This does not apply only to the LA area. Please do contact the listing agents and let them know complaints have been submitted to the attorney general’s office. Link for more information https://oag.ca.gov/consumers/pricegougingduringdisasters#4C
It appears the Ayala Lane was listed for rent ($125,000/mo) on 1/11/25. Your listing at 2084 Alisos also was just listed with an increased rental.
Maybe speak with your clients and understand how tone-deaf this looks at a time like this. Our community should be reducing rents and offering what we can for our neighbors to the south.
I clicked on it too- and it says it’s been for rent, at that price, FOR 1 DAY 😂
Price gouging is illegal and I hope the mother truckers that bumped up the pricing on their rentals see ash raining down around them one day, when they least expect it.
Since you posted this Marina Dr. has gone up to $67,500/mo.
SBCC Bike shed
You are mistaken on Ayala
That house was completely re-furnished and re- done and was re-priced before the fires, the I’m happy to send you a copy of the listing agreement, please amend your post
SbCC
My understanding is newsom added an emergency declaration that includes a ban on price gouging for rentals, which is defined as any price increase of more than 10% compared to pre-disaster prices.
Does this only apply to la area? I’m tempted to call these listings and ask if they know about this.
Those homeowners should be ashamed of themselves.
Indeed, this is a mural of that. But where is the mural?
The HWY 101 bike lane across from La Conchita.
Good luck to you...
It's a horrible location for condos.
I think "At the start" sort of indicates change. Let them get open before critiquing.
We’re opening with dinner service (served family-style) at the start, until the team is ready to take on lunch/brunch and happy hour, which will all have unique menus,”
I was at golds gym a few months ago and a couple of guys where talking about a developer that had made an offer to the owners and that the owners had given him a counter. They had gone back and forth and finally negotiated a price.
It would be a a great location for either condominiums or a restaurant.
T.
I agree that the Las Canoas price is ambitious, but primarily because the area is under appreciated. Cielito is what montecito felt like 30, 40 years ago. That said, keep telling people it’s raffish please ;)
It is not condos. It is a restaurant. I live near there. Where is this rumor from ?
Word on the street is that the new mural will be Mayor Rouse beating up an illegal taco vendor - hence the city involvement.
Very disappointing to not see any Fish Tacos *(similar to former Beachside's) on the menu. During HH, you would get two very filling ones for $6.95, and Mai Tai's and Margaritas for $5.95. Hopefully, the Ellwood at Goleta Beach will have such deals, and a Happy Hour as well! We miss Sunday's at the Beachside, and are anxious to see what the new place has to offer!
I like in summerkan and I drive by the old Mackenzie market just now. Oh my goodness it’s gone!
There is nothing there. I guess they are building high end condominiums there? That is the rummer around here. Is it for sure that a new restaurant is opening or could the rummer about high end condos be true??
T.
Oh, interesting. . . Not helpful for true GF people at all, but good to know. Thank you, Tal.
The California Coastal Commission is TRASH
I found the bit on the Rosewood Miramar laughable- just yesterday I read on Noozhawk, a opinion piece by Michael Rattray, “Local Natural Gas seeps Belie Claims of Man-Made Threats to Climate”- and I found this amazing bit of published science ( 3 UCSB professorsJR Boles/Bruce Luyendyk & author emeritus professor Ira Leifer )…. Please read, then RE-READ the last paragraph!
“Managed retreat” has been a consistent mantra that says we must begin retreating from Goleta Beach Park immediately because of dire sea-level rise.
The county prepared a final environmental impact report (2.0) in 2014, with the premise that sea-level rise would range 8 inches higher than the 2000 levels by 2030, 19 inches by 2050 and close to 5-6 feet by 2100.
Millions of taxpayer dollars went into this initiative but it was never truly implemented (over time some of the utilities and infrastructure have been removed or replaced).
Those who still use the park know of its neglect, which was more a reflection of the County Parks Division’s low maintenance budgets (which have been restored and major improvements are ongoing).
As for sea-level rise, the NOAA tides website has measured the Santa Barbara Bouy (from 1973 to 2023) at 1.15 millimeters a year. That’s 2.3 inches over 50 years!
Well said! So true!
Warner is the gift horse that this area loves to look in right the mouth, and punch...
Get out of his way and let him build the new Sandpiper! This project is a dream-come-true for the area. Tens' of thousands of people will come here just to play the new course and hundreds of thousands will go elsewhere if its gone. Yes, many tourist and groups choose their destination based on golf. When we have none, (Sandpiper gone, Glen Annie gone) they will go to places that offer what they want. And that's not $30 burritos and a walk down a urine soaked, homeless ridden, dilapidated street with tee-shirts shops and chain stores and drunk college students.
