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From the city's official agendas, checked November 8. Only items that touch homes, land or neighborhoods are listed; the agenda is the record.
The dates a homeowner here needs between now and Mon, Nov 30.
The Planning Commission meets on this date; the agenda lists what is up for a vote.
File an assessment appeal for the January 1, 2026 value by this date; filing opens July 2.
Source: State Board of Equalization, County Assessment Appeals Filing Periods for 2026 →Add to calendar
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Read the full brief →As of November 8. Listing brokerage shown on each row. A new desk note is published every Monday — subscribe via RSS. Card photography is illustrative Huntington Beach imagery, not the addresses listed.
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Weekly briefThe highest-priced home listed in Huntington Beach this week is 4966 Oceanridge at $4,995,000. This week in Huntington Beach: 42 new listings, 34 price cuts, 32 closed sales and 39 homes going under contract. Data as of October 18, 2026.
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Weekly briefThe asking price on 4694 Madrid Way 38C dropped from $699,000 to $599,000. This week in Huntington Beach: 40 new listings, 33 price cuts, 22 closed sales and 43 homes going under contract. Data as of October 11, 2026.
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Weekly briefHuntington Beach saw 25 price cuts, 25 new listings and 25 status changes this week — about the same as last week, as of October 4, 2026.
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Orange County Tribune - Huntington BeachThere’s always something more to do. Back in June, the Huntington Beach City Council apparently concluded its long-running dispute with the State of California by approving a housing element to the…
Orange County Tribune - Huntington BeachA proposed contract with the Huntington Beach Firefighters Association union that would give firefighters a 15 percent pay raise over three years goes before the Huntington Beach City Council when it…
Voice of OC - Huntington BeachHeadlines are the outlets' own, shown with the source named and the story left where it was published. Card photography is illustrative Huntington Beach imagery, not a photograph from the story.
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