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City Life
San Diego Farmer’s Market
February 27th, 2008 categories: City Life
One of the benefits of living in San Diego is the beautiful weather. Obviously. As a result, we get to enjoy a sunny 71 degree day in February, while much of the country is faced with snow, tornado warnings and thunderstorms. Another benefit is that we have year round fame r’s markets!
This might not interest all of you, but for those who care, here you go:
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San Diego Resources
January 15th, 2008 categories: City Life
As I try an keep up with San Diego’s current events, both in real estate and not, I try to visit other people blogs to stay informed. One of the sites I frequent is www.sandiegoish.com. Yes, I may have been influenced by the brilliance of the name, but it’s still a great site.
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San Diego Balboa Theatre
January 14th, 2008 categories: City Life, Downtown, Nightlife
Balboa Theatre, named after Vasco Nunez de Balboa, was originally built in 1924 for a mere $800,000 by the Balboa Building Company. After going through some changes and being renamed in 1930, to the El Teatro Balboa, the United State Navy took it over in the early 1940s to house sailors. Then after just escaping demolition, the City of San Diego finally deemed the theater a local historical building in 1972.
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San Diego’s $12.5 Million Dollar Renaissance Penthouse
December 19th, 2007 categories: Buying, City Life, Marina District
A $36,000 La Cornue stove, 75 slabs of granite and marble, a 750 bottle wine cellar and a 70 inch Sony Wega tv are just a few of the many extravagant features that make this Renaissance Penthouse truly one of a kind.
What began as a relatively modest $575,000 remodel project, soon snowballed into a $3 million dollar renovation for Jim and Jerilyn Shaw.
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What’s Near your Future Home?
December 18th, 2007 categories: Buying, City Life
Type in an address and find out where the nearest grocery store is…or the nearest bookstore…Drug store? Library? How nice would that be?
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Red Bull Air Races in San Diego
September 19th, 2007 categories: City Life, Events
Downtown North and South Embarcadero
If you haven’t heard already, the Red Bull Air Races are coming to San Diego! Red Bull has chosen San Diego to be one of only two US cities to host this worldwide event this year (the other being Monument Valley in Utah). This year’s other hosts include Abu Dhabi, Rio de Janeiro, Monument Valley, Istanbul, Interlanken, London, Budapest, Porto and Perth.
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What’s in Little Italy?
August 10th, 2007 categories: Buying, City Life, Little Italy
As the most popular district of Downtown San Diego, Little Italy provides entertainment for everyone. People want to eat there, live there, shop there and pretty much, just hang out there. Hosting a variety of annual events, such as the Artwalk, the Stickball competition and Carnevale, Little Italy is an integral part of Downtown San Diego’s culture.
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