Find apartments for rent at Redondo Apartments from $1,535 in Redondo Beach, CA. Redondo Apartments has rentals available ranging from 580-1200 sq ft. Before the beach city housing boom in the 1990s, Redondo Beach's population mirrored much of older communities around Los Angeles. Redondo Beach had generally large numbers of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (esp. Hawaiians and Samoans) for a city with over 50,000 residents.
No detail is overlooked at the Vanderbilt Apartments. The Vanderbilt Apartments are beach living at it's finest. Our Apartments feature vinyl plank wood flooring, tile countertops, window treatments, and endless natural light. We value our renter's continual satisfaction, you can always rely on our attentive bilingual on-site management and weekly maintenance team for assistance. Our property is small pet-friendly! We look forward to welcoming you to the Vanderbilt Apartments. This property is professionally managed by Property Management Associates in Los Angeles.Lease Details: 12 Up to 1 Cats welcome (max 20 pounds) with $300.00 deposit.Up to 1 Dogs welcome (max 20 pounds) with $300.00 deposit.
'actually I think Redondo Beach lacks in community events especially when considering that our temps are typically 70-90 year round and we have beautiful beaches. 4th of July was always a big celebration. People come from neighboring cities and the firework display is the big finale for the entire day. This year they did the firework display on July 1st. Even worse approximately 75%-80% of Redondo residents were completely unaware of the change? Big let down for the kids that live here!
One of my favorite events of the year is the local PD drives all over rhe city with sirens and lights blazing and one dressed as Santa who sits in an actual sleigh. They stop for every kid they see, let them sit on his lap, take pics, and visit with the police officers. This is one of my kids favorite things all year. The real story is we dont have many organized events for a beach city with perfect weather year round. We do have the local pier with all it has to offer but I believe we could do a lot better.'
The biggest project in the history of Redondo Beach, as Mayor Bill Brand called it, hit a major milestone Tuesday night, Jan. 15 – the approval of city council.During a meeting that once again stretched into the wee hours of the morning, project developer Queensland Investment Corp. Kirsten Farmer covers the coastal communities of the South Bay for The Beach Reporter and the Daily Breeze. She previously covered education for The Killeen Daily Herald in Central Texas and worked as a freelancer covering international travel for several publications. Kirsten is an alumna of the Cal State Long Beach Journalism and Film Departments and has also worked on several documentaries, including a project in Marrakech, Morocco. She enjoys backpacking adventures to foreign lands, beach days trying to catch waves in her native Southern California and dancing like a fool whenever possible. Join the ConversationWe invite you to use our commenting platform to engage in insightful conversations about issues in our community.
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