The much anticipated CityMark development of Aperture has opened its doors to the first of its residents. After beginning construction in Fall of 2005 and reaching completion by its target deadline of Fall 2007, Aperture is already on a path to receiving rave reviews from its residents, businesses, and surrounding neighbors alike. . .
Continue Reading CityMark's Aperture Unveils in Little Italy
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11/19/2007
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Derek Gilliam
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Over the past four years, the most unstable and fluctuating home prices in San Diego County have been those above 3,100 square feet, while those ranging from 1,901 - 2,200 square feet have retained the steadiest values. Unquestionably, 2007 has had the most inconsistent increases and drops on home values in the last 5 years. . .
Continue Reading San Diego Real Estate Market Trend Updates for November 2007
Posted on:
11/19/2007
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Derek Gilliam
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Long-time home of famous mystery novelist, Raymond Chandler, for sale in La Jolla. Now historically designated, this birthplace of famous novels is where the iconic character Philip Marlowe came to life on the page. It is easy to see why Raymond Chandler chose to write his novels in the northeast corner of the house, quietly nestled in the back of the home. His manuscripts and pages of work were kept in the original bookcase and cabinetry, which remain in place. . .
Continue Reading Raymond Chandler Home For Sale on La Jolla Street of Dreams
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10/15/2007
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Jennifer Duaine
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The Blackhorse gated condominium community resembles a Tuscan Village and features 121 town homes. While the homes were built in 1988, many of them have been extensively remodeled with fine details such as cashmere walls, enormous hand-made chandeliers, and El Dorado stone fireplaces. . .
Continue Reading Discover the Real Estate Pick of the Week in La Jolla Farms
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10/03/2007
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Gigi Palomera
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Describing the state of the real estate market in San Diego is very similar to describing the weather in San Diego. It could be 73 degrees in Del Mar while it is 90 degrees in Borrego Springs. We are experiencing the season of a buyer's market right now, so all of the sellers out there are feeling the heat. . .
Continue Reading Micro Climates in the San Diego Housing Market
Posted on:
09/26/2007
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Steve Scheckner
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Every recent media article stresses that it is a "Buyer's Market" in real estate. By definition this means there is more supply than demand, and the Buyer is in a position of power. If this is truly the case, then why are sales volumes at recent lows? If the Buyer's dollar goes further than it has in two years, why are they not spending them? Truthfully, I do not know. . .
Continue Reading San Diego Real Estate: The Risks of Not Buying Now
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09/26/2007
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Tim Holsten
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Party like a rock star in this week's San Diego real estate pick. This stunning Mexican themed home sits at the top of Bonita Hills, providing extraordinary green views from almost every room in the house. Designed for lavish entertainment, the backyard features a salt-water pool with a built in marble tabletop that resembles a giant lily pad, and your very own relaxation room, equipped with. . .
Continue Reading Discover the Real Estate Pick of the Week in Bonita Hills
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09/25/2007
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Gigi Palomera
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This European inspired chateau nestled in the hills of La Jolla currently belongs to world-renowned artist, Maher Marcos, best known for his contemporary paintings of women and landscapes. Marcos's artistic flair is displayed throughout the home, with his own paintings adorning many walls, along with decorative stone-carved angels and gargoyles, some serving as. . .
Continue Reading Discover the Real Estate Pick of the Week in La Jolla
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09/18/2007
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Gigi Palomera
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Coronado in San Diego is well known for distinct architecture and exquisite homes. But what you may not know is, on the island sits a home so breathtaking, it will send you on a mind journey to the Mediterranean coast. Discover the San Diego real estate pick of the week in Coronado. . .
Continue Reading Discover the Real Estate Pick of the Week in Coronado
Posted on:
09/12/2007
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Gigi Palomera
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The San Diego neighborhood of La Jolla is known a variety of historical sites. Most exist on the Rodeo Drive of La Jolla, or Prospect Avenue, named appropriately by the earliest La Jolla settlers. . .
Continue Reading La Jolla Real Estate: Then and Now
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08/29/2007
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Jennifer Duaine
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It's hard to believe it's been almost 10 years since I loaded up the Penske to head out west. It took 2 years of knowing to finally realize it was time to leave Dallas, Texas, AKA my native Big D. The near-immortal memory of my first morning in La Jolla is waking up with the window open, soliciting a divine breeze through my room overlooking Prospect Street . .
Continue Reading Mission Possible La Vida La Jolla
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08/28/2007
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Jennifer Duaine
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Cliff Robertson's magnificent La Jolla estate, Casa de la Paz, is back on the San Diego real estate market.
Named by La Jolla native, and academy award winning actor, Cliff Robertson, as a sanctuary, Casa de la Paz, truly is a house of peace. The authenticity of this trademark Spanish Colonial architecture makes Casa de la Paz one of the most memorable homes in Jolla. And I could not help but get goose bumps when I finally had the opportunity to see the inside. . .
Continue Reading Casa de la Paz is Back on the La Jolla Real Estate Market
Posted on:
08/23/2007
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Jennifer Duaine
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There are many communities in San Diego that have benefited from the recent San Diego real estate boom. One of those neighborhoods happens to be our northernmost coastal community of Oceanside. One of the reasons why Oceanside was most affected is that this San Diego community had a lot of catching up to do. . .
Continue Reading Real Estate in Oceanside: Commence Gentrification
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08/22/2007
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Steve Sheckner
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How many Americans can brag that their city municipal golf course is worth $68 million? The answer is: only those that live in Carlsbad, California. The Crossings at Carlsbad is officially open after a lengthy 17 year development. This municipal golf course marks yet another bright spot in the high quality life of this North County town. . .
Continue Reading North County Bragging Rights: New Municipal Golf Course in Carlsbad
Posted on:
08/16/2007
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Tim Holsten
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