
FIRST LOOK
Montecito’s new shopping center is coming into focus: The Post will have twice as many restaurants as previously indicated, and the fountain isn’t going anywhere.
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JUST LISTED
Noteworthy new listings: 1990s Supertuscan given a polished makeover; freshly renovated 1924 Spanish Colonial; Riviera single-level in need of updating; a new house on five-plus acres in Goleta; turnkey west of N. Hope Avenue for $3.3 million; and more.
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SHOP TO IT
The new Wunderkind boutique is a quarter of the size of the Scottsdale flagship, but it’s packed with women’s apparel, accessories (including some rather fabulous shoes), jewelry, and a bit of home decor. Take a look around….
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ON THE HORIZON
Two more downtown hotels are in the works—and they’re likely to revive the debate over whether Santa Barbara officials should be doing more to prioritize residential development over hospitality.
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WHERE IN SANTA BARBARA…?
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Recent Comments
So wonderful to have this new shop there in the El Paseo. Hand crafted ceramics, plants both real and dried, art, books, candles, decorative glassware,… — Miguel
Sad to see McCormick House close up shop to sell off. I've taken a few wonderful art classes there over the years. It is such… — JD
It is absurd. — Laurie
Exactly! I have no words for anyone that could even think of approving such a design and In Buellton of all places. Ed St George… — Monica
Alessia Patisserie & Café, 134 E Canon Perdido Street, Entry mat — Tal
PS- the generated photo previously used was more hidious though — Christine!
If you read the city paperwork- they describe the current Pea Soup design as “art deco”. I don’t think what they think is our deco… — Christine!
Come again? — J
Actually- the Art Deco style they speak of.... is what the current building is described as. — Christine!
Villas 1880 -1930, the metal roofing was the only product available in NZ, used in all areas and building types, mostly based on the needs… — Alan