Communities

The South Bay market is stable, selective, and quietly shifting. This January update covers what’s happening across each local city, where buyers have leverage, and where sellers are starting to regain the upper hand as we move into 2026.

As summer winds down and we settle into fall, the South Bay real estate market continues to shift. In this month’s Scherb Homes Market Report, Cliff breaks down what buyers and sellers need to know—across Rolling Hills, Manhattan Beach, Redondo, and beyond. From rising inventory to softening prices in some areas, this update delivers real-world insight, local trends, and a personal perspective to help you plan your next move with confidence.

South Bay Market Snapshot: What Buyers and Sellers Should Know; The South Bay housing market is shifting—more homes are available, prices are easing, and buyers are gaining leverage. But what does this mean for you? Whether buying or selling, understanding local trends is key. In this update, we share the latest stats and insights from neighborhoods like Rolling Hills, Manhattan Beach, and Torrance, plus what to expect in the year ahead. Read on to get the full picture and stay ahead in 2025.

Summer is in full swing, and so is the South Bay real estate market. With more homes hitting the market and interest rates holding steady, buyers and sellers alike are navigating new opportunities and challenges. In this month’s update, we break down the latest market trends across each South Bay city—from Rolling Hills to San Pedro—sharing key stats, personal insights, and what it all means for you. Whether you’re thinking about making a move or simply keeping an eye on your neighborhood, this report is your go-to guide for what’s really happening out there.

Spring has been full of life for the Scherb family. We recently celebrated our daughter Clover’s 6th birthday, took an unforgettable trip to Catalina Island with our Adventure Guides group, and spent Mother’s Day reflecting on the things that matter most: family, community, and shared experiences. These moments remind us it’s not about the stuff—it’s about the memories we create and hold onto.