Finally as of August 14, 2010, summer has finally arrived in Malibu, CA. The weather has been unusually cold out here – the residents have wondered “are we really in summer or is this the late May weather” that we are experiencing. Our mornings have been foggy but it clears by mid-afternoon and we are able to enjoy the sunshine until 7:30 at night.
Malibu is 27 miles long and the weather varies depending on where one is located on the same day. It is possible for West Malibu to experience the sun in the afternoon where temperatures are a cool 72 degree as compared to the Point Dume area where fog clings along the coast and the temperatures linger around 65 degree. Then the central Malibu brightens again with some sun and the temperature becomes 72 degree and the east Malibu again has some fog for the temperatures to linger around 65 degree. I just want to show my guests that Malibu has the bluest water and drop dead gorgeous ocean views but it has been challenging when summer dragged her feet. Of course I have neglected to mention that we are still 20 degrees cooler than the Valley areas so really no complaints.
I am happy to report that finally the summer sunshine will bask in her glory throughout all Malibu from mid August – absolutely gorgeous! I have seen the coastline in along California but there is nothing like our Malibu coastline and calling it home!
So now is the time to come out and enjoy all the water sports and just lie on the beach and bask in the beauty. It is even better if you call Malibu, My Home.
If you are interested in leasing, purchasing a property or selling a property in Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Calabasas or the surrounding Beverly Hills/southern California area then please contact Judy Kunisaki for professional real estate advice in the Westside Los Angeles area, on 310-317-8396 her online contact form on her website.
Subscribe to our blog using our RSS feed. (Click here!)
Judy Kunisaki – CA DRE license 00963582




If you are relocating to Malibu,CA or Calabasas, CA, chances are that one of the biggest questions looming in your mind is whether you should buy or rent a home. Of course only you can make that decision but there are some important factors to weigh. How permanent do you feel this relocation is? Do you have to sell a home before you buy a new home? Are home prices in the area that you are relocating to stable?








