109 Paseo de la Playa, Redondo Beach, CA 90277

• Zone Code: RMD

• Zone Guide: This zoning is intended for medium-density apartment-style housing and aims to provide locations for multiple-family developments, including supportive or employee housing, while meeting city health and safety standards. In practice that means the lot can be used for multi-unit residential buildings rather than single-family homes or standalone commercial enterprises. Building or converting units will still need to comply with local development standards, plan review, and any design rules the city enforces. The allowance for transitional and supportive housing suggests flexibility, but expect formal city approvals for major changes.

• Zone Name: Medium Density Multiple Family Residential

• Zone Type: Residential / Multi Family

• ADU Permitted: Yes

• Multi-Family Permitted: Yes

• Commercial Uses Permitted: No

• Industrial Uses Permitted: No

• Zoning Link: https://www.zoneomics.com/code/redondo-beach-CA

Insight: This is a multi-family residential location, meaning the neighborhood is intended for apartment-style housing rather than single-family homes or commercial uses. For a buyer, that practical permission mix allows adding or keeping multiple units on the lot and could make it feasible to build additional rental units or an in-law unit where local rules allow. Because commercial and industrial uses are not permitted here, the street is less likely to see retail or factory conversions that would change residential character, though any redevelopment will still require city approvals and adherence to health and safety standards.

• Flood: Minimal

• Earthquake: Relatively High

• Tornado: Very Low

• Strong Wind: Very Low

• Heat Wave: Very Low

• Hail: Very Low

Insight: The biggest practical climate concern is earthquakes: this area has higher-than-average seismic exposure for its tract, so buyers should plan for the possibility of retrofit costs and check how insurance markets treat earthquake coverage; parcel-level flood risk is minimal so federal flood insurance is unlikely to be required, and other hazards like strong wind, heat, hail and tornado are rated very low and are unlikely to be major ownership issues.

• Name: Tulita Elementary School
• Type: Public
• Level: KG, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
• Rating: Above average
• Distance: 0.82 miles

• Name: Alta Vista Elementary School
• Type: Public
• Level: KG, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
• Rating: Above average
• Distance: 1.07 miles

• Name: Riviera Elementary School
• Type: Public
• Level: KG, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
• Rating: Above average
• Distance: 1.1 miles

• Name: Edward J. Richardson Middle School
• Type: Public
• Level: 6, 7, 8
• Rating: Above average
• Distance: 1.27 miles

• Name: Seaside Elementary School
• Type: Public
• Level: KG, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
• Rating: Above average
• Distance: 1.46 miles

• Name: South High School
• Type: Public
• Level: 9, 10, 11, 12
• Rating: Above average
• Distance: 1.47 miles

• Name: Calle Mayor Middle School
• Type: Public
• Level: 6, 7, 8
• Rating: Above average
• Distance: 1.5 miles

• Name: Montemalaga Elementary School
• Type: Public
• Level: KG, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
• Rating: Above average
• Distance: 1.81 miles

• Name: Anza Elementary School
• Type: Public
• Level: KG, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
• Rating: Above average
• Distance: 1.87 miles

• Name: Joseph Arnold Elementary School
• Type: Public
• Level: KG, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
• Rating: Above average
• Distance: 1.87 miles

Insight: Multiple nearby public schools are rated above average and sit within easy reach of this address, which supports steady demand from families and tends to protect a property's appeal during market slowdowns; that cluster of quality schools is a meaningful amenity when marketing to owner-occupiers and long-term renters seeking school stability.

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• Short-term Rental Permitted: No

Insight: Zoning-level rules for the area indicate short-term rentals are not permitted at the zone level, which signals limited ability to rely on nightly rental income under current rules; before assuming any short-term rental strategy, verify parcel-specific city regulations, registration requirements, and any homeowners association rules that could further restrict short-term use.