A coastal Redondo Beach apartment property held by a single family for more than half a century has changed hands for $7.4 million, underscoring the enduring pull of supply-starved South Bay assets steps from the Pacific. A 13-unit apartment community at 154 and 156 Paseo De La Concha in South Redondo Beach has sold for […]
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