What are the schools like in Long Beach?

Long Beach Unified School District serves the city, and Cal State Long Beach and Long Beach City College are in town.

What types of homes are available in Long Beach?

Historic Spanish and Craftsman, mid-century ranch tracts, canal and bayfront homes, and downtown condos and lofts.

Which neighborhoods are close to Long Beach?

Seal Beach, Lakewood, Signal Hill, and Los Alamitos.

Who on the team knows Long Beach best?

Ismael Chavez works Long Beach regularly. Call or text (714) 328-4776 and we'll connect you with the team member who knows it street by street.

3062 Lees Ave, a 1954 Cliff May Rancho in Long Beach's Rancho Estates — listed by The Chavez Team at The Agency

Los Angeles County

Long Beach Homes for Sale

Long Beach is one of the largest cities in Los Angeles County and still manages to feel like a collection of small towns. Naples Island and Belmont Shore sit on the water with canal homes and walkable streets; Bluff Park and Belmont Heights hold 1920s Spanish and Craftsman houses; Bixby Knolls has its own main street; and Rancho Estates in East Long Beach is a tract of 1950s Cliff May post-and-beam ranches that architecture people travel to see. Downtown and the East Village add lofts and condos, and the Metro A Line runs straight to downtown Los Angeles.

The Chavez Team's Long Beach office is on Naples Plaza, which is a good indication of how much time we spend here. Long Beach buyers usually know exactly which neighborhood they want — the job is finding the right house within it.

At a glance

Vibe: Big-city amenities, small-neighborhood identity
Housing: 1920s Spanish and Craftsman, mid-century ranches, canal homes on Naples, condos downtown
Location: Southeast Los Angeles County on the water, bordered by Seal Beach, Lakewood, and Signal Hill
Getting around: 405, 710, 605 and 22 freeways; Metro A Line to downtown L.A.; Long Beach Airport

Lifestyle

Second Street in Belmont Shore, the Naples canals, the beach path from Alamitos Bay to downtown, and a food scene that ranges from Cambodia Town to Retro Row on Fourth Street. Cal State Long Beach and the Aquarium of the Pacific are both here.

Housing

One of the widest ranges in the region — historic homes on the bluffs, Cliff May ranches in Rancho Estates and Plaza, mid-century tracts in Los Altos and Lakewood Village, waterfront on Naples and the Peninsula, and high-rise and loft living downtown.

Why we love it

Our Naples Plaza office puts us minutes from every part of the city.

3062 Lees Ave in Rancho Estates — a restored 1954 Cliff May — is our current listing here.

Questions we get about Long Beach

What are the schools like in Long Beach?: Long Beach Unified School District serves the city, and Cal State Long Beach and Long Beach City College are in town.
What types of homes are available in Long Beach?: Historic Spanish and Craftsman, mid-century ranch tracts, canal and bayfront homes, and downtown condos and lofts.
Which neighborhoods are close to Long Beach?: Seal Beach, Lakewood, Signal Hill, and Los Alamitos.
Who on the team knows Long Beach best?: Ismael Chavez works Long Beach regularly. Call or text (714) 328-4776 and we'll connect you with the team member who knows it street by street.

Recent activity in Long Beach

Closed by The Chavez Team in this city — a record, not a listings feed.

Long Beach · Los Angeles County
$1,335,000
Sold · July 2026 · Represented the buyer
7210 E Mezzanine Way
3 BD · 2 BA · 1,728 SQ FT
Sold · July 2026 · Represented the buyer · 3 BD · 2 BA · 1,728 SQ FT
Now mid-renovation — see the photograph on Hector's page.
Agent Ismael Chavez
$1,335,000
Long Beach · Los Angeles County
Leased
Leased
N Weston · Long Beach
2 BD · 1 BA · 1,010 SQ FT
Leased · 2 BD · 1 BA · 1,010 SQ FTLeased twice
Leased twice
Agent Jacob Castillo
Leased

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