏼
In honor of Memorial Day weekend, I’d like to highlight Seaside Heroes Park in Torrance.
This small park honors Army soldiers Cpl. Joseph Anzack, Jr., 20, Cpl. Micah S. Gifford, 27, and Capt. Matthew C. Ferrara, 24. 🇺🇸🎗
The three young men grew up in this area, attending Seaside Elementary Calle Mayor Middle, and South High Schools.
As boys they enjoyed scouting, baseball, track and field, wrestling and football but as young men they all chose to serve our country. They became members of the United States Army and all made the ultimate sacrifice, giving their lives while at war in Iraq (Joseph and Micah) and Afghanistan (Matthew).
They died within an eleven month period (December 2006 - November 2007). May everyone who visits this park realize the sacrifice made by these Soldiers so that we may live in freedom, and may our “Seaside Heroes” be remembered and inspire future generations.
We may not know them all, but we owe them all.
📍 31550 Palos Verdes Drive West
Located on the southwest point of the Palos Verdes Peninsula is one of the most visited sites on the hill. The lighthouse attracts tourists and locals year-round.
Oh, and painters who enjoy capturing its beauty. 🎨
In 1923, the federal government purchased 13 screws of the Palos Verdes Project land to construct a lighthouse and other buildings on the property. (Three homes for employees plus four smaller storage buildings)
The goal was to lighten up the irregular coastline between San Pedro and Redondo Beach. The total cost was $100,000. The lighthouse stands at 67 feet high, and has 800,000 candlepower units, and was said to be visible for 20 miles out to sea in clear weather!
Today, Point Vicence Light still sends out its beacon across the Catalina Channel! On November 17, 1979, Point Vicente Lighthouse was added to the National Registry of Historic Sites