It’s September, spider month! If you’re like me, you walk through your garden this time of year with a hand or stick in front of you just to keep from walking face-first into spider webs. The brightly colored orb weavers are especially fun. But although they are large and can bite, they won’t unless they are threatened and can’t escape. They are an important part of your yard’s ecosystem because they eat flies, moths, beetles, wasps and mosquitoes.
Here are a few September gardening tips to help you keep your yard beautiful and blooming this month.
North County and San Diego events in September close out summer and welcome fall. We’ve got fun events from around the world. There’s an Oktoberfest, a grape stomp, a powwow, Greek and Viking festivals and Noche Mexicana. Plus you can see woodies, go to a brewfest, enjoy the harbor, see the air show or go to a rodeo. That’s not all. Keep reading to find the best North County and San Diego events!
With August’s hot weather, you might not want to spend too much time working in your garden. But it is important to make sure you are watering enough. Plus, there are a few things you can do to keep your garden looking its best now and in the coming months.
Here are a few August gardening tips to help your yard finish up the summer and get ready for cooler weather.
North County and San Diego events in August bring the best of summer with the Del Mar racing season, concerts, music, beer and film festivals, great plays, surf contests, art, barbecue and even an event for your dog! Keep reading to find the best North County and San Diego events!
The North County and San Diego Real Estate markets continue to show modest gains in year-over, median home prices. But this may be due to the pressure caused by low resale inventory and the lack of new homes in our market.
The real estate market is slowing down. Sales have decreased consistently in the first half of this year when compared to the same time last year. Will this slump continue? The San Diego Union-Tribune polled their local experts in their weekly Econometer column. Opinions were evenly split, but even those who felt this slowdown was not necessarily long-term did concede that prices have moved beyond most buyers’ reach. Some also noted that we are nearing the end of an economic cycle.
When it comes to selling your home, it’s not just about “keeping up with the Joneses.” It’s about outshining them at every opportunity! Serious about selling? Then make sure your home crushes the competition.
If you’re looking to sell your home fast and for the most money possible, you’ll need a strategy to set it apart from all the other listings competing for buyers in your area. That’s why I’ve outlined my proven, five-step plan for serious sellers.
Use these five tactics to help your listing get noticed, win over buyers, and net a higher sales price than your neighbors!
Summer’s come and the weather is warming up. It’s important to make sure your plants are ready for the season. Here are a few July gardening tips to help your garden stay happy and healthy.
North County and San Diego events in July are full of concerts, festivals and fireworks! If that’s not enough to keep you busy, there’s the start of Del Mar racing season, great plays, triathlons, surf contests, over-the-line and parades. Want to find fireworks near you? Keep reading!
June 2019 North County and San Diego Real Estate Report continues with trends that started last summer. Home prices are slowly rising while the volume of home sales drops and available inventory creeps up. North County showed a year-over median price increase of just 1.0 percent while San Diego County as a whole saw year-over prices rise by 2.6 percent.
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices put San Diego metro price gains at the lowest of their 20-city index for the fourth month in a row. Even with low interest rates, the price of homes in high-cost markets like San Diego is keeping buyers at bay. Some experts do believe that interest rates may drop even lower. Those lower rates could help warm up our market.
Summer’s almost here and the weather is warming up. We’ve started the month with our usual June Gloom, but I’m not complaining. It keeps the heat at bay and is perfect weather for working in your garden.
Here are a few June gardening tips to help you and your yard get ready for summer.
