Three Sixty South Bay and Fusion South Bay are two of the premier gated communities in the area. Both communities are fairly new with 360 
generally being built around 2012-2013 and Fusion being built around 2006. New construction with ammenities that today’s buyers are looking for are very hard to find in a similar price range in the neighboring communities. Both neighborhoods appealed to buyers that wanted the lifestyle of Manhattan or Redondo but couldn’t afford it. Although todays buyers seem to be more focused on one or the other, they have long appealed to the same buyers.
View the current homes for sale in Three Sixty and the current homes for sale in Fusion
The charts below show of the basic real estate market information. It’s not always an apples to apples comparison as 360 offers everything from studio condos to large 4 bedroom “single family” style detached homes. Fusion on the other hand offers 2 and 3 bedroom townhomes. If you’re considering either community here are the basics:
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Fusion 2018 (as of 4/18/18)
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360 South Bay 2018 (as of 4/18/18)
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5 homes on the market (2 active)
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16 homes on the market
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Average per foot $577.79
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Average per foot $546
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Median per foot $588.71
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Median per foot $5555
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Average price $783,333
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Average price $925,813
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Median Price $805,000
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Median Price $845,000
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Highest Sale $815,000
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Highest Sale $1,199,000
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Lowest Sale $649,000*
*currently active listing
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Lowest Sale $698,000
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Fusion 2017
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360 South Bay 2017
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18 homes on the market
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65 homes on the market
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Average per foot $553.65
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Average per foot $504
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Median per foot $552.70
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Median per foot $501
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Average price $687,628
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Average price $842,485
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Median Price $694,950
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Median Price $808,000
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Highest Sale $814,900
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Highest Sale $1,260,000
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Lowest Sale $589,000
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Lowest Sale $525,000
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