Huntington Beach Real-Estate

Helping Huntington Beach Navigate Real-Estate Challenges

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Neighborhood Nuances

Downtown Huntington Beach lots near Main Street differ wildly from Seacliff gated parcels. Add in the Coastal Overlay Zone and ADU push, and zoning letters can read like puzzles. We decode them, secure permits, and stop encroachments that threaten your shoreline views.

Common Matters We Resolve


  • Easements & Boundary Disputes, including ADU setback challenges and Coastal Overlay Zone restrictions that impact property use in Huntington Beach. 


  • Real Estate Title Disputes, such as boundary clarifications where outdated 1960s tract surveys conflict with today’s GPS-verified legal descriptions.


Explore all our real estate legal services to see how we can support your next transaction or resolve your current dispute.

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FAQs

  • Do ADUs require coastal permits?

    Within Coastal Overlay—yes. We manage dual approvals.

  • Can I build to the property line in Seacliff?

    CC&Rs usually mandate five-foot setbacks; we review and negotiate variances.

  • How long to quiet title after a lost deed?

    Typically six months if no contest from heirs.

  • Is vertical subdivision possible for a duplex?

    Yes, with city condo-conversion compliance.

  • Does sand migration affect boundary lines?

    Only in avulsion events; we monitor CCC rulings.

 Talk to a Huntington Beach Real Estate Attorney

Call, video-chat, or meet near Main Street to resolve your real-estate issue—from boundary lines to residential sales.