JUST LISTED
The distinctive “floating home” in the harbor is for sale: the justification for the eye-popping price includes not just the location and the novelty, but also the rarity—according to the owner, it’s one of four such structures allowed by the city.
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FOOD STUFF
••• Tyger Tyger has closed.
••• Frozen Bettina pizza is now available from Kitchenette.
••• Peeking through the windows of the Ellwood, Turnpike Cantina, Silvers Omakase, and Shalhoob’s in Noleta.
••• Hollister Brewing Company is closing.
••• L’Antica Pizzeria da Michele wants to add sidewalk seating.
••• Pavilions signage up at the former Vons in Montecito.
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HOT PROPERTY
Last week’s sales: Former Glen Oaks carriage house for $18.5 million; Rincon five-bedroom off-market for $8.108 million; 1983 Hedgerow house; Lower Village hot potato for the fourth time in five years; and more. See what sold—and for how much. (Photo by Alexis Adams.)
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Recent Comments
Starting to feel forced…. — Paul
carpinteria is cool — jayne
That is one shiny copper dome on that observatory! 😎 — Sven
Why would Field + Fort open The Larder in Carpinteria as opposed to Santa Barbara? Seems like the audience for something like this in SB… — Paul
yeah, because carnivores will not eat any dish that is plant-based or worse, labeled vegan. — Ken
Ahh, ok. — HM
maybe they should devote 1-3% of their menu space to the vegan population — Bettye Jones