Manhattan Beach Assessed Values Rise 5.3%, Reflecting Strong Local Economy
The Los Angeles County Assessor's Office has released its 2025 Annual Assessment Roll, showing a significant increase in the total assessed value of property in the City of Manhattan Beach. The City's assessed valuation has risen to $27,613,632,196, an increase of 5.3% over the previous year.

The annual Assessment Roll, prepared by Los Angeles County Assessor Jeff Prang, provides a snapshot of the local economy by detailing the assessed value of all taxable property, including land, buildings, and business equipment. The robust growth in Manhattan Beach's property values is a key indicator of a strong local real estate market and continued economic vitality.

For 2025, the City of Manhattan Beach's assessed valuation saw a total change of $1,386,555,158. The City's total parcel count for 2025 is 12,937, broken down as follows:

• Single-Family Residential: 11,159 parcels
• Residential Income: 1,288 parcels
• Commercial/Industrial: 490 parcels

More information can be found on the Los Angeles County Assessor's website.