Pandemic Push: Manhattan Beach Home Prices Rose 25% Since March 2020
Put very simply, from the time of the first COVID-19 shutdowns in March 2020 till year-end 2021, Manhattan Beach median home prices rose 25 percent.
Put very simply, from the time of the first COVID-19 shutdowns in March 2020 till year-end 2021, Manhattan Beach median home prices rose 25 percent.Please see our blog disclaimer.
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