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Little Italy
San Diego is… A) Over Priced B) Over Built C) In a Bubble D) The Most Under Valued Metropolitan…?
October 3rd, 2007 categories: Buying, Core District, Cortez Hill, East Village, Gaslamp District, Little Italy, Marina District, Real Estate News, Sales Statistics
For those of you who are new to blogs, or real estate blogs, join the club. I signed up with the Real Estate Tomato just a few months ago and since then, I’ve been running from blog to blog, reading and learning about how to write blogs, how to increase my search engine optimization, to reading blogs about blogs.
What I’ve discovered, or rather confirmed, is that you can read about anything and everything on the internet. That’s why it was that much more exciting when one of my blogs was chosen by Mathew Padilla of the OC Register, as one of the top three blogs he came across in the Carnival of Real Estate.
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6 Reasons Why Downtown San Diego isn’t Over Built
September 26th, 2007 categories: Buying, Columbia District, Core District, Cortez Hill, East Village, Gaslamp District, Little Italy, Marina District, Real Estate News
The market is bad, homes are over priced, inventory is too high and interest rates are terrible….sound familiar? Well is that really the case? Having been in the business for three years, I’ll admit, this is still somewhat new to me. It’s true, I’m not as experienced, or as old, as some of my colleagues. However, I have been in the business long enough to know that bad news sells better than good news and that older isn’t always better.
Here are a few highlights on an article that Alan Nevin wrote in the September issue of the San Diego Metropolitan magazine.
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Anthology - Live Music and Great Food
September 5th, 2007 categories: Little Italy, Nightlife
Anthology 619.595.0300
1337 India Street, Little Italy
Hours: Tues-Thurs and Sunday 5:30–11:30pm
Friday and Saturday 5:30pm–1am
Closed on Mondays
Click here to see who’s playing when
So what’s all this talk about a new bar? Is it a restaurant? A lounge? Well, the answer is, all of the above. In the words of the owners, Anthology is…
It’s food. It’s music. It’s an unprecedented collaboration.
Jazz, Blues, Soul, Classic Rock, R&B and Latin are in
harmony with cuisine entirely dedicated to delighting the
epicurious. Two world-renowned chefs create California
fresh masterpieces, while musicians set the rhythm in a
state-of-the-art venue. The “supper club” is back - great
music and fine cuisine will never again perform solo.
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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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Who’s Going to Block My Views?
August 10th, 2007 categories: Columbia District, Little Italy, Marina District, Real Estate News
Downtown San Diego’s North Embarcadero Visionary Project (NEVP) is a $228 million dollar project that will completely revamp our waterfront. Monitored by the Joint Power Authority (JPA), the Port of San Diego and the Centre City Development Corporation are teaming up to facilitate this ambitious project. For those of you who are not familiar with the NEVP, here is a quick overview…
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