90813 Homes with Land Property Type

Welcome to the vibrant community of Long Beach, California, nestled in the heart of Los Angeles County, specifically the zip code 90813. This dynamic area boasts a unique blend of urban amenities and coastal charm, making it an ideal location for those seeking a lively yet relaxed lifestyle.

One of the standout features of 90813 is the availability of homes with land, providing a rare opportunity to enjoy both space and comfort in this bustling city. These properties often come with generous lots, allowing for gardens, outdoor entertainment areas, or even the potential for future expansions. Imagine sipping your morning coffee on your patio, surrounded by lush greenery, all while being just minutes away from the beach and downtown Long Beach's vibrant attractions.

Long Beach is known for its diverse cultural scene, with an array of restaurants, shops, and entertainment options that cater to every taste. The picturesque waterfront, complete with beautiful parks and scenic walking paths, invites residents to embrace the outdoors. With its rich history and thriving arts community, there's always something exciting happening in this coastal city.

In addition to its appealing lifestyle, the 90813 area is also well-connected, with easy access to major freeways and public transportation, making commuting a breeze. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or looking to invest in a spacious property, the homes with land in Long Beach's 90813 zip code offer a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and community. Discover your dream home in this enchanting coastal enclave today!

Newest 90813 Homes with Land Property Type

$599,000

DW26117410 MLS ⋅ Active Status

Rare development opportunity in the heart of Long Beach. These two contiguous parcels are being offered together and present a unique investment opportunity in an established urban neighborhood. Currently leased and occupied by the Long Beach Unified School District, the property is being sold as land only. Portable classroom/building structures currently located on site are tenant-owned personal property and are not included in the sale. These parcels may also be purchased as part of a rare 5-parcel assemblage offering more than 27,000 square feet of combined lot area—well over one-half acre of prime urban infill land. Opportunities of this scale and flexibility are exceptionally rare, especially where assembling multiple adjacent parcels can take years. Whether acquired for income with existing tenancy or as part of the larger assemblage for thoughtful, profitable redevelopment, this offering presents compelling long-term potential. Buyer to verify zoning, development possibilities, lease terms, and all intended uses with the City of Long Beach. Additional addresses for sale by same owner include 1403, 1425 and 1429 Elm. See private remarks for more information regarding additional contiguous parcels.

1425 Elm, Long Beach

$1,500,000

SR26115717 MLS ⋅ Active Status

Exceptional multifamily development opportunity in the rapidly transforming Midtown area of Long Beach. This offering consists of two adjacent vacant parcels totaling approximately 12,981 square feet, commonly known as 1730 Long Beach Blvd. (APN 7269-021-020) and 318 E. Esther St. (APN 7269-021-019). The properties are located directly across from the Metro light rail station and are situated within the highly desirable SP1TN (Special Purpose Transit Node) zoning overlay and Midtown Specific Plan. The site presents a rare opportunity for a developer to capitalize on Long Beach’s strong push for higher density and affordable housing development. Current zoning and transit oriented development incentives may allow for the development of approximately 60+ multifamily units, with potential upside through evolving state and local housing legislation, including SB 79 transit oriented housing incentives. The property benefits from exceptional accessibility and proximity to major employment and lifestyle drivers, including Downtown Long Beach, the Port of Long Beach, Long Beach Airport, St. Mary Medical Center, CSU Long Beach, shopping, dining, and major transportation corridors. The transit node designation may significantly reduce parking requirements, creating additional development efficiency and density potential. Long Beach continues to experience substantial public and private investment ahead of the 2028 Olympics, while the City remains under pressure to add significant new housing inventory. Developers may also benefit from various affordable housing grants, incentives, and financing programs offered by the City and State. Rare infill development sites with transit node zoning and this level of positioning are increasingly difficult to find in Southern California.

1730 Long Beach, Long Beach

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