It’s Here! Downtown Living Guide
Filed Under categories: Columbia District, Core, Cortez Hill, Downtown San Diego, East Village, Gaslamp Quarter/ Horton, Little Italy, Marina District, News You Can Use
posted by Kea Bensen on June 26th, 2009
Your Guide to Downtown San Diego Housing
This informative guide created by the CCDC includes up to date information including, parks, Clean & Safe neighborhood, the Quiet Zone, Affordable Housingand a full list of available housing for sale and rent listed by neighborhood. Read the rest of this entry »
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Bing San Diego in 3D!
Filed Under categories: Downtown San Diego, News You Can Use
posted by Kea Bensen on June 16th, 2009
Microsoft’s “new” Bing allows users to view 3D Maps
An interesting way to fly through the downtown San Diego in 3D
Bing Maps (previously Live Search Maps, Windows Live Maps and Windows Live Local)
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Ask The Magic 8 Ball…
Filed Under categories: Downtown San Diego, News You Can Use, Real Estate News
posted by Raye Scott on June 2nd, 2009
Consulting the Magic ‘8′ Ball with parenting and real estate advice…
When I was raising my three rambunctious children, there would be days that were mentally and physically exhausting and sometimes, after being bombarded with never ending questions or fights over anything and everything, I would just say “Let’s go ask the Magic “8” Ball and we will let it decide.” So, even if I had already prepared dinner, but the kids wanted pizza, if the Magic “8” Ball said “Outlook Good” I would pick up the phone and order a pizza. It just seemed easier to put our fate into that little black ball once in awhile.
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Magnificent Mediterranean in Point Loma
Filed Under categories: Featured Homes, News You Can Use
posted by Kea Bensen on May 28th, 2009
Featured Home: Point Loma, 1311 Plum Street
Panoramic City & Water Views!
5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms
6,197 square feet
This gated Hilltop Villa in Point Loma, built on three lots, offers commanding views of Downtown, San Diego Bay, the Coronado Bridge, and Ocean beyond. Pull thorough drive leads to oversize garage and gracious entry portico. Read the rest of this entry »
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Who Wins in a Short Sale?
Filed Under categories: Buying, Finance, News You Can Use, Real Estate News, Selling
posted by Francine Finn on May 22nd, 2009
Ask the Expert…
Who Wins in a Short Sale?
Francine Finn interviewed by Fox 5 San Diego’s Arthel Neville on the morning news.
- What is a Short Sale?
How does a Short Sale work?
Why does it take so long?
How vulnerbale is the seller?
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Park Place Bargain!!!
Filed Under categories: Downtown San Diego, Marina District, News You Can Use
posted by Raye Scott on May 13th, 2009
Bargain at Park Place, Downtown San Diego
Built in 2003 at the west end of the Marina District, Park Place has become one of the best addresses in the real estate game. This 30 story tower built by Bosa Development of Vancouver, Canada exudes luxury and understated class. The 178 units are well appointed and boast high end appliance packages, hardwood flooring, solid wood doors, pool, spa, gym, gorgeous common areas and excellent security and management.
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San Diego Sparkles At Night
Filed Under categories: Downtown San Diego, News You Can Use
posted by Raye Scott on May 1st, 2009
Downtown City Lights
Living downtown just gets better and better. This is my 6th year in downtown San Diego and while we continue to navigate the current economic speed bumps, life goes on. And, it goes on in style and with energy and great promise for the future. There have been many new experiences and some surprises about urban living.
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Gaslamp Quarter Downtown San Diego
Filed Under categories: Downtown San Diego, Gaslamp Quarter/ Horton, News You Can Use
posted by Raye Scott on April 23rd, 2009
Downtown San Diego’s Historic Gaslamp Quarter
It began in the 1870’s with Alonzo Horton and the building of a wharf at the foot of 5th Avenue to accommodate trade and commerce. Today, this 16.5 block neighborhood is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. There are 94 structures identified as historically and architecturally significant and they currently house over 100 restaurants, nightclubs, shops offices, galleries and live/work lofts. Restoration of the historic Balboa Theatre is underway (update - restoration is complete) and several new retail, residential and commercial projects are also planned for this area.
This area is vibrant and alive with tourists and locals alike every night of the week. It is a simple stroll from the Convention Center and is a favorite attraction for young and old.
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Electra Opportunities!
Filed Under categories: Downtown San Diego, Featured Homes, News You Can Use
posted by Raye Scott on April 21st, 2009
Electra is Downtown San Diego’s tallest high rise
and has the further distinction of being built within the façade of a designated historic building.
Originally built in 1911, the turn of the century architecture and detail work has been restored and a stunning steel and glass tower rises to 43 stories from the foundation. Read the rest of this entry »
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Park Laurel, Bankers Hill San Diego
Filed Under categories: Building of the Month, Featured Homes, News You Can Use
posted by Francine Finn on April 17th, 2009
Park Laurel
Bankers Hill, San Diego
Located immediately adjacent to San Diego’s renowned Balboa Park, “Park Laurel on the Prado” epitomizes and defines luxury and elegance and sets the new standard for urban living.
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