Our new listing of a phenomenal remodel in Serra Mesa!
9717 W. Canyon Terrace #3, San Diego, CA 92123
3 br/2.5 ba, 1,402sf and 2-car garage
LP = $649,000
Absolutely stunning remodel of the entire home – new modern kitchen, new bathrooms, new flooring, new paint – new everything! No extra premium added to the price either. The last sale of this floor plan was $649,000 last month – and it was the before version! Centrally-located in hip and happening Serra Mesa with an upscale condo vibe like UTC. The city committed to making nearby Kearny Mesa the next hub of SD with mixed-use villages, new trolley, and 25,000 jobs!
With the additional internet usage caused by the coronavirus, you may have noticed some sluggishness here at the blog. I have been on a shared-hosting account, where bubbleinfo.com shares a server with other websites.
Today we are migrating to a dedicated hosting account at BlueHost where we have our own server:
Dedicated hosting eliminates the problems that go along with shared hosting. Since no other sites are sharing the server, there’s no risk of exposure to malware, viruses, or other problems from neighboring sites. And that also means all the dedicated server’s resources become available at all times, which enhances site speed and improves stability.
My previous technician in Ireland referred me to Jozef, who lives in Spain, and he has been doing my blog tune-ups over the last year or so. He is managing today’s migration – thanks Jozef!
My friends and clients who bought a La Jolla fixer and did a phenomenal remodel are featured in the latest edition of San Diego Home & Garden Magazine. It’s not online, but I found a copy at Barnes & Noble!
The #1 blog is run by a ReMax agent in Massachusetts. The example given is his post on the Top Lies Real Estate Agents Tell Home Sellers to Get a Listing.
He puts open houses on his list, due to the risk of theft, and that any buyer who want to see the home will do it by appointment too, making open houses unnecessary. A couple of realtors objected in his comment section, and he berated them for some reason.
The only time I’ve had a theft at an open house was in 2003 when we lost a Vicodin perscrption in Solana Beach. I’ve done hundreds of open houses since, and never had a problem. The big benefit I experience is having the Fear of Loss kick in with the attendees, which makes them hurry up and make an offer – and usually a better one at that, so they don’t lose it.
The other point was that he put me on the B2B list, suggesting my blog is tailored to agents?
His site, bubbleinfo.com, features more than just real estate blog posts. He frequently talks about the big picture stuff going on in real estate, and brings a refreshing and analytical approach.
I’d love to get feedback on whether the content here is too focused on agents. I think I talk about what agents do in order to help educate consumers, but if it comes off as too much agent stuff, I’d like to know it.
If you would like to leave a comment, or read those by other readers, then click on the headline of each post for now. It will open to the individual blog post where you can see the comment section.
The only designer we’ve had at bubbleinfo.com, Stefanie Fontecha, has updated our look!
The internet age is fascinating. Even though Stefanie has been a critical member of the Bubbleinfo team over the last ten years, I’ve never met her, and we’ve never spoken live. I just know her by emails, and the image above!
She designs all types of websites, and has a real-estate specific division.
If you happen to be the market for a new website, click here to see her work:
She is still editing the new site here, so there may be some disruptions. But in the end, we’re hoping to be faster. She is “optimizing the site for speed”, and though I don’t know exactly what that means, I like the sound of it!
Our client wanted a smooth transition when moving, and he got the quality help he needed from Neat Method. Here’s an introduction, plus our client’s warm words about Donna and her assistance at the end of the video:
