This is a great opportunity to lease this remodeled townhome in Downtown Torrance located at 1752 Arlington Avenue, Torrance. This 4 bedroom, 4 bath, 2,560 square foot unit has an open floor plan, ceramic tile and laminate flooring throughout.. Each bedroom has it’s own bath, with each bathroom upgraded with newer vanities and fixtures. This large home is great for extended families, with one of the bedrooms and one bath located on the lower floor, while the other three bedrooms are located upstairs. (One bedroom does have carpeting).This unit has lots of natural light. The kitchen has granite counters, dishwaster, stove and refrigerator. There is a balcony to relax and enjoy after a long day.To see this beautiful townhome contact Tuba at (310) 686-4688. This home is also listed on the ... 09/30/2017

2102 WASHINGTON AVENUE TORRANCE CA 90501 $515,000 | 2 BEDROOMS | 3 BATHROOMS | 2 CAR PARKING | 1379 SQUARE FEET | MLS: PV15021824 Situated just a block from Torrance Park in Old Torrance, this sunny end unit town home built in 2006 is located away from the street in the middle of the complex. With a large front patio and second patio off the master bedroom there is plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors. The main floor Living Room, Dining Room and Kitchen is a great room with walls of dual-paned windows and laminate wood flooring. The Kitchen features granite counter tops, GE gas range, built-in microwave and Samsung french door refrigerator. There are two eating areas including a breakfast bar and dining area. The three travertine baths include one off each bedroom and a powder room on... 02/02/2015

DQnews.com released their monthly Southern California real estate report and February was a good month.  In Los Angeles County, single family home prices are up 21% from last year.  Condos are up 30%, which isn’t surprising (click here to see why).  Certain zip codes in Torrance even exceed those numbers; especially in Old Torrance. Old Torrance (90501), home to some of the oldest residences in the city, saw 14 sales at an average of 41.2% higher than February 2013.  According to this statistic, a home might have sold around $350,000 in 2013 and will now sell close to $490,000.  That’s a HUGE difference.  Granted, areas close to Downtown Torrance in the historical districts likely skew the dramatic price increase, as it’s a highly sought after area and still somewhat affordable (for Tor... 03/19/2014

Torrance Antique Street Faire 27February Today, February 27, 2013, 8:00 pm 1317 Sartori Ave, Torrance, CA | Get Directions » FREE   The downtown Torrance Antique Street Faire is held on the 4th Sunday of every month in historic downtown Torrance.  Over 200 sellers are set up in the streets with antiques, collectibles, furniture, vintage clothes, jewelry, toys, tools, pottery, arts and crafts, hoime decor and more...all on sale at bargain prices!  Dave Brownlee and his crew of experts will be offering Antique Appraisals for only $3.00 per item.  DJ Ozzie will be playing music and all the downtown restaurants, bars, bakery & market and antique and specialty shops will be open.  FREE Admission & parking.  Pets welcome.      Credit Julie Randall 02/27/2013

Torrance was founded on May 31, 1911 by Jared Sidney Torrance and Associates by the purchase of 2,791 acres of land from the Dominguez Estate Company for $976,850. Susana Dominguez del Amo sold an additional 730 acres to Torrance for $350 per acre. This land was originally a small part of the Spanish land grant called Rancho San Pedro, given to Juan Jose Dominguez in 1784 ( See the History of the South Bay for a discussion of the early Spanish land grant ranchos). At its inception, this planned industrial town provided housing for 500 people. In March 1912, Torrance had originally proposed that the new development be named "Dominquez". The post office would not allow the use of this name since there was already a post office with that name. On March 12, 1912, at a meeting of the board o... 11/27/2011

Walking Tour of Historic Old Torrance Today. In celebration of the city's centennial in 2012, the Torrance Historical Society is hosting a free walking tour, with docents pointing out many of the historic sites and landmarks of Old Torrance, 1:30-3 p.m. Sunday, 1345 Post Ave.; For more information, call 310-328-5392. For the History of Torrance, go to the following link on my website:  HISTORY OF TORRANCE 09/25/2011

Hot August Nights: The Torrance Historical Society features extended museum hours every Thursday night through the end of August. The public is invited to stop by and explore some of the museum's collections that include one of the first Torrance Police Department uniforms, photos dating back to the Westin Ranch days, and a huge collection of high school yearbooks. 1-8 p.m. Thursday, and Aug 18 and 25. Call             310-328-5392       or visit Torrance Historical Society for more information. Torrance was founded on May 31, 1911 by Jared Sidney Torrance and Associates by the purchase of 2,791 acres of land from the Dominguez Estate Company for $976,850. Susana Dominguez del Amo sold an additional 730 acres to Torrance for $350 per acre. This land was originally a small part of the Sp... 08/15/2011