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  • Can I Sell My San Diego Home With a Solar Lease or Loan?

    Can I Sell My San Diego Home With a Solar Lease or Loan?

    Yes, you can sell a San Diego home with a solar lease or loan. The important step is to confirm what happens to that agreement when you sell. Depending on the contract, you may need to pay off financing, arrange an approved transfer, or negotiate another option with the solar provider and buyer. cpuc.ca.gov I…

  • San Diego International Film Festival

    San Diego International Film Festival

    October 13–18 is an exciting time for our city, as the San Diego International Film Festival brings independent films, documentaries, and international cinema to venues across San Diego, including Westfield UTC. As someone who values the unique character of our local neighborhoods, I always enjoy seeing how events like this highlight the vibrant culture and…

  • San Diego Housing Market Update: What September 2026 Means for Buyers and Sellers

    San Diego Housing Market Update: What September 2026 Means for Buyers and Sellers

    The September numbers are in, and one thing continues to stand out in the San Diego housing market: detached homes and condos/townhomes are not behaving exactly the same way. That is important because a single countywide number can hide what is happening within different property types—and it tells us even less about an individual neighborhood…

  • What Happens If a Home Appraisal Comes in Low in San Diego?

    What Happens If a Home Appraisal Comes in Low in San Diego?

    Your offer is accepted, and then the appraisal comes back below the purchase price. Does that mean you have to bring more cash—or lose the home? Neither happens automatically. A low appraisal can change your financing, but your next step depends on the loan, your available funds, the seller’s willingness to negotiate, and your purchase…

  • New Listings Rise: More Choices for San Diego Buyers

    New Listings Rise: More Choices for San Diego Buyers

    San Diego buyers saw a 6.1% increase in new listings from June to August 2026 compared to last year. This means more options and less pressure to rush decisions. If you've been waiting for more selection, now is a great time to explore the market. Continue to full article

  • Crack the Code: Simplifying San Diego Real Estate Jargon

    Crack the Code: Simplifying San Diego Real Estate Jargon

    Master common real estate terms like escrow, contingencies, and appraisal to make confident decisions. Don't hesitate to clarify confusing phrases with your agent to avoid misunderstandings and anxiety. Leverage trusted local guides and glossaries tailored for San Diego homebuyers to enhance your knowledge. Take control of your buying process by decoding jargon and making informed…

  • Mortgage Rates Hit a 2023 High—What San Diego Buyers Should Do Now

    Mortgage Rates Hit a 2023 High—What San Diego Buyers Should Do Now

    Mortgage rates have reached their highest weekly average since 2023, creating fresh challenges for home buyers and sellers. In San Diego, where prices and monthly payments can already be significant, even a modest rate increase may affect purchasing power and the homes buyers can comfortably consider. Buyers should begin with a payment-focused budget rather than…

  • One Paseo

    One Paseo

    Shopping Mall — 3725 Paseo Pl, San Diego, CA 92130, USA Continue to full article

  • The California coastal city where realtors predict home prices will surge

    The California coastal city where realtors predict home prices will surge

    San Diego continues to stand out as California’s leader in property value growth, with home prices rising over 5% year-over-year and an impressive 65% since 2020. The median price is now close to $1 million, reflecting both the desirability of our local neighborhoods and the competitive nature of the market. As a real estate professional…

  • Moving to San Diego in 2026? What Home Buyers Should Know Before Choosing a Neighborhood

    Moving to San Diego in 2026? What Home Buyers Should Know Before Choosing a Neighborhood

    If you’re thinking about moving to San Diego, choosing the right home is only part of the decision. San Diego County covers a wide range of communities, and the experience of living in La Jolla can be very different from Carmel Valley, Rancho Santa Fe, Del Mar, North Park, Rancho Bernardo or other parts of…

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