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Does Downtown San Diego Rank High in Walkability?

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There was a time when Southern California was not the gridlock capital of the world, when residents in many neighborhoods could actually walk to stores, parks, pubs, cafés, restaurants, gyms, banks, churches, and other places intrinsic to their lifestyles. After World War II, financial prosperity and the auto industry transformed Southern California into a mess  Continue…

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5 Mistakes to Avoid When Penthouse Hunting

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If you have the opportunity to purchase a penthouse in downtown San Diego, it may be an excellent investment and an enjoyable place to live. However, people trying to buy penthouses for sale in Cortez Hill San Diego could run into unique problems that other property buyers might not face. Since these properties are on  Continue…

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7 Parking Apps People Should Use in Downtown San Diego

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A few years ago, the Washington Business Journal conducted a study about parking conditions across major cities in the United States. Three California cities made the list of the 10 worst cities in terms of parking. Thankfully, San Diego was not one of them. Nonetheless, the vehicular density of Southern California often requires drivers to  Continue…

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7 Reasons to Consider Selling Your Condo

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If you are the owner of a condo in downtown San Diego, your property is among the most sought-after real estate in the United States, and you will likely be able to entertain a few bids should you choose to enter the red-hot sellers’ market. The American housing market is not entirely cyclical. Periods of  Continue…

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All About Downtown San Diego’s Spreckels Theatre

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In the 21st century, San Diego may not have the same showbiz legacy as Hollywood and Los Angeles. However, things were different in the decade preceding the Roaring Twenties, when Spreckels Theatre was built as part of the Panama-California Expo in Balboa Park, which itself celebrated the opening of the Panama Canal. The historic Spreckels  Continue…

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6 Things You Need to Remember When Closing on a Condo

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If you have bought one of the many amazing condos for sale in 92101 and are scheduled to close soon, you’ll be happy to hear that research commissioned by the Washington Post in April 2017 indicates San Diego is one of a few dozen American housing markets where condominium values are increasing faster than single-family  Continue…

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6 Spots to Eat Near San Diego City College

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Whether you’re a student, visitor, or local who owns Cortez Hill San Diego real estate, the dining options around San Diego City College are plentiful. Choices range from fast food favorites to upscale fine dining restaurants. American, Asian, Mexican, and Italian are just a few of the many cuisine types you’ll find in the area.  Continue…

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10 Free Activities in Downtown San Diego

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Fun doesn’t need to cost money when you’re in downtown San Diego. Save your earnings and opt for free activities instead. Whether you’re visiting or you own real estate in downtown San Diego, here are 10 free things to do in the area. 1. Attend Organ Concerts at Balboa Park The Spreckels Organ Pavilion presents  Continue…

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6 Tips for Installing a Kitchen Backsplash

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One of the easiest ways to upgrade your kitchen without doing an entire remodel is installing a backsplash. It can be as cheap as just a few dollars per square foot, and you can finish the project in a week. Not only does the delicate texture of the tile add visual interest to the area,  Continue…

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Air Plants: How to Grow and Care for Them Indoors

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The latest interior decoration trend among owners of lofts, penthouses, and condos in East Village San Diego consists of growing epiphytic plants, which are those that gather the nutrients and moisture they need from the air instead of the ground. The genus of epiphytes is Tillandsia. There are many species within this genus, and most  Continue…

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