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COASTAL TOWNS:
Del Mar
On the train line running south to San Diego, the pretty coastal community of Del Mar is small, chic, and friendly. The charming downtown has local arts and crafts galleries, small cafes, one-of-a-kind fashion stores, and over two miles of white sandy beach which brings a wide range of activities to your doorstep. Conditions are great for surfing and boogie boarding, and dogs can run free for most of the year. Two beautiful ocean side parks offer shade and great spots to picnic.
With a population of around 4,500, Del Mar is small enough to be friendly and community orientated. The Powerhouse Community Center hosts many great events throughout the year. The Del Mar Racetrack (opened by Bing Crosby and Pat O'Brian) draws thousands during the horse racing season and is host to the fantastic Del Mar Fair, the county's largest.
Nearby hills grant superb views to lucky homeowners, and the two square miles of coastline properties house beachfront cottages with superb beach access and easy access to downtown Del Mar's shops and restaurants.
Solana Beach
South of Encinitas and north of Del Mar you will find the city of Solana Beach. With approximately 13,000 residents, this community prides itself on supporting the arts. Solana Beach's City Hall hosts rotating art exhibits, and the artists of the community are active in beautifying the area in unique ways.
Residents of Solana Beach enjoy the many recreational opportunities that arise from its location in beautiful coastal Southern California-golf, tennis, and hiking are popular, there are parks and beaches to visit, and two community centers that offer classes and recreational programs.
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Selling Your Home >Locating A Buyer
Listing your home with our agency gives you the advantage of having a team of experts apply themselves to the task of finding you a buyer as quickly as possible. In the process, we try to arrange showing appointments that are convenient to both parties, but it does not always work out that way.
Last-minute appointments are sometimes necessary because buyers who are relocating from other areas are often on tight schedules. This can be annoying to sellers unless they understand the nature of the real estate agent's job. When selling homes, we sometimes have to rely on our intuition. Many sales have been consummated as the result of last-minute appointments.
The prospective buyer who is on a very short house hunting trip may need a house now! In this kind of situation, the real estate agent can make things can happen fast! So when the phone rings at the last-minute, keep in mind that the appointment represents an opportunity for the sale.
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What was the first land designated by the US government as a National Park?
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Yellowstone was established "as a public park or pleasuring ground for the benefit and enjoyment of people" in March 1872. |
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