100 Atlantic

A mid-century low-rise residential property completed in 1958, Royal Palms (often referenced as a classic downtown Long Beach condominium/co-op) comprises single-story slab construction organized around mid-rise elevator access and shared circulation. Units are primarily studios and one-bedroom layouts with occasional two-bedroom floorplans marketed in listings; typical interiors show midcentury-modern touches such as large wall-to-wall windows, hardwood or laminate floors, and efficient kitchen footprints with laminate or stone counters. Common building features include secure entry with staffed or monitored lobby service in some units, an elevator, community laundry facilities, and a rooftop/terrace and pool deck used for outdoor leisure. Recent building updates noted in listings encompass refreshed interior paint, new flooring, modernized elevators, exterior repainting, upgraded perimeter fencing, call-box security and on-site package lockers. Parking is managed by a waitlist or reserved stall system and some units offer a reserved space or private storage in the community garage; nearby monthly permit parking is an alternative. The property is pet-friendly with weight restrictions in some units and HOA governance that has been pursuing condo conversion and financing changes; HOA dues frequently include water, trash and some utilities. Located on Atlantic Avenue near 1st Street in the East Village/ downtown Long Beach entertainment corridor, the building places residents steps from the beach, Shoreline Village, restaurants, cultural venues and transit, supporting a walkable, coastal-urban lifestyle.