January 30, 2021
Everything continues to sell—high, low, turnkey, and not. Among the interesting properties to change hands: a Hedgerow charmer, the weirdest house on the Riviera, a split personality in Birnam Wood, a Hope Ranch fixer in its first time on the market in 70 years, and a cute 1936 house on a secret downtown street.
November 20, 2020
Also newly reduced: A pair of beachfront properties, misbegotten architecture on the Riviera, a Birnam Wood house with two personalities, and a tile lover's dream. 1
October 29, 2020
The week's top price reductions also include a new-build manor in central Montecito, a former Finnish ambassador's fanciful throwback, and a mini-compound near the Museum of Natural History.
March 18, 2020
Including a mega Tudor in Montecito, a split personality in Birnam Wood, charming cottages in San Roque and the Upper East, and a Hope Ranch ranch hoping for a second chance.
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Sadly that is the only mode of public transportation (thurs-sun)from the wharf/beginning of State St to the downtown areas. — Mary
Ugh the golf cart-esque shuttles are so tacky. I hate it. — BW
Something I didn't fully appreciate until watching the city council meeting is that 50%+ of the budget is going to stormwater and utility maintenance/upgrades that… — Sean
I love St Bibiana but they aren’t open for lunch. Their hours are bizarre 2-9pm. — Adam
Re: State Street “City Administrator Kelly McAdoo added that the flexibility in the design allows future city councils to make changes based on changing conditions.”… — Mark
I couldn’t agree more! I loved sitting out front at Sama Sama or Good Lion while musicians played outside of the Granada—something I’ve missed since… — Nat
I didn't realize there were so many horses getting married and seeking education. — A
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Sadly that is the only mode of public transportation (thurs-sun)from the wharf/beginning of State St to the downtown areas. — Mary
Ugh the golf cart-esque shuttles are so tacky. I hate it. — BW
Something I didn't fully appreciate until watching the city council meeting is that 50%+ of the budget is going to stormwater and utility maintenance/upgrades that… — Sean
I love St Bibiana but they aren’t open for lunch. Their hours are bizarre 2-9pm. — Adam
Re: State Street “City Administrator Kelly McAdoo added that the flexibility in the design allows future city councils to make changes based on changing conditions.”… — Mark
I couldn’t agree more! I loved sitting out front at Sama Sama or Good Lion while musicians played outside of the Granada—something I’ve missed since… — Nat
I didn't realize there were so many horses getting married and seeking education. — A