726 Elm Ave

A mid-rise condominium built in 1987, this four-story downtown Long Beach property contains primarily three-bedroom residences arranged around secure common corridors and elevator access. Exterior materials are typical of late-1980s Southern California construction with a modest street presence, gated vehicle entry and on-site guest parking. Interiors emphasize open living: living and dining rooms flow into kitchens with breakfast bars and granite counters, while some homes include wood-burning or gas fireplaces, crown molding, engineered or laminate wood floors, and private balconies with neighborhood or ocean-adjacent breezes. Unit layouts commonly feature two primary-suite-style bedrooms with en-suite baths, walk-in closets, inside laundry hookups, and built-in storage; many listings note updated fixtures, recessed lighting, and modernized bathrooms. Shared building amenities include controlled-access entries, an elevator, secured garage parking (assigned and tandem options), mail room, and trash chutes. Pet policies are permissive in most listings and HOA dues are described as low to moderate. The location is a defining element: a Walk Score in the mid-90s places the building steps from Pine Avenue dining and nightlife, cultural venues, transit lines and beach access, supporting a pedestrian- and bike-oriented urban lifestyle with easy access to the Aquarium, Queen Mary and Shoreline Village.