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Marble Estates began taking shape in the late 1970s, during a period when Torrance was rapidly expanding to meet the needs of a growing population. Developers focused on creating a quiet, residential pocket that offered a balance between suburban comfort and access to nearby employment hubs across the South Bay.

At the time, neighborhoods like this represented a shift toward more planned communities, where families could settle into newly built homes with consistent layouts, wider streets, and a stronger sense of neighborhood identity. Over time, Marble Estates became known for its calm atmosphere and stable community, reflecting the broader growth of Torrance as a desirable place to live.