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Newsletter: May 26

May 26, 2024|by Erik Torkells

COMING ATTRACTIONS
The first wave of tenants announced at The Post, a.k.a. the reinvented Las Aves complex across from the Andrée Clark Bird Refuge, includes eight shops and two restaurants—and all but one have outposts in L.A.

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JUST LISTED
Noteworthy new listings: Knoll-top hacienda with broad ocean views; 1888 house in the Upper East; Hedgerow fixer on a large lot; 1932 house with Riviera views and a dreamy guest house; woodsy interiors in Summerland; and more.

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WALK WITH ME
There’s a woodsy, almost mountain-y feel to the part of Montecito bordered by Lilac Drive and Romero Canyon Road, where fancy estates rub shoulders with a microvillage of cottages.

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NEWS ROUNDUP
••• Caruso officially files plans for Miramar expansion.
••• The city intends to tweak another block of State Street.
••• Southwest Airlines is expected to pause weekday flights between Santa Barbara and Denver.
••• Underground tanks discovered downtown.
••• Creepy people harass restaurant patrons.
••• More on Hill House Montecito (above, courtesy Donaldson + Partners).
••• Island View Outfitters opened on upper State Street.
••• The county courthouse’s viewing deck is closed till late July.
••• New kung fu and tai chi studio.
••• State law to make street parking even harder.
••• Pink to headline One805Live! benefit.
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WHERE IN SANTA BARBARA…?
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