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Home buyer demographics show “echo boomers” poised to revive ownership stats
Home buyer demographics may play a key role in real estate market developments over the next few years.
Membership sales at San Diego Country Clubs: just one of many hidden perks in today’s real estate market
After what the Chicago Tribune recently described as “six awful years” of persistent market decline, home sales and values are finally on the rise. This is great news for homeowners and sellers nationwide. But as the storm clouds lift, we are also beginning to see a silver lining to the housing crisis: hidden perks in the form of prime real estate deals, investor opportunities, and now even membership sales at exclusive San Diego country clubs.
San Diego event calendar: autumn happenings along the coast
Summer may be drawing to a close, but here in San Diego our fun in the sun is just getting started. Thanks to their unique coastal location and year-around sunny weather, San Diego and the surrounding communities like Del Mar, La Jolla, Rancho Santa Fe and Carlsbad are great places to enjoy outdoor activities and events for all seasons. This fall, the San Diego event calendar features everything from live music and cultural performances to exhibitions, parades, food and beer festivals and sporting events. With so much to see and do, it is no wonder that San Diego is a prime destination – not only for vacationers but for full-time residents as well.
Rancho Valencia Resort San Diego: understanding fractional ownership properties
The Rancho Valencia Resort San Diego is currently undergoing extensive renovations and upgrades, with a grand reopening slated for September of this year. The resort is a prime getaway destination for tourists and local residents of Del Mar, Rancho Santa Fe, La Jolla and Carmel Valley alike, and it also presents the potential for fractional ownership. Fractional ownership properties are those within which multiple owners hold percentage shares in exchange for owner access to the property, as well as membership perks. Rancho Valencia is a great example of fractional ownership for San Diego County residents, and one that serves to illustrate the advantages and costs of alternative vacation real estate investments.
Stepping back in time: a history of the San Diego Del Mar Fair
Summer is in full swing, and that means it is time once again for the San Diego Del Mar Fair. Last year, the Fair celebrated its 75th anniversary; but while thousands of locals religiously flock to the stunning Del Mar fairgrounds every summer, only a handful know the history behind this signature San Diego event. Originally conceived as an agricultural fair in 1880, the gathering evolved over the years until, in 1936, the 22nd District Agricultural Association (DAA) purchased a plot of land at the mouth of the San Dieguito River to create an official county fairground. The rest, as they say, is history – and an enduring for the legacy that still affects the lives of Del Mar natives and visitors alike today.
I’ll Have Another prepares for Belmont Stakes — and heats up anticipation for Del Mar racing season
Next week, I’ll Have Another will attempt to net the Triple Crown at Belmont Stakes – a feat over 30 years in the making. The excitement surrounding I’ll Have Another’s victories at the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes earlier this year, combined with the Belmont buzz, is expected to spill over into this year’s Del Mar racing season. According to the Daily Racing Forum, last year’s opening day at Del Mar drew a record-breaking 46,588 spectators: and this year, the July 18 event promises to be even bigger and more exciting than before.
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LA JOLLA NEWS
- Breaking News: City to begin La Jolla Cove bird poop cleaning on TuesdayAccording to the mayor’s spokesperson, Irene McCormack, the city has hired San Diego-based Blue Eagle to apply a natural product containing bioactive agents commonly found in nature, including a non-pathogenic bacteria that will digest the guano and other noxious organisms that the guano hosts on it. […]
- New home sales rise as San Diego hits biggest real estate wave in 5 yearsBy Joan Schultz, http://SellingLaJollaRealEstate.com Hello real estate boom, goodbye recession. San Diego homes sales are on the national radar with units moving quickly and an overall rise in real estate performance that have surpassed those five years strong. According to the New Housing Monitor published by the Hanley Group in Oceanside, the median price […]
- Beef it up for National Burger MonthAmerica’s quintessential food of all seasons — the mighty burger that can be tricked out with more combinations than a SuperLotto ticket -- is being honored with its designated holiday in May. […]
RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS
- Rancho Santa Fe fine art photographer’s work selected for fair exhibitThe San Diego County Fair recently announced Rancho Santa Fe artist Christine Finkelson has been chosen to be in its 2013 Juried Photography Exhibition. The Fair will be held June 8-July 4 at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. […]
- Retirement party to be held June 5 for Rancho Santa Fe teacher Harriet JoslynThe community is invited to help celebrate the retirement of longtime R. Roger Rowe teacher Harriet Joslyn, currently a fourth grade teacher, on Wednesday, June 5. The party will begin at 5 p.m. in the school’s Performing Arts Center. […]
- Jenny Craig-owned thoroughbred horse training facility in Rancho Santa Fe to closeRancho Paseana, a training facility for thoroughbred horses owned by Jenny Craig, will close its doors on May 31. […]
