The Malibu Real Estate Blog

If you are looking to lease or rent a beach home on a private, guard gated street, this home on Malibu Cove Colony may fit the bill. Point Dume, Paradise Cove, Geoffrey’s, and Latigo can all be walked to from this beach house. $19,500 per month. Call for showings 310 699 8428

Listed with Isabell Miller and Shelly Yrigoyen PR Malibu

Investors looking for long term income know that rental properties are a great way to produce cash. New to the Malibu Real Estate  market this week is this beachfront duplex on the water in Malibu. There is a 3 bedroom unit and a 1 bedroom unit, both of which could make easy rentals, or stay in one and rent out the other . At $1,996,000 it may be time to get  into your Mr. Furley leasure suit and become a landlord in Malibu.  Call for a showing 310 699 8428.

From the MLS ” BEACHFRONT DUPLEX IN MALIBU… ENJOY THE SOUND OF THE SURF AND WALKS ON THE BEACH FROM THIS UPDATED, COMFORTABLE DUPLEX ON THE BEACH IN MALIBU. THE UPSTAIRS UNIT HAS 3 BEDROOMS AND THE LOWER UNIT 1 BEDROOM WITH A 2 CAR GARAGE. OCEANFRONT MASTER BEDROOM ALLOWS FOR ENDLESS OCEAN VISTAS. LIVE IN ONE UNIT AND GET EXTRA INCOME FROM THE OTHER OR RENT THEM BOTH OUT FOR A GREAT INCOME PROPERTY. DUPLEX HAS A NEW SEPTIC SYSTEM WITH CITY OPERATING PERMIT. PERFECT STARTER BEACH PROPERTY IN MALIBU.”

Malibu Beach House

Listed with Brian Merrick/ Coldwell Banker

A new lease listing has hit the Malibu Real Estate market for a whopping $200,000 per month! You can only rent it for the month of July and you won’t even be able to set foot in the door until you are very pre-qualified. The deposit will be another $200,000 so be prepared to shell out almost a half a million dollars to get the lease started. The good news is that if you do rent it for a month you’ll be on Carbon beach, right smack dab in the middle of some big high rollers with mega pads. If you need the ultimate beach house, you’ve found it.

The Malibu Beach Home is listed with Stephan Shapiro/ WEA

210 Beach leases on the market
30 listed over $50,000 per month
14 above $70,000 per month
1 at $100,000 per month
Cheapest lease is $2500 per month for a 1 bed at Latigo Beach

Beach Leases

Click this link to be taken to an MLS search for all beach leases in Malibu.The user id is x55032 and the password is lease

March is the month when summer  beach rentals and leases come on the Malibu Real Estate market. If you haven’t secured your beach rental by the middle of May you are likely to find yourself building sand castles in Mojave. I predict this year lease prices will be slightly lower than last years but the premium beaches like Broad Beach, The Colony, Carbon Beach, and Malibu Road, will still command high prices. Summer Rental prices on the low end will be around $10,000 and top at at $100,000 or more for the best beach houses. E-mail Me if you’d like a list of available rentals sent to you. You can also click here. Click this link to be taken to an MLS search for all beach leases in Malibu.The user id is x55032 and the password is lease

The gilded age continues! For $150,000 per month, with a two month minimum, you can rent the ultimate get away house. The home, located on Cliffside Drive on Point Dume, has 4 bedrooms and 8 baths with enough interior space to park a few Gulf Stream V’s. There is a  direct trail to the beach and you can run around the property naked if you please because you will have total privacy. You are going to have to cough up a nice security deposit of $300,000 which means you’d better be ready  to cut a check for $450,000 to move in for the first month.  Let’s work with smaller numbers ya’ll can grasp. It’s only $200 per hour or $5000 per day. Considering that the Presidential Suite at Shutters in Santa Monica is $3500 per night, renting this for a mere $1500 more  makes sense, right?. Why rent a room in a hotel when you can rent a Mansion? The only downside to staying here is that you can’t walk outside and buy fake sunglasses or watch guys in Dolphin shorts skating on the Venice Boardwalk. Oh well. 

 The home is listed with Chris Cortazzo of Coldwell Banker