IN SPITE OF A GLOBAL PANDEMIC, HOME SALES AND PRICES SOARED
If you Google “housing market 2020,” you’ll be part of a large group of inquisitors wanting to know how and why residential real estate across the country enjoyed a record-bre...
CLEAN AIR SYSTEMS: THE NEW REAL ESTATE STATUS SYMBOL
Considering springtime pollen causing allergies and the fear of spreading COVID-19, it’s time to improve the indoor air quality of your home as the air we breathe has taken center stage ...
WHAT ARE PROPERTY EASEMENTS AND HOW DO THEY IMPACT SANTA BARBARA HOMEBUYERS?
This comprehensive home buyer guide to property easements offers a comprehensive knowledge base for buyers to refer to prior to entering into escrow. Its primary me...
5 SANTA BARBARA OUTDOOR TRENDS U.S. HOMEOWNERS ARE EMBRACING
Outdoor living spaces for luxury homes across the country are becoming bigger, more elaborate and more central to the particular home, just like the backyards here in sunny Santa B...
ARE LUXURY HOME SALES THE SILVER LINING OF COVID-19?
More homebuyers are searching for properties listed for $1 million or more these days, as the pandemic continues to create an appetite for larger properties. People are looking to ride out t...
6 STEPS DESIGNED TO GET AWAY FROM IT ALL IN THE AGE OF COVID-19
Getting away from it all is a great way to reduce stress, but what’s a Montecito homeowner to do in light of the coronavirus? The answer to that question is simple—take an a...
CRISTAL CLARKE’S SELLERS' GUIDE TO SUCCESS
The first step in the real estate closing process, in times like these, is to hire an agent with years of experience who knows how to make a sale in any environment, including a worldwide virus ou...
TIME AGAIN FOR GOOD FOOD, FRESH AIR AND FUN
For the first time in more than two months, thanks to the reopening of the State Street Promenade, cooped-up Santa Barbarians can now grab a bite to eat at one of the area's celebrated restaura...
GIVE A LITTLE EXTRA LOVE TO THE HEART OF YOUR MONTECITO HOME
Every homeowner knows how easy it is for chaos to creep into the kitchen. Expired food lurks in the back of the fridge, grains hide behind cans in cabinets, and family members leav...