Slava Ploshkin is a Los Angeles and Long Beach real estate agent, founder of The Slava House brand, with a combined social media audience of 10 million followers. He works with broker Joe Goodman (more than 25 years of California real estate experience). Slava Ploshkin, REALTOR® with Hayden & Bach. Joe Goodman is the broker. Russian available.

Long Beach · Home base · English · Russian

Long Beach real estate agent, in English and Russian

I'm Slava Ploshkin. I live in Long Beach, and this is the city I know street by street.

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REALTOR® · DRE #02323623 · 4.9★ on Google · Hayden & Bach

Asking prices · updated Oct 3, 2026

Long Beach right now. Live from the MLS.

855homes for sale

Long Beach, neighborhood by neighborhood

The median asking price in each neighborhood, from the lowest to the highest. The red dot is all of Long Beach.

$895K

What’s for sale

33% of the homes for sale in Long Beach are single-family houses.

855homes for sale

Single-family33%278 homes
Condo33%282 homes
Multi-unit23%196 homes
Other9%73 homes
Townhouse3%26 homes

Price cuts

42%

42% of the homes for sale in Long Beach are priced below an earlier asking price.

168rentals listed, median $3K a month

See all 855 Long Beach homes

What I know about Long Beach

I show homes here most days, from the canals in Naples to the bungalows in Bluff Park and the condos downtown. My broker Joe Goodman has closed California deals for over 25 years. Tell me what you're after and I'll tell you where it exists at your number.

A paved path beside wide sand, lined by low white condo buildings and taller towers under a blue sky, with two people walking — Late afternoon on the beach path in front of the Alamitos Beach condos

Long Beach is really a dozen towns under one name. Belmont Shore and Naples sell a beach lifestyle with small lots and big prices. Bluff Park and Belmont Heights are older homes on wide streets, many of them protected as historic districts, which limits what you can change outside. Bixby Knolls and California Heights are the 1920s to 1950s houses families move to for a yard and a garage. Downtown is condos, a lot of them, at every age and price.

Sailboat masts and palms in silhouette at dusk under a deep blue sky, with pink and white clouds reflected in calm harbor water — Clouds catch the last light over the boats in Rainbow Harbor

The questions I get most: how close is the airport flight path, is the building on a soil or seismic list, what does the HOA actually cover, and can I add a unit in the back. I answer with the documents, not with a feeling. Long Beach Unified runs the schools here, and which school a house feeds matters to buyers even without kids, because it matters at resale.

A palm-lined residential street off Broadway in Belmont Heights, Long Beach — Palm-lined streets and Spanish-style homes near Broadway

Selling here is about the photos and the first ten days. Beach-adjacent homes draw buyers from all over LA and Orange County, so we shoot video, price to the block and not to the city average, and read every offer with Joe before we answer. Most of my sellers get more than one offer when the price is right from day one.

Two canopied electric boats moored on a calm Naples canal at sunset, with homes, palms and a low footbridge behind — Evening light on a Naples canal, with electric boats tied up by a footbridge

Neighborhoods I work most. Guides with live listings.

Alamitos BeachOld apartment blocks east of Downtown, with Broadway through the middle and the sand at the end of the streetRead the guide ›Downtown Long BeachWhere Long Beach started: apartment towers and old storefronts, with the harbor at the foot of Pine AvenueRead the guide ›Belmont HeightsCraftsman bungalows on the rise above Belmont Shore, with a local main street on BroadwayRead the guide ›NaplesThree canal islands in Alamitos Bay, built from 1905, and some of the priciest homes in Long BeachRead the guide ›Bixby KnollsNorth Long Beach's uptown: 1920s to 1940s houses under big trees, with the breweries on Atlantic a walk awayRead the guide ›Belmont ShoreSmall old houses around Second Street, a few minutes' walk from flat waterRead the guide ›The PeninsulaA mile-long sandspit between the ocean and Alamitos Bay, where front doors open onto a 1920s boardwalk instead of a streetRead the guide ›California HeightsLong Beach's largest historic district: nearly 1,500 homes, most of them Spanish Colonial Revival, on streets with vintage lamppostsRead the guide ›Bluff ParkA 1982 historic district of big pre-war houses on the ocean bluff, facing a 13-acre strip of lawn above the beachRead the guide ›Los CerritosAbout 700 large homes on wide streets around the Virginia Country Club and the 1844 Rancho Los Cerritos adobeRead the guide ›

How we work.

The Tandem

“No agency matched them. A street in Long Beach did.”

Two people on every deal

I run the search, the showings and the marketing. My broker Joe Goodman has worked California contracts for over 25 years and reads every offer before it goes out. You get both of us for one commission.

Honest about the house

If the floor slopes, the street is loud or the price is wrong, I say it on the tour. Clients tell me that's the reason they trust the yes when it comes.

Our own search, updated daily

Explore is our live MLS map with every listing and the market numbers behind it. You see what I see, in English or Russian, and I call when something is actually worth a call.

Don’t take my word for it. Take theirs.

4.9 on Google · 5.0 on Zillow

“I was nervous at first because Slava is young, and buying a house in LA isn’t something I wanted to take lightly. But I gave him a chance, and I’m glad I did. It was way more comfortable than I expected, and Joe Goodman helped too. These guys know what they’re doing.”

AleksandrHome buyer · Google

“I was pleasantly surprised how professional and knowledgeable he was for his age. His knowledge of the housing market helped me feel confident making an informed decision. He really took the time to learn my situation. Past agents never did.”

Megan P.Home valuation · Google

“I liked that Slava didn’t pretend every home was perfect. Sometimes he’d point out something uncomfortable we hadn’t noticed. At first it was surprising, but then I realized that’s exactly what I want from an agent.”

Mityai Da.Home search · Google

Questions I get about Long Beach

It depends on the budget and the commute. Bixby Knolls, California Heights and Los Cerritos have yards, garages and quiet streets at prices below the coast. Belmont Heights and Park Estates cost more and sit close to the beach and the schools families ask about. I'll show you two or three and you'll feel the difference in an afternoon.

Yes, with homework. Downtown and Alamitos Beach have hundreds of condos and the price per square foot is often the lowest near the water in LA County. The homework is the HOA: reserves, upcoming assessments, the building's insurance and any litigation. I pull those documents before you write an offer, not after.

In a historic district the city reviews exterior changes, from windows to fences. Inside you can do what you want. Buyers who love the look accept the rules; buyers planning a big remodel should know before they fall for a house. I check the district map for every showing.

All the time. I moved here myself, so I know the sequence: the money trail, the loan or cash proof, the video tours, the documents in a second language. We do showings over video, go through every page together, and you can decide before you buy a plane ticket.

Commission is negotiable by law and we talk about it openly at the first meeting. What you get is two agents, professional photo and video, our own search platform and a broker who has seen every kind of contract problem since 2008. Ask me for the numbers and I'll put them in writing.