Fusion South Bay real estate and townhomes for sale

Fusion South Bay Real Estate and Homes for Sale

The Weather May Be Hot, But the Fusion Real Estate Market is Not

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While we should be seeing numerous homes in Fusion come on the market each month in the summer….that’s not the case.

What should be a pretty ideal time to list homes for sale given the weather and the season seems to be a big dud so far. Normally we see a good number of new listings in Fusion during summer. Whether people are just in town on vacation, looking for homes in the Wiseburn School District so they can enroll their kids before September, or just realizing it’s cooler near the beach, summer is usually a busy season.

View the current homes for sale in Fusion South Bay

Not this year with almost no homes currently on the market. There are currently 2 homes in escrow and a third “H” floorplan was just pulled off of the market after 71 days on the market. Just today a new listing finally came available priced at $699,000 which is the smallest “A” floorplan.

Here’s to hoping the market picks up and gets hot….like the weather finally has.

Recent listings, escrows and sold homes in Fusion

Status Address List Price or Sold Price $ Per Ft Bed/Bath Sq Feet* List Date or sold date
Active 5402 W 149TH PL   #8 $699,000 $699.00 2/2,0,0,0 1000/ 7/22/2019
Pending 5403 W 149th PL   #15 $720,000 $580.65 2/2,0,0,0 1240/A 7/17/2019
Pending 5412 W 149th PL   #10 $685,000 $685.00 2/2,0,0,0 1000/A 5/25/2019
Sold 5400 W 149th PL   #9 $669,000 $649.51 2/2,0,0,0 1030/A 7/1/2019
Sold 5506 W 149th PL   #10 $695,000 $695.00 2/2,0,0,0 1000/A 7/9/2019
Sold 5507 W 149th PL   #15 $720,000 $580.65 2/1,1,0,0 1240/A 6/18/2019
Sold 5401 W 149th PL   #14 $785,000 $556.74 2/2,0,1,0 1410/A 6/19/2019
Sold 5510 W 149th PL   #4 $799,000 $583.21 2/3,0,0,0 1370/A 6/27/2019
Sold 5403 W 149th PL   #4 $799,000 $583.21 2/1,1,1,0 1370/A 5/1/2019
Sold 5412 W 149th PL   #4 $807,000 $589.05 2/1,1,1,0 1370/A 5/14/2019
Cancelled 5400 W 149th PL   #4 $799,000 $498.44 2/2,0,1,0 1603/B 7/11/2019

Rock Around the Block Event to Support Wiseburn Schools

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Rock Around the Block is Coming April 6!
Rock Around The Block (RAB) is a fantastic festival for students, parents and community members to support quality education programs in the Wiseburn Unified School District. With support from WEF, students are able to receive music and art instruction, STEAM education and healthy lifestyles programs.

This carnival style event is a major fundraiser with food, games, community booths, and a silent auction. The children “walk around the block” to kick off the event at 9:30 am. Students from Dana Middle School’s Symphony and Jazz Band, as well as Anza and Burnett’s Elementary School Bands, will be performing. We encourage your participation for this awesome community event. There is plenty of fun for everyone!

Tickets go on sale March 7! This year, discounts will only be offered on pre-sale orders. You can purchase them online at http://bit.ly/RABtickets.

Interested in volunteering at RAB or serving on the RAB committee?
We need volunteers to help with food service, assist with overseeing games and rides, and to staff the silent auction. Visit http://signup.com/go/KMWDVHE​ to sign up for a volunteer shift at RAB. Please pass this link along to family, friends, and community members who might be interested in helping out the day of the event. Our next planning meeting is March 5 at Cabrillo Elementary at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome to attend!
Thank you to our 2019 RAB Sponsors

 

Premier Sponsor
Pipkin Charitable FoundationT-Shirt Sponsors
Kinecta Federal Credit Union
Alexis Balner of
Balner & Co. Real Estate		 Game Area Sponsors
AYSO Region 21
Continental Development Corporation
Los Angeles World AirportsFood Concession Sponsors
Chartwells
West Basin Water District

Welcome to our new Business Partners and thank you
​for their generous support!​

 

Interested in finding out more about our Business Partners Program? Click here.

WEF Grant Money at Work​

Burnett Teachers Collaborate & Learn From Neighboring Districts
Through an innovation grant from the Wiseburn Education Foundation, Burnett Elementary School was able to provide teachers with release time to collaborate with teachers in neighboring districts to strengthen their math instruction and grow their learning community. On January 31, 2019, the 5th grade team visited Center Street Elementary in El Segundo and spent the morning in Valerie Sandowicz’s 5th grade class. Burnett Principal Kim Jones thanked WEF “for supporting our teachers in their professional growth” through this grant, which enabled these teachers “to learn and plan together.” The 3rd and 4th grade teams will also get to take part in these collaborations in the coming weeks.

​​Anza Elementary Winter Wonderland

These “Snowy Night Scenes”, painted on black velvet, were funded by an innovation grant from the Wiseburn Education Foundation awarded to Ms. Graham and Ms. Polizzi to create this wonderful multi-disciplinary project at Juan de Anza Elementary. The Winter Wonderland exhibit was created by Ms. Graham’s 3rd-5th grade student artists in collaboration with the music program. Students also created their own artwork on tin and embossed it with a scene inspired by the story and film exhibited as part of the Winter Wonderland performance. The exhibit will remain on display through the end of March.

STEAM Night Showcases New Technologies

Anza Elementary also hosted a fabulous, interactive evening on Thursday, January 31st showcasing a variety of new technologies. WEF proudly provided funding for innovation grants to several educators at Anza to support the purchase of 3D printers as well as Cue Robots. The evening was fun for parents and students alike, allowing participants to experience first-hand the design thinking process and celebrate the successes of students. Keep an eye out for Eagle Expo coming this Spring!

​Apply Now for the Johnstone Scholarship!

The Wiseburn Education Foundation is thrilled to announce our very first scholarship, the Johnstone Scholarship, will be given out this year! The Johnstone Scholarship was created in 2018 in honor of Dr. Tom Johnstone, now-retired Superintendent of Wiseburn Unified School District. Tom and his wife, Terry, also newly retired WUSD teacher from Anza Elementary, dedicated their careers to delivery quality public eduction.

Three $500.00 scholarships will be awarded to graduating Seniors from Da Vinci Schools. All applicants must be currently enrolled at Da Vinci Communications, Da Vinci Design, Da Vinci RISE, or Da Vinci Science.

The application deadline is April 15, 2019. No late entries will be accepted. Interested students may complete submit their materials online and complete the application at:
http://www.memberplanet.com/s/wef/johnstonescholarshipapplication
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The Johnstone Scholarship Program is administered by Wiseburn Education Foundation. Application questions can be emailed to the Scholarship Committee at:
johnstonescholarship@wiseburnedfoundation.org.

 

 

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Get To Know the Neighborhood – Wiseburn School District

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One of the elements that makes Fusion at South Bay such a great community  is the award winning Wiseburn School District.  Although located in the city of Hawthorne, Hollyglen residents attend this award winning school system.    One of the main concerns residents have had over the years is the lack of a local high school.  Students that graduated from the local middle school were often then enrolled in the Centinela Valley district.  As of 2015 a bond measure was passed for the construction of a local high school that will be located in nearby El Segundo.

From a real estate perspective the Wiseburn School District has a significant impact on housing values.  Homes in the district are generally priced considerably higher than those outside of the district boundaries…even if just a few blocks away.  See the current homes for sale in that attend the Wiseburn School District**

The Wiseburn Unified School District is a small  public school system in the El Segundo/west Hawthorne area that serves the Wiseburn communities of Del Aire, Hollyglen, and Wiseburn.

The Wiseburn Unified School District has entered into a  partnership with the Da Vinci Charter Schools  since 2009.  These independent charter schools were locally created to provide a high school option for Wiseburn students.  As mentioned above, in 2015 a bond measure was passed allowing for the construction of the Wiseburn High School campus that would house the three separate Da Vinci Charter Schools.

District Boundaries

As the Wiseburn district is hightly sought after the district has boundary requirements for local residents.  The district boundaries are roughly Sepulveda Boulevard on the west, Marine Avenue on the south, Imperial Highway on the north, and Inglewood Avenue on the east.  **Please note that we are providing the following for information only and cannot guarantee eligibility to the district.  Please consult with the district offices to determine residency restrictions and elegibility for the district.

Northern Boundaries  

  • Elementary school is Juan De Anza located at 12110 S Hindry
  • South of Imperial Highway to W. 127th Place, street numbers start with 5000 on all east-west streets between Aviation Boulevard and Felton Avenue.
  • Only the west side of Felton Avenue between Imperial Highway and W. 121st Street, but both sides of Felton Avenue south of W. 121st Street.
  • Avaire South Bay Apartments on 11622 Aviation Boulevard with a 90304 zip code.
  • The apartment complex on 5211 Pacific Concourse Drive and 11775 La Cienega Boulevard, both with a 90045 zip code.
  • ThreeSixty at South Bay homes on the corner of Aviation Boulevard and El Segundo Boulevard.

Southern Boundaries

  • Elementary schools are Juan Cabrillo and Peter Burnett
  • The eastside of the 405 Fwy – South of El Segundo Boulevard to W. 138th Street, numbers start with 4800 and end with 5199 between La Cienega Boulevard and Inglewood Avenue.  Only the west side of Inglewood Avenue between El Segundo Boulevard and W. 138thStreet.  (Please note, that the following are not in the Wiseburn District: houses numbered 4800-5199 on W. 139th Street to Rosecrans Avenue, as well as numbers higher than 13811 on La Cienega Boulevard, Oceangate Avenue, Shoup Avenue, and Inglewood Avenue.  These homes belong to the Lawndale School District).
  • The westside of the 405 Fwy – South of El Segundo Boulevard to Rosecrans Avenue numbers run from 5236-5550 and 13300-14100.
  • The condominiums on Marine Avenue, numbered 5401-5497, Units A & B, south of Rosecrans Avenue.
  • Fusion at South Bay homes on Aviation between Marine Avenue and Rosecrans Avenue.

The northern and southern boundaries west of Aviation Boulevard are Imperial Highway and Rosecrans, respectively with Sepulveda.  The area is part of the City of El Segundo and is mostly commercial space.

School Addresses:

Juan de Anza Elementary School
Kindergarten – Fifth Grade
12110 S. Hindry Avenue, Hawthorne, CA 90250
Phone: (310) 725-2100

Peter Burnett Elementary School
Third – Fifth Grade
5403 W. 138th Street, Hawthorne, CA 90250
Phone: (310) 725-2151

Richard Henry Dana Middle School
Sixth – Eighth Grade
5504 W. 135th Street, Hawthorne, CA  90250
Phone: (310) 725-4700

Current Homes for Sale in the Wiseburn School District**



**This information is provided for refererence and we make no assurances that the homes above are in the Wiseburn District. Please consult with the school district for to confirm residency status and whether the homes are in the district boundaries. For more information visit the Wiseburn District Website and school boundary page.