Downtown Huntington Beach · 92648
711 Huntington Street is a three-residence multifamily income property in Downtown Huntington Beach, listed at $2,295,000: six bedrooms, five bathrooms, three full kitchens, and 2,477 sq ft of combined living area on an approximately 35-foot-wide lot a short walk from the sand.
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711 Huntington Street is a three-residence multifamily income property in Downtown Huntington Beach, California 92648, listed at $2,295,000. It holds six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and three full kitchens across 2,477 sq ft of combined living area: a detached three-bedroom front home, a two-bedroom loft-style upper residence with a nearly 1,000-square-foot rooftop deck, and an independent one-bedroom lower residence. The parcel (APN 024-182-03) is approximately 35 feet wide, against the roughly 27.5-foot lots standard on this street, and is zoned RMH-A-CZ inside the Coastal Zone. It is income-producing today, and the same configuration supports several different ownership strategies: a multi-generational family compound, an owner-occupied home with supplemental rental income, a fully leased small multifamily investment, or a long-term hold on an unusually wide Downtown parcel.
Key facts
| Address | 711 Huntington Street, Huntington Beach, CA 92648 |
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| List price | $2,295,000 |
| Status | Active (listed August 18, 2026) |
| MLS number | OC26179259 (CRMLS) |
| Property type | Multifamily income property, three residences on one lot |
| Residences | 3 (detached 3 bed / 2 bath, upper 2 bed / 2 bath, lower 1 bed / 1 bath) |
| Bedrooms | 6 total |
| Bathrooms | 5 total |
| Kitchens | 3 full, one per residence |
| Living area | 2,477 sq ft combined |
| Lot width | Approximately 35 feet (vs. the ~27.5 ft standard Downtown lot) |
| Rooftop deck | Approximately 1,000 sq ft, near-360-degree views |
| Views | City lights, panoramic, neighborhood |
| Parking | Two separate garage spaces, plus driveway and skirt driveway parking |
| Laundry | Indoor coin-operated laundry room |
| Outdoor space | Common outdoor patio plus the rooftop deck |
| Zoning | RMH-A-CZ — Residential Medium High Density, small-lot (A) subdistrict, Coastal Zone |
| Assessor parcel number | 024-182-03 |
| Neighborhood | Downtown Huntington Beach, near Main Street, the pier, and Pacific City |
| Listing team | Ratowsky Group at Compass with Brian Wollner, Compass |
Square footage, lot dimensions, zoning, and parcel data are from public and third-party records and are deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers should verify independently.
711 Huntington Street holds three genuinely separate residences on one Downtown Huntington Beach lot: a detached front home, a loft-style residence above the garages, and an independent lower residence. Together they total six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and three full kitchens, on a lot roughly 35 feet wide, wider than many of the approximately 27.5-foot parcels common in this part of Downtown.
What makes it unusual is not simply the unit count. It is the mix: a fully detached front residence rather than a shared-wall unit, a rooftop deck approaching 1,000 square feet, and a lot with more width than most of its neighbors. That combination is why the property can reasonably interest a multifamily investor, an owner-occupant, a house-hack buyer, a family wanting multiple residences on one deed, and a buyer simply evaluating a well-located Downtown parcel, sometimes more than one of those at once.
Three Separate Residences
Detached · 3 bed · 2 bath
The front residence is a fully detached, remodeled 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, the kind of separation that changes the entire feel of a multi-residence property. Vaulted ceilings and skylights carry natural light through an open-concept living space, dual-pane windows keep it quiet, and the kitchen has been updated with custom cabinetry, stone countertops, and full-size appliances.
The primary suite includes a remodeled en-suite bathroom, and two additional bedrooms give the front residence real flexibility, room for a family, a home office, or space for a live-in owner who still wants the rest of the property working for them.
2 bed · 2 bath · above the garages
The upper residence sits above the garages and reads as a loft-style retreat: engineered wood flooring, an updated kitchen, and a large primary bedroom with dual closets and its own en-suite bathroom. A second bedroom and a full bathroom with a shower/tub combination complete the unit.
This is also the residence with direct access to the rooftop deck, which puts nearly 1,000 square feet of outdoor living space, close to 360 degrees of city-lights and panoramic views, and frequent cooling ocean breezes immediately outside its door, a rare pairing for a Downtown Huntington Beach unit.
1 bed · 1 bath · independent
The lower residence is a compact, independent living space with its own full kitchen, one bedroom, one bathroom, and a mini-split system for its own heating and cooling. It functions as a self-contained unit, separate from the front and upper residences.
Whether it becomes a long-term rental, a space for extended family, or a starting point for a house-hacking strategy, the lower residence is what makes 711 Huntington Street a genuine three-residence property rather than a house with an attached suite.
Most homes marketed as multi-generational are one house with a converted bedroom, a shared kitchen, or an in-law suite behind an interior door. 711 Huntington Street is not that. It is three separate residences, with three separate full kitchens and their own entrances, on a single lot under a single deed, which is a materially different proposition for a household that wants to live at one address without living in one house.
In practice that means a household can put a detached three-bedroom home, a two-bedroom loft-style residence with rooftop access, and a self-contained one-bedroom residence to whatever use it needs, and change that use over time without renovating. Parents in one, adult children in another, a caregiver or a long-term tenant in the third; or two residences occupied and the third rented to help carry the property. The common outdoor patio and the rooftop deck are where a property like this stops being three units and starts being one compound.
Downtown Huntington Beach makes that unusually hard to replicate. Assembling three independent residences this close to Main Street, the pier, and Pacific City is not something a buyer can generally do by combining two purchases, and the approximately 35-foot lot width is a large part of why all three fit here comfortably in the first place.
711 Huntington Street may appeal to a buyer searching for an owner-occupied multifamily property in Huntington Beach because its three-residence configuration creates the possibility of occupying one residence while renting the others, subject to leases, financing, local regulations, and the buyer’s individual circumstances.
This is the search a lot of buyers run without quite knowing the term for it: house hacking, owner-occupied multifamily, live in one unit and rent the others. What makes 711 different from a typical stacked triplex answering that search is the detached front residence. Instead of sharing a wall or a hallway with the units you are renting out, an owner-occupant gets a genuinely separate 3-bedroom home, with the upper and lower residences functioning independently nearby, potentially offering supplemental rental income rather than a roommate-style arrangement.
Positioning a property like this correctly, to the right mix of owner-occupant and investor buyers, is exactly the work involved in selling and evaluating Huntington Beach multifamily properties. Buyers should confirm financing eligibility, current occupancy, and local regulations directly rather than assuming any specific arrangement.
For an investor, 711 Huntington Street’s three-residence configuration means three distinct rental profiles under one roof: a 3-bedroom detached house, a 2-bedroom loft-style unit with rooftop access, and a compact 1-bedroom unit. That mix diversifies the kind of tenant each residence can attract, rather than offering three near-identical units competing for the same renter.
Downtown Huntington Beach is one of the strongest rental pockets in the city, close to the beach, Main Street, and Pacific City, and multifamily stock this close to the coastline rarely comes to market. That scarcity, combined with the property’s condition and layout, is the long-term hold case independent of any single year’s numbers.
The property is income-producing today, with additional upside as rents move toward current market levels, which is a different starting point from a vacant or value-add-by-renovation asset. The improvements have already been through remodels: the front home and the upper residence both, and the lower residence is well maintained with its own kitchen and mini-split system.
We do not publish a cap rate, GRM, or NOI on this page, or project future rents or appreciation. Current, verified rental and income information is available directly from Ratowsky Group; ask for it through the form below rather than relying on generic market assumptions.
The blocks immediately around 711 Huntington Street are a predominantly renter-occupied part of Huntington Beach. Area demographic estimates put roughly 70 percent of nearby households in rentals rather than owner-occupied homes, a ratio much closer to a dense urban core than to the inland tracts most people picture when they think of this city. For an investor, that is the demand backdrop: a submarket where renting is the norm rather than the exception.
The reason is the location itself. Main Street, the Huntington Beach Pier, Pacific City, and the sand are all within walking distance, which sustains rental demand across very different tenant profiles, and the three residences here are different enough from one another (a three-bedroom detached house, a two-bedroom loft with a rooftop deck, a compact one-bedroom) that they are not competing for the same renter.
Supply is the other half of it. Downtown’s small multifamily stock is old, tightly held, and rarely trades; three separate residences on one lot this close to the coastline is not a configuration that comes to market on a schedule. Those are area-level observations, not a forecast of this property’s rents, occupancy, or returns. Verify market data independently and ask us for the property’s actual numbers.
Different buyers are running different math on the same property, and 711 Huntington Street is a clear example of why that matters. An owner-occupant may value the detached front residence itself, the ability to live in it, the potential for rental income from the other two residences to offset the mortgage, the outdoor space, the rooftop, and the Downtown location. An investor may weigh rents, unit mix, and operating performance across all three residences and the property’s long-term hold characteristics. A builder or developer may look past the current improvements entirely to the parcel itself, its roughly 35-foot width and its RMH-A-CZ designation inside the Coastal Zone, a separate question from anything the existing residences offer today.
None of those lenses is automatically correct for this property. Is Your Huntington Beach Property Worth More to an Investor, Developer or End-User? walks through how each buyer type actually prices the same property. We are not making a redevelopment feasibility claim for 711 Huntington Street; any zoning or development question should be verified directly with the City of Huntington Beach and a qualified professional.
Some buyers researching a Downtown Huntington Beach property this close to the beach are specifically evaluating Airbnb or short-term-rental possibilities, sometimes paired with living in one of the residences themselves. 711 Huntington Street’s three independent residences, each with its own kitchen, are the kind of layout that draws that question.
We are not claiming short-term-rental approval or eligibility for this property. Buyers considering Airbnb or short-term-rental use should independently verify current City of Huntington Beach regulations, permitting requirements, occupancy restrictions, and the property’s specific eligibility before assuming any income from that use. Local short-term-rental rules can change, and no income projection for short-term use should be assumed from this page.
Accessed from the upper residence, the rooftop deck at 711 Huntington Street is approximately 1,000 square feet with 360-degree views, a genuinely unusual feature for a Downtown Huntington Beach property. Most Downtown lots simply do not have the width or layout to support outdoor space this large above the second story.
It functions as a real extension of the upper residence’s living space, outdoor entertaining, morning coffee with a view, evening light over the surrounding blocks, and it is the kind of amenity that differentiates the upper unit for a renter, a house-hacking owner living upstairs, or simply the household that ends up using it most.
At roughly 35 feet, the lot at 711 Huntington Street is wider than many of the approximately 27.5-foot-wide parcels common Downtown. That extra width is a physical fact about the property, not a claim about development rights, and it shows up directly in how the existing improvements are laid out: more usable living and outdoor space, a detached front residence rather than a structure pressed against the property line, and an overall configuration that would be difficult to replicate on a standard narrow Downtown lot.
The parcel (APN 024-182-03) is zoned RMH-A-CZ, Residential Medium High Density in the small-lot “A” subdistrict, within the Coastal Zone. Huntington Beach’s RMH designation provides for more intensive housing than RM, with a maximum density of 25 units per acre, and the RMH-A subdistrict carries its own separate small-lot development standards under the City’s Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance.
The -CZ suffix is the part builders should not skim. The property sits inside the Coastal Zone, so any development is subject to the City’s certified Local Coastal Program, which combines a Coastal Element with an implementation program, and to California Coastal Commission review. That is a real additional layer of process on top of ordinary zoning, and it should be scoped early rather than discovered late.
To be explicit about what this page is and is not saying: the zoning designation, the parcel number, and the lot width are facts from public and title records. Nothing here asserts a buildable unit count, an entitlement, or an approval for this parcel. Density maximums, setbacks, parking requirements, and Coastal Zone review all interact differently on a specific site, so any development scenario should be confirmed directly with the City of Huntington Beach’s Community Development department, the Coastal Commission, and your own architect or land-use counsel before it is treated as settled or priced into an offer.
For how lot characteristics and zoning like this factor into a property's positioning and pricing, see How to Sell a Huntington Beach Property With Redevelopment Potential.
711 Huntington Street sits in the Downtown Huntington Beach core, within the same walkable area as Main Street, the Huntington Beach Pier, and Pacific City, the oceanfront shopping, dining, and resort corridor. For an owner-occupant, that means day-to-day life close to the sand without a car. For a renter, it is the single biggest driver of demand in this part of the city, which is why Downtown units lease consistently.
For an investor, proximity to the coastline, restaurants, and shopping supports both long-term rental demand and resale value independent of any single tenant or lease term. For a buyer thinking further out, it is simply one of the more difficult locations in Huntington Beach to replicate: this close to the pier and the oceanfront resort corridor, multifamily and unusual-configuration properties do not come to market often.
Buyer fit
Multi-generational household
Three separate residences, each with its own kitchen and entrance, let a household share one address without sharing a front door. Parents, adult children, or a live-in caregiver each get a genuinely independent residence rather than a converted bedroom or a shared suite.
Owner-occupant with supplemental income
The detached front residence is a livable primary home, not a shared-wall unit inside a converted structure, while the upper and lower residences can potentially generate supplemental rental income against the cost of ownership.
House-hack buyer
Occupying one residence while the other two potentially help offset the mortgage is the core appeal of a 2-4 unit property, and 711's configuration is built for it. Confirm owner-occupancy and financing eligibility with your lender.
Small multifamily investor
Three separate residences read as three potential income streams under one Downtown roof, a form of rental diversification a single-unit rental cannot offer, in a submarket where most surrounding households rent.
1031 exchange buyer
A three-residence coastal income property in a supply-constrained Downtown pocket is the kind of replacement asset exchange buyers work against a deadline to find. Timelines and qualification should be confirmed with your qualified intermediary and tax advisor.
Long-term coastal hold investor
Three distinct rental profiles, a 3-bedroom house, a 2-bedroom loft-style unit, and a 1-bedroom unit, on one lot within walking distance of the sand. Downtown multifamily stock this close to the coastline rarely turns over.
Builder or developer weighing optionality
An approximately 35-foot-wide RMH-A-CZ parcel, wider than the roughly 27.5-foot lots common Downtown, is a fact worth knowing independent of any specific development claim. Zoning, density, and Coastal Zone review must be confirmed with the City and the Coastal Commission.
Buyer who wants the rooftop
Nearly 1,000 square feet of private rooftop deck with near-360-degree city-lights and panoramic views is, on its own, the reason some buyers will look at this property at all. It is not a feature that can be added to a standard Downtown lot.
“The mistake we see most with a property like 711 is assuming there’s only one kind of buyer for it. Three separate residences on one lot supports an owner-occupant, an investor, and a family wanting multiple residences, sometimes all three are genuinely competing for it. Our job is reading the property honestly and making sure each of those buyers understands what they’re actually looking at.”
Justin Ratowsky, Realtor®, DRE #02026158
Frequently asked
Answers here are general and factual. For current pricing, availability, rents, and showing times, use the form below.
711 Huntington Street is listed at $2,295,000. It came to market on August 18, 2026 and is a three-residence multifamily income property with six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and 2,477 sq ft of combined living area in Downtown Huntington Beach, CA 92648. Contact Ratowsky Group at 714-336-5682 to confirm current price and availability.
711 Huntington Street is a three-residence multifamily property in Downtown Huntington Beach, California, 92648, listed at $2,295,000. It sits on an approximately 35-foot-wide lot and includes a detached front home, an upper loft-style residence, and an independent lower residence: six bedrooms, five bathrooms, three full kitchens, and 2,477 sq ft of combined living area.
It was listed on August 18, 2026 and is being actively marketed by Ratowsky Group at Compass together with Brian Wollner of Compass. Listing status can change quickly, so confirm current availability by calling 714-336-5682 or using the form on this page.
The MLS number is OC26179259, listed on CRMLS (the California Regional Multiple Listing Service). The property is a three-residence multifamily income property at 711 Huntington Street, Huntington Beach, CA 92648, listed at $2,295,000 and presented by Ratowsky Group at Compass with Brian Wollner of Compass.
Approximately 2,477 sq ft of combined living area across the three residences, on a lot roughly 35 feet wide. Buyers should independently verify square footage and lot dimensions.
The parcel (assessor parcel number 024-182-03) is zoned RMH-A-CZ: Residential Medium High Density, small-lot (A) subdistrict, Coastal Zone. Huntington Beach's RMH designation allows more intensive housing than RM, with a maximum density of 25 units per acre, and the RMH-A small-lot subdistrict carries its own separate development standards. Because the parcel is inside the Coastal Zone, any development is also subject to the City's certified Local Coastal Program and California Coastal Commission review. Zoning describes a designation, not an entitlement; verify all of it directly with the City of Huntington Beach.
That is a question for the City of Huntington Beach and the California Coastal Commission, not for a listing page. What can be stated factually is the starting point a builder would work from: an approximately 35-foot-wide parcel, wider than the roughly 27.5-foot lots common Downtown, zoned RMH-A-CZ inside the Coastal Zone, currently improved with three income-producing residences. Any buyer considering a redevelopment scenario should complete their own feasibility investigation before writing an offer.
We do not publish a buildable unit count for this parcel, because no one can responsibly state one without a City determination. Huntington Beach's RMH designation has a maximum density of 25 units per acre and the RMH-A subdistrict applies separate small-lot standards, but density maximums, setbacks, parking requirements, and Coastal Zone review all interact on a specific parcel. Ask the City's Community Development department directly.
It is one of the configurations the property most naturally supports. Three separate residences with three separate kitchens on a single deed mean members of one household can live at the same address with genuinely independent living space, rather than sharing a kitchen or converting bedrooms. Whether that arrangement suits any particular household is entirely the buyer's decision.
The assessor parcel number is 024-182-03, in Orange County, California.
Showings are by appointment and are deliberately grouped into set windows out of respect for the residents currently living at the property, rather than scattered across the week. Request a private showing through the form on this page or call Ratowsky Group at 714-336-5682, and we will confirm the next available window.
Yes. It contains three separate residences, each with its own kitchen, on a single Downtown Huntington Beach lot, which is what makes it a multifamily or multi-residence property rather than a single-family home.
Three: a detached 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom front residence, a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom upper residence above the garages, and a 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom lower residence.
Six bedrooms and five bathrooms total across the three residences: three bedrooms and two bathrooms in the front residence, two bedrooms and two bathrooms in the upper residence, and one bedroom and one bathroom in the lower residence.
Yes. All three residences have full, independent kitchens, which is part of what allows each to function as its own self-contained living space rather than a shared arrangement.
The three-residence configuration creates that possibility, subject to leases, financing, local regulations, and the buyer's individual circumstances. Many buyers considering 711 Huntington Street are specifically evaluating an owner-occupied strategy, living in one residence while the other two potentially generate rental income.
It may appeal to a house-hack buyer, someone looking to occupy one residence while renting the others to help offset ownership costs, though eligibility depends on financing, occupancy requirements, and the buyer's specific plan. Buyers should confirm loan program requirements with their lender.
Yes. An investor may view the three residences as three separate income streams and evaluate the property on rents, expenses, and long-term hold potential, the same way they would any small multifamily building.
Yes. The property is income-producing today, with additional upside as rents move toward current market levels. We do not publish rent figures, cap rates, gross rent multipliers, or net operating income on this page. Current, verified rent and expense information is available directly from Ratowsky Group to buyers evaluating the property.
Whether any property suits a 1031 exchange depends entirely on the individual exchange, its timeline, and the buyer's tax position, so no listing page can answer that. What can be said is that it is a three-residence coastal income property in a supply-constrained Downtown pocket, the profile many exchange buyers are searching for. Confirm suitability with your qualified intermediary and tax advisor.
The immediate area is a predominantly renter-occupied pocket of Downtown Huntington Beach: area demographic estimates put roughly 70 percent of nearby households in rentals rather than owner-occupied homes. Proximity to Main Street, the pier, Pacific City, and the beach is the underlying driver. These are area-level estimates, not a projection of this property's rents or occupancy, and should be independently verified.
Two-to-four-unit residential properties are generally financed differently from both single-family homes and larger apartment buildings, and an owner-occupied purchase is generally treated differently from an investment purchase. Loan programs, down payment requirements, rate, and whether existing rents can be counted toward qualification all vary by lender. Confirm specifics with a lender before assuming any particular structure.
This page makes no representation either way. California's statewide rent and just-cause rules and any applicable local requirements should be reviewed for this specific property, with its specific unit configuration and construction history, by the buyer and their own counsel before assuming how they apply.
City lights, panoramic, and neighborhood views, taken in primarily from the nearly 1,000-square-foot rooftop deck accessed from the upper residence, which offers close to 360 degrees of outlook over the surrounding Downtown blocks and frequent cooling ocean breezes.
Possibly, but this should not be assumed. Buyers considering Airbnb or short-term-rental use should independently verify current City of Huntington Beach regulations, permitting requirements, occupancy restrictions, and the property's specific eligibility before counting on that income.
Yes, a nearly 1,000-square-foot rooftop deck with 360-degree views, accessed from the upper residence. A deck of this size is unusual for a Downtown Huntington Beach property.
Approximately 1,000 square feet, offering 360-degree views over the surrounding Downtown blocks.
Approximately 35 feet, wider than many of the roughly 27.5-foot-wide parcels common Downtown.
A wider Downtown lot generally supports more usable living and outdoor space and a less cramped overall layout than a typical narrow parcel, which is why three separate residences, a common patio, and a rooftop deck all fit here. It is a physical fact about the property, not a claim about what could be built there. The parcel is zoned RMH-A-CZ inside the Coastal Zone; any development question should be verified directly with the City of Huntington Beach and the California Coastal Commission.
Yes, two separate garage spaces, plus additional driveway parking and additional skirt driveway parking.
Yes, indoor coin-operated laundry serves the property.
Yes. The property is in Downtown Huntington Beach, within the same walkable area as Pacific City, the oceanfront shopping and dining destination.
Yes, 711 Huntington Street is in Downtown Huntington Beach, the same neighborhood as the Huntington Beach Pier and Main Street.
Yes. The property sits in the Downtown Huntington Beach core, close to the coastline, the pier, Main Street, and the oceanfront resort corridor.
Yes, the address is in Downtown Huntington Beach, 92648, near Main Street, Pacific City, and the pier.
A conventional triplex is usually three stacked or attached units that read alike. 711 Huntington Street pairs a fully detached 3-bedroom front home with a loft-style upper residence and an independent lower residence, on a wider-than-typical lot with a nearly 1,000-square-foot rooftop deck, a combination that supports several different ownership strategies rather than one.
Multifamily investors, owner-occupants, house-hack buyers, long-term rental investors, coastal real estate investors, buyers wanting multiple residences for family, and buyers evaluating a Downtown parcel's long-term optionality all may find something to value here, often for different reasons.
Actual current rents and expenses (not projections), lease terms, the condition of each residence, and any deferred maintenance, ideally through a direct conversation with Ratowsky Group and independent inspection rather than assumptions from the listing alone.
Financing eligibility for an owner-occupied multi-unit purchase, current occupancy status of the other residences if tenant-occupied, and their own comfort with the layout and separation between residences before assuming a specific living arrangement.
Current City of Huntington Beach short-term-rental regulations, permitting requirements, and occupancy restrictions, directly with the City, before assuming Airbnb or short-term-rental use is available or income-producing.
Contact Ratowsky Group at Compass directly using the form on this page, or call 714-336-5682, for current pricing, showing availability, and rental or investment details.
Video Tour
This walkthrough covers all three residences at 711 Huntington Street, the Downtown Huntington Beach multifamily income property, front to back: the detached three-bedroom front home, the loft-style upper residence, the independent lower residence, and the nearly 1,000-square-foot rooftop deck, framed for both an owner-user considering living on site and an investor evaluating the opportunity as a whole.
A vertical cut of the same property, shot for social: the aerial approach, the walk through the front residence, the side yard that makes three homes on one lot legible, and the rooftop reveal, in under a minute and a half.
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711 Huntington Street is presented by Ratowsky Group at Compass, Justin Ratowsky (Realtor®, DRE #02026158) and Craig Ratowsky (Realtor®, DRE #00608046), a father-son team with 58 years of combined Huntington Beach real estate experience and deep familiarity with Downtown, backed by the Compass network, together with co-listing agent Brian Wollner (Realtor®, DRE #01889264), Compass.
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Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify square footage, unit configuration, rents, leases, permits, zoning, short-term-rental eligibility, development potential, and all other material information. Ratowsky Group at Compass. Craig Ratowsky DRE #00608046, Justin Ratowsky DRE #02026158. Compass DRE #01991628. This page is general information, not tax, legal, or financial advice. Equal Housing Opportunity.
