The Malibu Real Estate Blog

A few years ago you’d be hard pressed to find anything on Malibu Road for under $6m. The Malibu real estate market has changed, so if you’ve been on the sidelines now may be the time to pick up that Malibu beach house you’ve always wanted. Currently asking $5,400,000, the homes features  expansive decks, a third story guest nook or office, and a two story open ceiling living room. Check out the master bath with it’s period correct stained glass and deep, round, swingin spa tub. At this asking price, there is a legitimate chance that it could sell at under $5m. Call for a showing 310 699 8428.

It’s not often we see a beach house for sale on Malibu Road for under $6,000,000. This particular home also happens to be in what may regard as a better section of Malibu Road, near the beginning, closer to the Malibu Colony. At $5.9m, it’s worth a look if you have been in the market for a beach house. Call 310 699 8428 for a showing or to discuss all the different beaches in Malibu. Google map link here

Click here for a link for the low down on the home

Listed with Renee Grant of Century 21

If you were priced out of the beach house market in Malibu a few years ago, now may be your best time to to pick up a great deal on the sand. Let’s take a quick look at some homes that have had their asking prices substantially reduced.
Click this link to be taken to an MLS search for all beach houses in Malibu.The user id is x55032 and the password is beach

31310 Broad Beach Road Original List Price $12,500,000 Now at $7,900,000

Listed with Tony Mark / Prudential

7049 Birdview Original List Price $19,950,000 Now at $15,995,000

Listed with Chris Cortazzon/Coldwell Banker

27348 Escondido Beach Road Original List Price $12,500,000 Now at $8,995,000

Listed with Michael Novotny / Prudential

31636 Sea Level Drive Original List Price $8,400,000 Now at $5,950,000

Listed with Bill Mason/ Malibu Surf

A new listing hit the Malibu Real Estate market this morning with an asking price of $27,000,000. The 1 story Fred LLoyd Wright design sits on 5 acres of coastal bluff directly above the Pacific with it’s own private trail down to the sand. There are currently a dozen or more listed and unlisted properties for sale in Malibu over $15,000,000. Many will set new price records if they sell. Call for showings 310 699 8428 

The home is listed with Paul Randall/Coldwell Banker

Maybe Carbon Beach should change it’s name to Diamond Beach? A $65,000,000 beach home has become Malibu real estate’s most expensive beach listing. Here is the description…
THE “CROWN” OF CARBON BEACH. THE ULTIMATE BEACH ESTATE ON 150′ OF BEACH-FRONT. THIS HOME HAS IT ALL – THEATER, PANELED OFFICE, MASTER W/ HIS & HERS, GYM, FAMILY ROOM, PUB, 75′ BEACH-FRONT POOL & SPA. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE FINEST HOME ON THE PREMIER BEACH IN MALIBU, THIS IS WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR. ALL CLIENTS MUST BE PREQUALIFIED AND APPROVED BY SELLER. NEED 24-HOUR NOTICE TO SHOW.
Can’t afford $65,000,000? Call me for info on the “lower tier”, $20,000,000-$40,000,000 unlisted homes on other beaches. 310 699 8428

The Crown is listed with Stephen Shapiro/WEA

Deals are to be had once again in Malibu, even on the beach. Here is a home that hit the market in late 07 for $6,000,000. The home is located in the guard-gated enclave knows as the Malibu Cove Colony near Geoffrey’s restaurant. The home needed some work but has great views of Point Dume, is in the Paradise Cove Bay where it lies protected from the afternoon northwesterlies,  and is in a neighborhood of $5-6 mil. homes that rent for $40-60k per month in the summer. Over the course of 11 months, the home had 5  major price reductions and has just closed at $3,500,000. 

Check out the listing history below.The home was listed with Sandra Miller

A home (more like a funky shack) at 21106 Pacific Coast Highway burned down this morning. The house was listed for sale at $2,595,000 and had been on the market for almost one year. The blaze scorched both neighbors homes on either side. Here is the extensive MLS description…”Original beach shack bring your hammer.” Yep, that sums in up. It’s a fixer. I mean was a fixer. Below are the “Before” pictures.

And After

The home was listed with Steve Karsh of Malibu Surf Realty.