As Malibu continues to evolve and rebuild, its water system quietly plays a big role in both daily life and long-term property value. At a recent City Council meeting, Los Angeles County Waterworks District 29, which serves the Malibu region, shared an in-depth update on ongoing water-system ... » Learn More about Malibu District 29: Water Infrastructure and Emergency Planning Updates
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Malibu Real Estate: 2023 Recap
It's time for our yearly installment of the Malibu real estate year in review! 2023 certainly brought change to the U.S. housing market as a whole, and Malibu was no exception. We began the year with a very low supply of inventory, courtesy of the booming real estate markets in the post-COVID ... » Learn More about Malibu Real Estate: 2023 Recap
Malibu Current Events: ADUs, Short Term Rentals & Dark Sky Ordinance
This edition of Malibu Current Events was published in August 2022. Visit the City of Malibu's website for the most up-to-date information. Legislation in Malibu often moves slowly, especially controversial items like Accessory Dwelling Units, Short Term Rentals, and the Dark Sky ... » Learn More about Malibu Current Events: ADUs, Short Term Rentals & Dark Sky Ordinance
SB9: What It Means for Malibu
In September of 2021, Governer Newsom signed the SB9 and SB10 bills. These will take effect on January 1st, 2022. These bills essentially change the traditional single-family home zoning throughout much of California. The goal is to increase housing density to address the state's housing crisis. ... » Learn More about SB9: What It Means for Malibu
Malibu Burnout Permit Rights Extended
This November marked two years since the Woolsey Fire changed Malibu forever. Incredible progress has been made, but as we reported in our previous blog, approximately one out of five burnout owners have not begun the rebuilding process or sold their lots. However, there is good news! On December ... » Learn More about Malibu Burnout Permit Rights Extended
Coronavirus and Malibu: What You Need to Know
Malibu, CA | 4.7.2020 Coronavirus testing now available at Malibu City Hall and Malibu Urgent care. If you do not have any symptoms and are not an essential worker, please do not get tested. Continue to stay home and obey the Safer at Home guidelines. Malibu, CA | 3.16.2020 Coronavirus has ... » Learn More about Coronavirus and Malibu: What You Need to Know