October is the best month for planting in San Diego gardens. It’s also an ideal time to mulch before winter rains start and lace trees to reduce wind damage.
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North County and San Diego Housing Markets September 2025
The North County and San Diego housing markets both saw year-over price increases, though median values remain near spring levels. A slowdown in new listings has kept summer inventory from expanding. However, homes are taking longer to sell and sellers are securing lower sales prices relative to their asking prices.
Continue reading North County and San Diego Housing Markets September 2025What Makes a Great Long-Term Rental Property? A Checklist for Smart Investors
Real estate continues to dominate as America’s favorite long-term investment strategy. For the twelfth consecutive year, 37% of Americans consider real estate the top investment choice. This is nearly double that for stocks and bonds at just 16%. This isn’t just sentiment; investors are putting their money where their beliefs are, purchasing 13% of all homes sold in 2024. Most of these are long-term rentals.
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Summer may be winding down in San Diego gardens, but with warmer-than-average temperatures expected for the next few weeks, now is the perfect time to plan ahead so you’ll be ready to plant as soon as the weather cools.
Continue reading San Diego Gardens September 2025North County and San Diego Housing Markets August 2025
In July, year-over prices in the San Diego housing market remained flat, while North County posted solid gains that helped offset three consecutive months of year-over declines. Closed sales fell in both markets, and sellers received a smaller percentage of their original asking price at closing. Although the supply of homes for sale continues to grow, inventory remains historically low.
Continue reading North County and San Diego Housing Markets August 202510 Often Overlooked Home Maintenance Tasks That Could Save You Thousands
As a homeowner, you’re likely diligent about the basics such as trimming plants, touching up paint, and cleaning regularly. But what about the critical home maintenance tasks you don’t see every day?
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Summer is in full swing in San Diego gardens, and it’s the perfect time to keep both you and your plants hydrated and comfortable. If the heat lingers, why not take a moment to step back and think ahead? Planning for winter color or considering some design updates could be just what your garden needs to stay vibrant year-round.
Continue reading San Diego Gardens August 2025North County and San Diego Housing Markets July 2025
In June, a month typically known for price growth, both the North County and San Diego housing markets saw month-over and year-over prices drop. As one Realtor I spoke with put it, “Shift happens.” And we’re definitely seeing that shift toward a more balanced market. While inventory remains relatively low, it is steadily increasing. Homes are staying on the market longer, and sellers are receiving a smaller percentage of their asking prices.
Continue reading North County and San Diego Housing Markets July 2025Real Estate Market Update: What Mid-Year Indicators Mean for Your Next Move
As we reach the midpoint of 2025, the U.S. housing market stands at a critical juncture. The frenzy of the pandemic-era real estate boom has long since cooled, but in its place, we’re seeing a market searching for balance. Higher mortgage rates, cautious buyers, and rising home inventory are combining to reshape what it means to buy or sell a home in today’s climate.
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Summer’s here in San Diego gardens. This is still a good time to plant subtropicals, summer annuals and your last round of warm season vegetables, but hold off putting most plants in the ground until fall when temperatures drop.
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