Last week’s sales….
1575 EAST VALLEY ROAD
1883 three-bedroom with one-bedroom cottage on .54-acre lot.
Listed: $5.495 million in May 2025, cut to $5.35 million a month later.
Closed: $5.05 million.
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4895 VIA LOS SANTOS
Park Highlands four-bedroom on a .75-acre lot with a pool, sport court, covered entertaining area, and more.
Listed: $4.2 million in May 2025.
Closed: $4.4 million.
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792 CHELHAM WAY
Renovated 1951 four-bedroom below Westmont College.
Listed: $4.995 million in May 2024, cut three times to $4.35 million.
Closed: $4.164 million.
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819 ASHLEY ROAD
1.92-acre lot with approved land use permit.
Listed: $4.75 million in June 2018, cut to $4.675 million in October 2022, relisted for $4.75 million in March 2024.
Closed: $4 million.
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3029 SEA CLIFF
1961 fixer on 1.28 acres above Hendry’s Beach.
Listed: $6.495 million in June 2024, cut four times to $3.995 million.
Closed: $3.9 million.
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And a few others worth checking out:
••• 761 Westwood Drive: $3.2 million.
••• 979 Debra Drive: $3.049 million.
••• 50 Hollister Ranch Road: $2.74 million.
••• 242 San Rafael Avenue: $2.64 million.
••• 252 King Daniel Lane: $2.45 million.
••• 960 Roble Lane: $2.43 million.
••• 636 Litchfield Lane: $2.388 million.
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So it’s officially being called Park Highlands now? I live in the neighborhood, and I remember there was some internal momentum to go with ‘Mountain Ranch,’ which I thought had a nice ring to it. Even just ‘The Highlands’ feels a bit more distinctive. Is this one of those situations, like in NYC, where the name just kind of gets pushed by realtors until it sticks?