The one big proponent of marijuana farming in Encinitas has pulled back that plan, and instead is proposing a re-zoning so he can build out an 'agrihood'. But there are people who don't like that idea either - from the UT: LINK
This just closed on Friday for $3,000,000 - the sellers paid $1,850,000 in 2012:
There are few homes that have been meticulously designed and maintained by their owners - at any price. This is one of them:
It means something when Bill&Co. give up on a project, and the new guy is reluctant to commit to a price, other than "Mid-Millions".
A beautifully maintained beach bungalow from the 1940's - there won't be many more of these! Thanks Dave Miller!
From the wsj.com An excerpt: Lenders say there is an untapped market among borrowers with good credit scores like self-employed workers who don’t have proper income documentation, or for responsibly made loans to borrowers with credit problems that have had...
This is one of the house tours for Alan (story here). We did offer on this one, but there were multiple offers and it sold for $21,670 over list price:
Another video with commentary for my buyers. The list price of this remodeled 3-bedroom/3 bath, 2,252sf one-story house was $899,000 - $949,000. It closed last week for $975,000:
The 'Crescent' sold again in September, this time for $11,100,000, which is the highest sale ever in the 92024. It surpasses the previous high sale of the same property, $10,500,000, in March, 2014.
Hippie communes from the 1960s are coming back in many alternate forms, and there are already several options. The U-T featured Outsite, an AirBnb-type of company but for workers who desire temporary living arrangements in exotic areas - including a block from the...
