Plus: Santa Barbara’s first electrical muscle stimulation studio; two local Pilates instructors are opening a studio downtown; Game Seeker’s new location has debuted; Sullivan Goss’s annual “100 Grand” exhibit; works by Dora Vital at Seimandi & Leprieur.
Last week’s sales also include a whopper on lower Park Lane; sweet 1929 Monterey Colonial that went in a flash; Hedgerow floops; 1924 Cape Cod across from Glendessary Lane; 2002 Park Highlands Craftsman; East Mesa for $1.125 million off the initial ask; and more.
More food news: Who’s serving Thanksgiving dinner this year; profile of Motley Crew Marketplace; the menu at Que barbecue; De La Vina Mexican restaurant rebranded; hazelnuts worth the shipping charge.
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Noteworthy new listings also include contemporary interiors on the back of the Riviera; dramatic improvements on Las Alturas; midcentury Italian style in Carpinteria; and a 1980s traditional in San Roque.
Other recent news: Birnam Wood’s plan to remove the 77 eucalyptus trees along East Valley Road; city council member Kristen Sneddon is running for mayor; an option for fewer affordable-housing units at Paseo Nuevo; more citations issued to e-bike riders; the University of California bought a Hope Ranch house for UCSB’s chancellor; Summer Solstice Celebration’s 2026 theme.
On the smallest of the eight Channel Islands, you really do feel like you’re in the middle of the ocean.
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More food news: Update on El Encanto’s plan for a pergola with retractable roof; new Summerland café; a breakfast burrito pop-up at Na Na Thai; Merci’s chicken pot pie; rentable raclette grills.
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