Hi everyone! I'm looking to move into a new neighborhood and I've been trying to identify this tree I see around. I thought it might be India Hawthorn but the fruits don't seem right (they are not berries).
Thank you for your help!
Sam

Rhaphiolepis indicia

It sure looks like Indian Hawthorn (Rhaphiolepis indica) to me! Those green unripe fruit/berries in your second photo will ripen to purplish-black.

ok wow thank you! those fruits seemed way too big compared to the berries I saw in other photos. I appreciate your lack of hesitancy on the ID!

It's a very popular landscape plant in So. Cal. because it is not fussy about care and can be pruned into many shapes and has pretty blooms in spring.

@ctcarol the flowers are beautiful and continue to bloom!
I was also so intrigued to see so many forms as a low shrub, but then these topiary-like trees are also fascinating.

Thank you for your insight!

You are welcome!