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Truly exceptional 280-degree views stretching across Lake Hodges Preserve and the surrounding hillsides define this custom single-story home in Lomas Serenas. Nestled on a peninsula-shaped lot of just over two acres, the residence sits at the very end of a cul-de-sac, offering unmatched privacy and serenity surrounded by lush natural landscape including mature fruit trees. Designed and built by a custom builder to maximize natural light and frame the scenery from the primary suite, kitchen, and family room, this is the first time the property has ever been on the market. Read More

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When most homeowners remodel, they assume every upgrade adds value—but that’s not always true. Some design trends actually hurt resale, especially in competitive markets like San Diego where buyers expect quality and consistency.  Before you swing a hammer or hire a contractor, make sure you’re not making one of these costly renovation mistakes. These are the top 15 remodeling mistakes that can decrease your home’s value—especially when preparing to sell in neighborhoods like 4S Ranch, Del Sur, Carmel Valley, Encinitas, and Rancho Bernardo. Read More

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Is the holiday season really a good time to sell a home in San Diego? Yes — San Diego’s market doesn’t freeze up when the rest of the country does. With low inventory, serious buyers, and mild weather year-round, well-presented homes continue to sell through the holidays. Here’s why listing in Q4 can work to your advantage. Read More

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Can you buy a home in San Diego with no money down? Yes, in some cases. Loan programs like VA and USDA offer no-down-payment options, and there are down payment assistance programs that may help first-time buyers in San Diego qualify with little to no upfront cash. Read More

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What should be on your checklist when buying a home in San Diego? To buy a home in San Diego, you’ll need to secure financing, get pre-approved, research neighborhoods, work with a trusted local agent, and understand all key costs and timelines. This checklist walks you through each step to help make the process smooth and successful. Read More

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How long does it take to buy a home in San Diego? On average, it takes 30 to 60 days to buy a home in San Diego once you're under contract, but the full process from pre-approval to closing can take 2 to 4 months depending on your financing, market conditions, and how quickly you find the right home. Read More

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Discover exceptional living in this beautifully updated home, perfectly situated on a spacious private lot within a quiet cul-de-sac in the highly desirable 4S Ranch community. Outdoors, enjoy the quarter-acre lot with lush landscaping, a lawn, a fire pit, and built-in BBQ island—perfect for entertaining or relaxing. All of this is set within the vibrant 4S Ranch community, offering parks, trails, shopping, dining, and easy freeway access. Served by the acclaimed Poway Unified School District, and within walking distance to the neighborhood high school, this home truly captures the best of San Diego living. Read More

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What are the best hidden parks, trails, and outdoor spaces in 4S Ranch, Rancho Bernardo, and Carmel Valley? Beyond their well-known amenities, 4S Ranch, Rancho Bernardo, and Carmel Valley are filled with tucked-away parks, scenic trails, and local outdoor spaces that many newcomers overlook. These hidden gems provide family-friendly recreation, natural beauty, and a unique lifestyle advantage for residents. Read More

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How long is the commute from 4S Ranch, Rancho Bernardo, Rancho Peñasquitos, Carmel Valley, and Scripps Ranch to downtown San Diego, beaches, and major job centers? These North County communities are strategically located near I-15, Highway 56, and I-5, giving residents reasonable commutes to downtown San Diego, Sorrento Valley, UCSD, and coastal areas. Depending on the neighborhood, commute times range from 15 to 40 minutes. Read More