About 5710 E Killdee
Welcome to a rare and remarkable opportunity in Long Beach — copper plumbing, led upgraded sewer lines to the street, newer AC condenser are just a few upgrades to this spacious home with big square footage that’s truly hard to find in this market. This property is a blank canvas with great bones, ready for your imagination. With two separate living areas, the floorplan is highly functional and flexible, offering room for family gatherings, entertaining, home-office space, creative zones, or multi-generational living. The dual living spaces give you so many layout possibilities, and the home’s solid structure sets the stage for thoughtful renovation or design transformation. Whether you envision contemporary finishes, expanded indoor-outdoor living, or simply refreshing the existing spaces, this home invites your creativity — the possibilities are as endless as your imagination. Long Beach is more than a place to live — it’s a city on the rise. It’s building momentum across industries, lifestyle, tourism, and infrastructure that make this both a great place to call home and a compelling long-term investment. Long Beach has launched expansive city-wide investment plans, including the Elevate ’28 Infrastructure Investment Plan, a multi-year program totaling well over $1 billion in projects aimed at improving mobility, parks, community spaces, public facilities, and more. These improvements support quality of life for residents while laying a foundation for future growth. Long Beach Airport is getting a major enhancement with a $37 million concourse modernization project that will elevate the passenger experience just in time for the 2028 Olympics. Upgrades include improved seating, electrical charging stations, mechanical and electrical systems refresh, a garden area, and sustainability improvements — all while maintaining normal airport operations during construction. Long Beach will play a major role in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games, hosting 11 sporting events along its iconic waterfront and at city venues — including beach volleyball, water polo, sailing, and more. This elevated profile will bring global attention to the city’s beaches, culture, attractions, and local businesses, creating tourism and economic opportunity.
These developments are designed not just for the Games, but to leave a lasting legacy of infrastructure improvements, cultural investments, and enhanced public spaces that benefit residents long after 2028.
