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“Thanks again for that great training on the historical areas… I shared that information with my agents and they didn’t know there were that many historic districts and so many things to know!” This from a long time realtor. In fact, the City of Long Beach is known as a leader in the formation of its 17 Historic Districts. Rose Park Neighborhood Association is home to two of the largest in the city.Topics included: The Value of Historic District Home Ownership; Real Estate Rules for Buying and Selling in a Historic District; Tools for the Buyer of a Historic Home and a Q&A with a panel of experts.  Experts in real estate sales in historic districts, neighborhood heritage and architecture, and members of the city planning department were all on hand to step the audience through the regulatory steps, as well as the strategies to create new homeowner success.     We appreciate our Sponsors that included: Steffie Hands - Cal Bungalow.com, Re/Max Real Estate Specialists; Anne Marie Ashley Group; Trebor/Nevets; Jeannette Architects; Anchor Seaport Escrow; Window Restoration & Repair; Portfolio/Berlin and Anderson Real Estate Group.

To view PowerPoint presentation: www.rpna-tradefair.org

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1ST HISTORIC DISTRICT SEMINAR FOCUSES ON INS & OUTS FOR REALTORS WORKING IN HISTORIC DISTRICTS
Wednesday November 7th 9:30am-Noon • Villa Riviera • Ocean and Alamitos, Long Beach, CA

Long Beach, CA (October 7, 2012)—This first-in-a-series of historic district seminars highlights the value, benefits and requirements of historic district real estate sales.

Presented by the Rose Park Neighborhood Association, the purpose is to reach Realtors and others who facilitate housing sales in Historic Districts learn the requirements of real estate sales of properties within historic districts.

This year marks increased interest in the purchase of older homes, especially those in Historic Districts. Local Realtor Jeff Anderson said, “In my experience selling homes in historic districts of Long Beach, the homes in historic districts can be as much as 25% higher in value than homes literally across the street in adjacent neighborhoods.” The City of Long Beach is known as a leader in the formation of its 17 Historic Districts.

Rose Park Neighborhood Association is home to two of the largest in the city. Topics include: The Value of Historic District Home Ownership; Real Estate Rules for Buying and Selling in a Historic District; Tools for the Buyer of a Historic Home and a Q&A with a panel of experts.  Experts in real estate sales in historic districts, neighborhood heritage and architecture, members of the city planning department will all be on hand to step the audience through the regulatory steps, as well as the strategies to create new homeowner success.

Plans are in progress for a tour of the historic Villa Riviera, including inside some of the exclusive homes.  There will also be ample time for networking with local neighborhood associations, historic organizations and real estate industry professionals.

There is a $10 registration. Please contact Laura Verbryck, Historic District Seminar Coordinator at lauraseth@gmail.com  to assure your attendance. Seating is limited.

Beach parking is available just below the Villa Riviera off Shoreline Drive at $1/hour (meters take quarters). Additionally, there are two handicap parking spaces in front of the Villa Riviera.

Sponsors include: Steffie Hands - CalBungalow.com; Re/Max Real Estate Specialists; Anne Marie Ashley Group; Trebor/Nevets; Jeannette Architects and Anderson Real Estate Group.

Updates: www.rpna-tradefair.org

About Rose Park The Rose Park Neighborhood Assn. is a 501 c 3 non-profit corporation; all proceeds of this event go towards event expenses and continuing preservation education efforts. This RPNA event series builds on years of successful preservation- oriented events, including the annual Restoration Trade Fair, attended by thousands from the Southern California area.

If you are considering a renovation of your home's footprint, re-design of your garage or driveway or alteration of the home's structure please call the city's preservation desk at the start - you'll save lots of time.

Click the image below to open the PDF presentation in a new window.

Karen Highberger, owner of Karen Highberger Interior Designs and appointed member Long Beach city's Cultural Heritage Commission shares her thoughts in advance of this year's Restoration Trade Fair on the value of 'historically appropriate' design.

After several years of living in the OC, Karen moved to California Heights which had just been designated an historic district. "What a difference", Karen remarked. In Corona del Mar she had to co-exist with the unbridled undoing of quaint neighborhoods. She saw other coasts communities undergoing the same reformation, such as Manhattan Beach. To her, "Long Beach represented a collection of neighborhoods and wonderful architecture, worth preserving and restoring."

Once in Cal Heights she became active in its Neighborhood Association. "I bought my first home in Cal Heights, a historic district, because I wanted the protections the designation afforded". Now, Karen knew Long Beach from childhood. She'd been born here, raised in a 1920's Spanish style home and grew up appreciating the local architecture. This led to a career  in design, "I love the challenge of finding the correct materials and products for period homes while incorporating modern conveniences. In a way we can blend our current lifestyle with the best of the good ole days".

Highberger's vision is that in 2060, just 50 years from now, Long Beach will have raced ahead of other Southern California communities by maintaining its link to history, managing its historic assets and wisely adapting to the changing needs of its residents. She believes the mind set in Long Beach is capable of navigating the historic-development obstacle course. She sees a new appreciation for our existing historic buildings and districts.

Visit Karen at her booth at the upcoming Restoration Trade Fair, Sept. 19, 2010 at The Luther Burbank School (4th & Junipero).

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