Often buyers will have to compromise during the purchase of a new home, and generally will not get everything they want. Here are a few key factors in a home purchase that Realtors recommend NOT to compromise on: 1. The Floor Plan 2. The School District 3. The Neighbors Save
Toro Canyon Montecito Architectural & Neighborhood Overview
Toro Canyon Neighborhood, Montecito, CA – Architectural Tour & Overview ShubinDonaldson Architecture – Award Winning Estate 9500 sq. ft. www.shubindonaldson.com/projects/toro-canyon/ This residence on a 10-acre site is approached via a narrow, tree covered drive, ending at a small clearing with views of the Pacific Ocean and Channel Islands. The residence is sited on axis… more
1130 Las Olas – Spanish Period Tilework
1130 Las Olas – Spanish Styling & Architecture The home at 1130 Las Olas is a beautifully renovated Spanish-style property from the early days of Santa Barbara’s Mesa. It was one of the original residences on the mesa, and exhibits tasteful Spanish/Mediterranean styling and features throughout the house. The home has classic red tile roof… more
California Housing Affordability Index
California Housing Affordability Index – Quarter 3 Percentage of households who can afford a median priced home According to the Affordability Index, it seems the popular metropolitan & coastal regions are the least affordable areas for average households. The affordability has recently dipped since quarter 2. The most affordable areas are further inland and northern… more
The Land Trust – "Monarch Matters"
Monarch Matters – Lecture November 8 @ 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm It’s Monarch Butterfly Overwintering Season again! They are coming to the Central Coast and here is an opportunity to get to know them better and get involved! To kick off the Western Monarch Thanksgiving Count and help organize the count for… more