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LA Times East Village Neighborhood “Downtown San Diego’s Own SOHO”

August 25th, 2008 by Mike

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As a Specialist in the Downtown San Diego Neighborhoods, we often get asked by authors of various news resources to comment and provide information for their articles.  As long as we don’t get misquoted, this is one of the fun parts of the job.  Some say it is promotion, but I hope you know that taking part in these kinds of articles comes from a genuine love of the City and Neighborhoods that we live and work in.  For that reason, when Irene Lechowitzky approached me for help…it was a “NO brainer”!   The following article San Diego’s own Soho was published in the Real Estate Section of the LA Times this weekend, and features some of my information and quotes as a representative of 92101 Urban Living, and a Resident of the East Village Neighborhood.  We often do articles on our neighborhoods like this one as well.  For a good example, check out our past blog entitled : The New Face of The East Village

Posted in August 2008, Downtown San Diego Urban Lifestyle, Downtown San Diego Real Estate |

One Response

  1. Kary See Says:

    Great article! As a future resident of San Diego I feel the need to comment and as a current resident of Omaha, NE I strongly relate to Mike’s “genuine love of the City and Neighborhoods that we live and work in”.

    Taking pride in your city is Huge! It’s this passion and fire that drive development, design, and tenacity in a belief that the job of making a city truly special is never done. These are what make a city prosper.

    Downtown San Diego and the surrounding communities have so much to offer its residents, current and future.

    I commend publications such as the LA Times and blogs such as these for creating additional buzz and excitement about dynamic projects that add to each an every resident’s daily life.

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