Population

According to the recent statistics, the population in Manhattan Beach, California is 35,698 with a density of 9,067 people per square mile. The median age in the city is 42.1 as compared to the US median age of 37.4. The number of people per household in Manhattan Beach is 2.6 as compared to the US average of 2.6 per household. 58.6 percent of the people in this community are married, 8.2 percent are divorced,  40.6 percent are married with children, and 6.8 percent are single parents. In terms of race, the residents here are a mixture of white, black, Asian, Native American, and Hispanic Ethnicity.

Real estate litigation concerns both the commercial and residential sectors and includes office buildings, retail centers, apartments, condominiums, hotels, and industrial properties. Litigation aims to protect the value of lots where there has been fraud, non-disclosure, or hidden defects which affect the value of the property acquired. If you are looking for lawyers who are experts at dealing with real estate litigation, you can never go wrong with Norton & Associates. The law firm has 33 years of experience handling and winning cases from the highly complex to the most simple ones involving this kind of lawsuits. The firm will help you recover losses, restore investment value where necessary, and protect investments.

Controversial Emoji House For Sale In Manhattan Beach

MANHATTAN BEACH, CA — Controversy has a price — in Manhattan Beach, it'll cost you $1,749,000. This unique duplex in the El Porto neighborhood was dubbed the "Emoji House" after it was painted bright pink and adorned with two huge, goofy emojis with long eyelashes amid a neighbor spat. Read more here.

A unique duplex in the El Porto neighborhood in Manhattan Beach, California is for sale at $1,749,000. The place features a total of 1,528 square feet of living space, a four-car garage, two-bedroom, and ocean views. The property has been dubbed as the "Emoji House" after it was painted bright pink and decorated with two huge goofy emojis with long eyelashes. Current owner Kathryn Kidd was accused by her neighbor of painting the emojis after she was reported to the city for using the space for short-term rentals. The allegations were denied by Kidd and she said the paint job was intended to make people smile.     

Downtown Manhattan Beach in manhattan Beach, CA

Locals and visitors alike love to visit Downtown Manhattan Beach where they can shop, dine, and explore numerous activities to make their stay in California a truly enjoyable one. The place is home to over 150 retailers including children's, men's, and women's apparel, home furnishings, art galleries and more. After spending for everyone on your list, satisfy your hunger and choose among the 50 restaurants, cafes, and coffee shops within the area. Most of these diners feature award-winning chefs who know how to turn your gastronomical cravings to sheer gratification. Enjoy your food with an ocean view dining and family-friendly atmosphere.

Timothy Norton, the owner of Norton & Associates, is a highly effective and experienced lawyer in non-disclosure, fraud, construction defects, breach of contract, and related real estate disputes. He attended Tulane University School of Law in New Orleans, Louisiana and the University of Andrews in Scotland. He is licensed to practice in all courts in California both state and federal. His mission is to provide the absolute best in construction defect and real estate litigation services in the whole of Los Angeles and to excel in terms of performance, personalized attention, knowledge, skill, and attention to details and results.

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Downtown Manhattan Beach
1142 Highland Ave, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266, USA

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Norton & Associates
1500 Rosecrans Ave Suite 500, Manhattan Beach,

CA 90266, USA