Plant, plant, plant. Fall is a great time to plant perennials, shrubs and trees in San Diego gardens. It’s better than spring for most because it gives roots time to become established before next summer’s heat
Continue reading San Diego Gardens November 2026North County and San Diego Events November 2026
North County and San Diego Events for November
North County and San Diego events in November include a Día de los Muertos festival, Fleet Week, Beer Week, film festivals, horse racing, Veterans Day events and community fairs. Later in the month, look for turkey trots, holiday markets, a Christmas tree lighting, a holiday hayride and more. Keep reading for more November events throughout North County and San Diego.
Continue reading North County and San Diego Events November 2026Should You Sell or Rent Your Home When You Move?
If you’re a San Diego County homeowner who needs to move, deciding whether to sell or rent your home can be more complicated than it first appears. Selling provides access to your equity and a clean break from the property. Renting lets you keep the home as an investment and may be particularly appealing if you have a low mortgage rate.
Continue reading Should You Sell or Rent Your Home When You Move?San Diego Gardens October 2026
It’s planting time in San Diego gardens, but since October is starting out hot, wait for cooler weather before you begin. While you’re planting, you can also divide perennials that are no longer performing well. And with predictions for a very strong El Niño this fall and winter, this is also a good month to get your yard ready for heavy rains.
Continue reading San Diego Gardens October 2026AI Home Search: What It Gets Right and What It Misses
AI home search tools are beginning to change the way buyers look for homes, research neighborhoods, estimate costs, and learn about the buying process. According to a 2026 NerdWallet survey, 48% of Americans planning to buy a home within the next year said they have used or expect to use AI during the homebuying process.
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Fall, the best time for planting in San Diego gardens, begins this month. It’s time to get ready for planting. This month’s tips include choosing bulbs to plant this fall for years of color, reducing wildfire risk, and controlling mosquitoes.
Continue reading San Diego Gardens September 2026San Diego Housing Market: 2026 Mid-Year Update
National housing statistics can be useful for understanding broad trends, but they don’t always describe what buyers and sellers are experiencing in San Diego County. Nationally, the number of homes for sale has recovered substantially from the exceptionally low levels of a few years ago. Locally, inventory remains much tighter than the national inventory level reported by the National Association of REALTORS®.
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San Diego gardens need a little extra attention during August’s warm, dry weather. Water wisely, give your houseplants some outdoor time, and discover free seeds and local gardening classes.
Continue reading San Diego Gardens August 2026Home Purchase Negotiation: What Buyers Can Ask For
Home purchase negotiation is about more than the price, and buyers who understand the full offer package often have more options than they realize.
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Summer is in full swing in San Diego gardens, and this month’s tips include new planting opportunities, ant control strategies, and troubleshooting common tomato problems.
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