If you’re looking to buy or sell a home in the Hollywood Riviera or any other South Bay city – including the Palos Verdes Peninsula, Torrance, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach or Manhattan Beach – you’ve come to the right place. I live in the Hollywood Riviera and have sold more homes here than any other Realtor since 2001.
Welcome to the Hollywood Riviera
The best-kept secret in Southern California and one of the most desirable places to live in the world
Welcome to the Hollywood Riviera
The best-kept secret in Southern California and one of the most desirable places to live in the world
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The Hollywood Riviera, the iconically gorgeous area adjacent to Torrance, South Redondo Beach and Palos Verdes Estates, remains much like it was when Clifford F. Reid originally developed this parcel of 604 acres back in 1927. In Clifford F. Reid’s eye, the area looked similar to the French Riviera, which he had visited on vacation.
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Clifford F. Reid was also entranced by the movie industry, and envisioned the Hollywood Riviera area south of Redondo Beach as being a natural set location for the Hollywood silver screens – hence the name Hollywood Riviera was born.
Roaring 20's
The first home in the Hollywood Riviera was Clifford F. Reid’s own, a stately Italian-Mediterranean mansion constructed in 1928 on Monte D’Oro, and still a beauty.
1928
In 1930, The Hollywood Riviera Beach Club was constructed at the site where Miramar Park (also called Dolphin Park for the dolphin statues) now sits.
1930
The Hollywood Riviera Beach Club was destroyed in a fire in 1955, which is why the beach area just below Miramar Park is often called “Burn Out Beach” by locals.
1955
Though the Great Depression left the Hollywood Riviera in limbo through the mid-1930s, the end of the World War II brought an increase in development as more homes were built.
Post-WarYour Guide
Igor Nastaskin
RE/MAX Estate Properties
In fact, I have been...
✓ The #1 Realtor in the Hollywood Riviera for 14 out of the last 17 years, including 2012-2019
✓ The #1 Producer in sales volume for the Malaga Cove office for 2015-2018
✓ In the Top 3% of Individual Producers at RE/MAX Estate Properties