About Malibu
Malibu consists of 6 different smaller areas: Malibu Colony, Malibu Road, Broad Beach, Sea Level Drive, El Matador Beach, and Encinal Bluff
Valuation
Based from Zillow.com, Malibu home values have gone up 10.5% over the past year and Zillow.com predicts they (Malibu) will rise 4.0% within the next year.
Contact Person
Griselda Espinoza
griselda@terranovareg.com
Ph. (310) 721-3652
Malibu Colony
Malibu Colony is often called the “the original Malibu.” It was one of the first Malibu neighborhoods in the mid-1920s when the early land owners decided to begin leasing beach lots to movie stars – giving birth to what became known as the exclusive “Malibu Beach Motion Picture Colony.”
Malibu Road
Malibu Road runs parallel and off to the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) for about 2.5 miles. Its two lanes give it a “country road” feeling. It is close into the shops and the center of Malibu. It has one entrance, Webb Way.
Broad Beach
Broad Beach is one of Malibu’s most exclusive and sought after beach community. The 1.1 mile stretch includes about 100 beachfront homes, many of which are extraordinary. There are only a few undeveloped lots.
Sea Level Drive
Sea Level Drive, the best kept secret beach, has two sections, both of which are among Malibu’s most quaint little streets.
East Sea Level Drive is along the beach. It forks off from the central portion of Broad Beach Road. Most homes are across the street from the beach.
El Matador Beach
The El Matador Beach neighborhood has one of the most beautiful beaches in Malibu, with spectacular sea caves, large rocks, and eroded sandstone pillars called “sea stacks”. Pelicans and Sea Lions can be seen almost daily.
Encinal Bluff
The Encinal Bluffs neighborhood is a secluded area, west of Broad Beach and El Matador State Beach.
Many of the homes are large estates, with acreage overlooking the ocean commanding some of the highest prices in the area.
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