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What’s My Rancho Santa Fe Home Worth? Market Report for April 2026

Thu, 14 May 2026 20:34:01 -0700

What’s the Value of My Rancho Santa Fe Home? Rancho Santa Fe Home Sales for April 2026 It’s essential that Rancho Santa Fe buyers and sellers have current information about local market conditions to help them make informed buying or selling decisions about Rancho Santa Fe homes for sale. On average, the Rancho Santa Fe housing market is the most expensive in San Diego County. There are large estates, gated communities, and luxury and equestrian properties on expansive lots that are commonly measured in acres. When this report was written there were 25 homes priced for more than $10,000,000, with 1 priced at $84,950,000. LEARN MORE ABOUT RANCHO SANTA FE: Rancho Santa Fe - Luxury Home Buyer's Paradise in San Diego Here’s what happened in the Rancho Santa Fe housing market in April based on information from the MLS (private sales are not included). The data are believed reliable when this report was written but are not guaranteed.There were 20 single family homes sold in April, almost double the number of sales from last month (11). 1 townhome and 1 condo were sold compared to 3 townhome sales last month. Sales prices ranged from $1,746,855 to $7,850,000.The average sales price of single family homes was $4,389,300, up 6% from the average sales price in February. The average price for the condo and townhome sales was $2,120,297. The single family detached homes were on the market for an average of 42 days. The condo sold in 3 days, the townhome took 85 days to go pending. The median sales price for single family homes was $4,525,000, up 24% from last month. On average, single family homes sold for 95% of the original list price, with 4 selling for list price or higher. The average sale price for the condo and townhome was 96% of list price. At the end of April there were 3 homes in the Rancho Santa Fe housing market with an Active Under Contract status, compared to 1 for last month. At the end of April there were 95 Rancho Santa Fe homes for sale (90 are single family detached homes), ranging in price from $1,584,900 to $84,950,000, a 20% increase in listings. This is a supply of 6.1 months for detached single family homes at the current rate of sales (based on a 3-month period), down from 6.6 months last month. At the time this report was written there were 5 condo and townhome listings, a supply of 2.5 months at the current rate of sales, up from 1.7 months last month based on the rate of sales for the last 3 months and the current supply. The high end market continues to change in Rancho Santa Fe and is a balanced market for single family homes, luxury properties and estates, and is a strong seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes. 37 Rancho Santa Fe homes came on the market in April, up from 27 last month. In contrast, the number of homes going pending decreased from 18 to 9 (excluding the homes that closed escrow in April). If you would like more specific information about the Rancho Santa Fe housing market regarding recent activity, as well as for particular areas such as Fairbanks Ranch and the Covenant, please reach out to me directly or by text at (760) 840-1360. I am happy to discuss your particular housing needs, lifestyle, budget, and questions, and help you create a strategy to buy your new Rancho Santa Fe home when the timing is right for you. If you are thinking about selling your Rancho Santa Fe home let’s talk about your plans and timing. I will also provide a market and equity analysis for your home. Then we’ll develop a plan to get your home sold, for the best price, terms, and conditions, in the time frame that works for you. SEARCH RANCHO SANTA FE HOMES FOR SALE READ MORE:What’s my Rancho Santa Fe Home Worth? Homes for Sale for March 2026

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What's My La Jolla Home Worth? La Jolla Market Report for April 2026

Tue, 12 May 2026 12:14:39 -0700

What's the Value of My La Jolla Home? La Jolla Home Sales for April 2026 La Jolla is one of the more expensive housing markets in San Diego County. When you visit this upscale coastal community online (see Read More link below), or in person, it’s easy to see why this is so. Buyers and sellers in La Jolla need to have up-to-date information about local market conditions for La Jolla homes for sale to help them make educated decisions about buying and/or selling a La Jolla home. La Jolla is a coastal community with many homes offering gorgeous views of the ocean from the hills and along the coast. La Jolla has an upscale Village, which offers top-notch shopping, dining, galleries, and multiple services. La Jolla has been compared to the French and Italian Rivieras due to its beautiful ocean and coastline vistas, spectacular homes, and an appealing climate year-round that attracts visitors from around the world. READ MORE:La Jolla Real Estate – A Jewel on the San Diego Coastline 63 homes sold in La Jolla in April, 17% more sales than in March. Here’s an overview of the activity (the MLS data do not include private sales and are believed accurate at the time this report was compiled but are not guaranteed). Single Family Homes Sold35 (up by 6); 54 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $3,895,022 (down 13%); The Average Sales Price was 95% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes & Duplexes Sold28 (up by 3); 63 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $1,280,107 (down 23%); The Average Sales Price was 96% of the original asking price. The overall volume of sales in the La Jolla real estate market rose from last month. Condo, townhome and duplex sales rose by 3, and there were also more single family homes sales than last month. Sales prices ranged from $490,000 to $7,400,000. The average time on the market was significantly longer for condos, townhomes and duplexes, as it also was for single family homes. 11 (17%) of the buyers made prompt decisions, going pending in 1 week or less, fewer than last month. Keep in mind that it’s wise to be prepared for making quick decisions about touring homes and submitting offers since some properties sell quickly. The average sales price for single family homes dropped 13% from March. The same was true for condos, townhomes and duplexes that saw an even bigger average price decline (down 23%). The majority of the home buyers negotiated the prices of their new homes, with 17% paying list price or higher, which was fewer than last month. The median sales price of single family homes, $3,835,655, was up by 11% from the median in March. The median price of $1,061,250 for condos, townhomes and duplexes was down 42% from last month. There was 1 La Jolla home with an Active Under Contract status at the end of April, compared to 2 in March (when they occur these homes are considered active but might accept backup offers or be available to tour). There were 155 homes on the market at the end of April, the same as last month. List prices ranged from $460,000 to $30,000,000. The current supply of single family homes is 3.6 months (down from 4 months last month), and 2.5 months for condos, townhomes and duplexes (down from 3.5 months last month). These statistics (absorption rate) are based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months and the current supply of homes. La Jolla is a seller’s market for single family homes, and a strong seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes. There were 72 new listings in April, down from 92 in March. 40 homes went pending (excluding those homes that closed escrow) compared to 53 last month. If you would like more specifics about the housing market in La Jolla, please reach out to me. I can also provide details about residential areas that may be of interest (e.g., the Village, La Jolla Shores, La Jolla Farms). Please contact me directly or via text at (760) 840-1360. We can discuss your personal housing needs, budget, home buying plans and any questions. Then we can create a strategy to sell your current home if that’s your goal. SEARCH FOR HOMES FOR SALE IN LA JOLLA CA READ MORE:What’s my La Jolla Home Worth? La Jolla Real Estate Market for March 2026

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What’s My Del Mar Home Worth? Del Mar Market Report for April 2026

Sun, 10 May 2026 11:03:12 -0700

What’s the Value of My Del Mar Home? Del Mar Home Sales for April 2026 Del Mar is a small coastal town and one of the more expensive communities in North San Diego County. According to the MLS the highest priced San Diego County property sold publicly was an oceanfront estate in Del Mar (sold October 2025 for $49,999,999). It’s essential that buyers and sellers have current information about the local housing market conditions in Del Mar in order to make informed decisions about Del Mar homes for sale. The information in this report was taken from the MLS (the data are believed to be accurate at the time this report was written, but are not guaranteed, and do not include private/non-MLS sales). READ MORE: Del Mar – Affluent Seaside Town (A Community Profile) 16 homes sold in Del Mar in April, compared to 17 sales last month. Here's a summary of the housing activity:Single Family Homes Sold15 (up by 3); 30 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $4,312,515 (down 10%); Average Sales Price was 99% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes and Duplexes Sold1 (down by 4); 0 Days on Market; The Sales Price was $2,050,000; the Sales Price was 98% of the original asking price. The overall volume of sales for April decreased just slightly from March. Single family detached home sales rose by 3, while condo, townhome and duplex sales dropped to only 1! The average sales price decreased for single family homes from last month. Sales prices for April ranged from $2,050,000 to $11,050,000. Average marketing time was shorter for single family homes than last month. 6 homes went pending in 1 week or less. The one condo sale sold the day it came on the market. The median price of $3,000,000 for single family detached homes was 30% lower than last month. There was no median price for condos, townhomes and duplexes with just 1 sale. Half of the buyers negotiated their purchase prices down from list price, and half paid asking price or higher for their new homes. There were 3 Del Mar homes on the market in April with an Active under Contract status, compared to none as last month. 33 new listings came on the market in April, up from 23 in March. 13 homes went pending (excluding the homes that sold in April), compared to 9 last month. List prices ranged from $625,000 to $49,900,000. The inventory rose again, by 18%, to 59 for April which is more good news for buyers. At the rate of sales over the last 3 months this represents a supply of 4.2 months for single family homes (down from 5.4 months last month), and 3.8 months for condos, townhomes and duplexes (up from 3.6 months last month). The Del Mar housing market is trending toward a balanced market for single family homes, and is still a seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes. Keep in mind that with any statistic one month of data does not reveal a trend. A more accurate picture emerges when you look at the Del Mar real estate market data over time, especially given that market conditions generally shift some every month. One cannot draw firm conclusions regarding pricing because of the price extremes of Del Mar properties, especially at the higher price points, in addition to the limited number of sales. Please reach out to me directly or via text at (760) 840-1360 with any questions. I’m happy to discuss your personal housing needs, lifestyle, timing and budget. We can then develop a plan to buy your new Del Mar home. I can also provide helpful market and equity information for your home, plus market preparation guidance, to help sell your Del Mar property if that is your goal. Search for Del Mar Homes for Sale READ MORE:What’s my Del Mar Home Worth? Del Mar Market Report for March 2026

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What’s my Solana Beach Home Worth? Market Report for April 2026

Fri, 08 May 2026 20:28:09 -0700

What’s the Value of my Solana Beach Home? Solana Beach Home Sales for April 2026 Solana Beach is a seaside community located south of Cardiff by the Sea and Encinitas. You’ll find it’s also one of the more expensive towns along the North San Diego County coastline. Buyers and sellers need to have up-to-date information about the local Solana Beach market conditions in order to make informed decisions about buying or selling Solana Beach Homes for Sale. READ MORE about Solana BeachSolana Beach Real Estate The following information was taken from the MLS (private sales are not included, nor are multifamily properties or mobile or manufactured homes). The data are believed reliable at the time this report was written but not guaranteed. 11 homes sold in Solana Beach in April, 1 more than last month. Here are the details: Single Family Homes Sold6 (no change); 27 Days on Market; Average Sales Price was $4,788,666 (up 51%); the Average Sales Price was 98% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes and Duplexes Sold5 (up by 1); 6 Average Days on Market; Average Sales Price $2,349,000 (down 10%); the Average Sales Price was 102% of the original asking price. Overall sales volume for the Solana Beach housing market rose slightly from March. Condo, townhome and duplex sales increased by 1, while single family home sales did not change. The average sales price for condos, townhomes and duplexes decreased from last month. In contrast, the average sales price for single family homes rose substantially compared to March. The average marketing time for condos, townhomes and duplexes was shorter compared to last month. The average time on the market for single family homes was also shorter than in March. Sales prices ranged from $725,000 to $4,900,000. The median sales price of condos, townhomes and duplexes in April was $2,412,500, up 42% from last month. The median price for the single family homes was $2,895,000, up 1% from last month. 4 of the 11 home buyers negotiated their sales prices, but 7 homes sold for asking price or higher. At the end of April there were 39 homes for sale in Solana Beach, compared to 36 last month. Home prices range from $799,000 to $11,000,000. Solana Beach has a supply of 5.3 months for condos, townhomes and duplexes (up from 5.2 months last month), and 3.2 months for single family homes (down from 3.4 months last month). This is based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months and the supply. Solana Beach is becoming a balanced market for condos, townhomes and duplexes, and is a seller’s market for single family homes in April. 24 new listings entered the Solana Beach real estate market in April compared to 25 last month. The number of homes going pending (excluding homes that sold in April) increased from 9 pendings last month to 13 in April. One should not draw firm conclusions about prices or other trends in the Solana Beach housing market because of the limited number of sales. Please feel to reach out to me directly or by text at (760) 840-1360 so we can discuss your personal housing needs and budget, and any questions about the housing market. We can also talk about local market conditions and their impact on your buying and selling goals and the decisions that you want and need to make. Armed with this information we can create a plan to help you buy and/or sell your Solana Beach home if that’s your goal. SEARCH FOR SOLANA BEACH HOMES FOR SALE READ MORE:What’s my Solana Beach Home Worth? Solana Beach Market in March 2026

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What’s my Encinitas Home Worth? Encinitas Homes for Sale in April 2026

Wed, 06 May 2026 17:40:17 -0700

What’s the Value of my Encinitas Home? Encinitas Market Report for April 2026 Encinitas sellers and buyers should have current information about local market conditions, and understand the effect they have on buying and selling, in order to make informed decisions about Encinitas homes for sale. Here’s what happened in the April 2026 housing market in Encinitas, using data from the MLS (private sales are not included nor are manufactured, mobile, or multi-family homes). These statistics are believed reliable when this report was written but are not guaranteed. READ MORE: Encinitas – An Eclectic Seaside CommunityLeucadia- Surfers' Beach Community in Encinitas CA 62 homes sold in Encinitas in April, versus 49 last month (up by 27%). Here’s the breakdown of the housing activity. Single Family Homes Sold51 (up 55%); 19 Average Days on Market; Average Sales Price was $3,073,021 (up 13%); Average Sales Price was 99% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes & Duplexes Sold11 (down by 5); 19 Days on Market; Average Sales Price was $1,432.240 (up 26%); Average Sales Price was 97% of original asking price. Overall volume of Encinitas home sales rose from last month. Single family home sales increased substantially by 55%, while condo, townhome and duplex sales dropped by 5 from last month’s sales. Looking back 1 year, 70% more single family homes sold in April 2026 than in 2025 (30). In contrast, condo, townhome and duplex sales dropped by 1 in April 2026 (11) compared to 1 year ago. The average sales price for condos, townhomes and duplexes was substantially higher than last month, and was also higher for single family homes. April sales prices ranged from $617,000 to $11,150,000. Compared to April 2025, the average sales price was up 14% for single family homes sold in 2026 (while the median was up 18%). In contrast, the average sales price for the condos, townhomes and duplexes sold in April 2026 was down 15% from 1 year ago, while the 2026 median price was 16% lower than in April of 2025. The average time on the market was 5 days shorter for single family homes at 19 days. Similarly, the days on market (DOM) was shorter by 5 days for condos, townhomes and duplexes compared to last month. 47% of the homes went pending in 7 days or less, more than last month. Thus, it’s important for buyers to be ready to make quick decisions about touring homes that interest them and submitting strong offers! The median sales price for detached single family homes was $2,730,000 (up 13% from last month). The median price for condos, townhomes and duplexes was $1,141,700, also 13% higher than last month’s median sales price. While the majority of buyers negotiated their purchase prices down from list price, 45% paid asking price or higher, about the same as in March. It’s important to keep this in mind when planning an offer strategy. There were 7 homes with an Active Under Contract status at the end of April, versus 4 last month. The inventory shifted up again in April, with 11% more listings available at the end of the month (105). List prices range from $539,000 to $14,900,000. This is a 2.4 month supply for condos, townhomes and duplexes (down from 2.7 months last month), and 1.9 months for single family homes (down from 2.5 months last month). This is based on the current supply of homes and the rate of sales over the last 3 months. Encinitas is a strong sellers’ market for buyers of single family homes, and a seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes. 52 Encinitas homes came on the market in April, down from 72 last month. 34 homes went pending in April (excluding homes that closed), down from 41 pendings last month. I am happy to share more specific information about the Encinitas housing market for Encinitas Ranch, Leucadia, and Olivenhain, and other neighborhoods that may be of interest. I can also share additional area market information, answer questions about local market conditions, and help you sell your Encinitas home and/or buy a new property. Please reach out directly or via text at (760) 840-1360 to discuss your personal housing needs, plans and budget. Then we can create a strategy to help reach your real estate goals, whether you are planning to buy, sell or do both. SEARCH FOR ENCINITAS HOMES FOR SALE READ MORE:Encinitas Homes for Sale – What Happened in the Encinitas Real Estate Market in March 2026

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What’s My Carlsbad Home Worth? Carlsbad Home Sales for April 2026

Mon, 04 May 2026 18:19:53 -0700

What’s the Value of My Carlsbad Home? Carlsbad Market Report for April 2026 The Carlsbad real estate market continues to evolve, with shifts from March and 1 year ago. Private sales, mobile homes and multi-family housing are not included in this report (the numbers are taken from the MLS and believed to be accurate as reported but are not guaranteed). Media market reports commonly are very generalized. As a result, they do not reflect local the housing market conditions (read more - How Local IS Local?). Current information, and analysis, about local market conditions will benefit you when you need to make informed buying and/or selling decisions about Carlsbad homes for sale. READ MORE ABOUT CARLSBADCarlsbad Village by the Sea 116 homes sold in Carlsbad in April (92008, 92009, 92010 and 92011), an increase of 6 from last month. Here are the specifics: Single Family Homes Sold68 (down by 8); 26 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $2,066,279 (up 3%); Average Sales Price was 100% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes & Duplexes Sold48 (up 41%); 38 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $1,069,797 (up 5%); Average Sales Price was 96% of the original asking price. Overall home sales in April increased modestly by 5% from March. The number of single family home sales decreased while there were 41% more condo, townhome and duplex sales compared to last month. The average sales price rose for single family homes as it also did for condos, townhomes and duplexes. Sales prices in April ranged from $390,000 to $9,750,000. The average time on the market was 8 days longer than last month for single family homes, and 2 weeks longer for condos, townhomes, and duplexes. 68 single family homes sold in April 2026, 4 more than 1 year ago. 48 condos, townhomes and duplexes sold in April 2026 compared to 44 in 2025. The average sales price year over year was up 8% for single family homes in April 2026 (the median price was up by 3%). The average sales price was 7% higher for condos, townhomes and duplexes sold in April 2026 compared to 1 year ago; the median price was 6% higher in 2026. Many buyers decided promptly to tour listings and submit successful offers. 40% of the homes went pending in 7 days or less, a little more than last month. As a result it’s important for homebuyers to be prepared to make quick decisions in the Carlsbad housing market. While many buyers negotiated their home purchase prices down from list price, nearly half (49%) paid listing price or higher for their homes (down from last month’s 51%). We continue to see buyer competition, and it’s wise to keep this in mind when searching for your new home and planning your offer strategy. The median sales price for single family detached homes was $1,855,750 compared to $1,860,000 in March. The median price was $933,000 for condos, townhomes and duplexes, compared to $922,500 last month. There were 11 homes in Carlsbad at the end of April with an Active Under Contract status, compared to 9 last month. These homes are considered active but may not allow further showings or accept back-up offers. They are included in the statistics below. Inventory at the end of April (246) increased by 11% from last month (220), which was good news for buyers. April list prices ranged from $449,000 to $16,200,000. There is a 3 month supply of condos, townhomes and duplexes (down from 3.7 months last month), and a supply of 2.1 months for single family homes (up from 2 months last month), based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months. Carlsbad remains a very strong sellers’ housing market for single family homes and is a seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes. 160 new listings came on the market in April, more than last month (148). 85 homes went pending (excluding homes that closed in April), 5 more than in March. This overview of the Carlsbad housing market is based on date from the MLS. I’m happy to share other specifics about housing activity, including neighborhoods that may be of interest, such as La Costa, Aviara, Bressi Ranch, and Calavera Hills. Please reach out to me directly or by text at (760) 840-1360 to discuss your personal housing needs, timing, lifestyle, budget, and questions. Then together we can create a strategy to buy your new Carlsbad home, and/or sell your current home, depending on your goal. SEARCH FOR CARLSBAD HOMES FOR SALE Read MoreWhat’s My Carlsbad Home Worth? Carlsbad Home Sales for March 2026

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What’s My Cardiff-by-the-Sea Home Worth? Market Report April 2026

Sat, 02 May 2026 13:04:31 -0700

What’s the Value of My Cardiff-by-the-Sea Home? Cardiff-by-the-Sea Home Sales for April 2026 Serious buyers and sellers in the Cardiff real estate market must have current information about local market conditions. When planning to buy or sell a home this information helps you make educated buying and selling decisions about Cardiff homes for sale. Supply and demand affect selling and buying in several ways, including pricing, buyer competition, and marketing time. It’s important to understand how these local market conditions can impact your buying and/or selling decisions. Let’s discuss YOUR real estate plans now! Read More About Cardiff-by-the-Sea: Cardiff by the Sea – Quintessential Beach Community Like to Walk? Live in the Walking District in Cardiff CAWant to Live in a Musical Community? Try the Composer District in Cardiff, CA Here’s a summary of the Cardiff real estate market for April 2026 based on data provided by the MLS (private sales are not included; data are believed to be accurate as of this writing but are not guaranteed). 8 homes sold in April, 2 fewer than last month. Single Family Homes Sold6 (down by 1); 26 Average Days on Market; Average Sales Price was $2,267,333 (down 18%); the Average Sales Price was 97% of the original asking price. Condos, Townhomes & Duplexes Sold2 (down by 1); 49 Days on Market; Average Sales Price was $988,850 (down 30%); the Average Sales Price was 99% of the original asking price. The overall volume of Cardiff sales dropped from last month. Single family detached home sales decreased by 1, as did condo, townhome and duplex sales. Sales prices ranged from $950,000 to $3,030,000. There was 1 home in the Cardiff housing market with an Active Under Contract status at the end of April, compared to none in March. At the end of April there were 15 homes for sale in Cardiff, more than last month. 13 are single family detached homes, and 2 are condo and townhome listings. Listings range in price from $1,095,000 to $9,950,000. There are 2.2 months of inventory for single family homes (down from 2.3 months last month), based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months. There is 1 condo and 1 townhome for sale as of this writing which is only 23 days of inventory based on the rate of sales. As of April Cardiff by the Sea is a strong seller’s market based on the current supply and buyer demand, and a very strong seller’s market for condos and townhomes. 4 single family homes sold for asking price or better (1 at 103%), and the townhome sold for 104% of list price. 16 listings came on the market in April, up 3 from last month. 6 homes went pending in April (excluding the homes that closed escrow), the same as in March. This information in this report was found in the MLS. If you would like more details about the Cardiff housing market, or information about particular areas of interest, including the Walking District and the Composer District, please let me know. I can also help you with the sale or purchase of your Cardiff by the Sea home if that is your goal. Because of the limited number of sales in Cardiff by the Sea one should not draw any conclusions about pricing or other trends. Limited inventory plus buyer demand continue to create a very competitive housing market for Cardiff home buyers. Remember that average sales prices for the month are affected by sales of higher and/or lower-priced homes, especially when the number of sales is limited as it was for April. Please reach out to me directly or via text at (760) 840-1360 to discuss your personal housing needs, lifestyle preferences, budget, and any questions. Then we can create a strategy to help you buy and/or sell your Cardiff by the Sea home if that is the goal. SEARCH HOMES FOR SALE IN CARDIFF BY THE SEA READ MORE:What’s My Cardiff-by-the-Sea Home Worth? Market Report for March 2026

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Carlsbad Village Street Faire 2026 is May 3

Wed, 29 Apr 2026 12:29:27 -0700

Carlsbad Village Street Faire ~ May 3, 2026 ~ One of Carlsbad’s more popular arts and craft fairs returns to the Village this Sunday May 3, 2026. The Carlsbad Village Street Faire is supposedly the largest outdoor 1-day fair in the US, other than its counter-part, the Carlsbad Village Street Faire that takes place in November. The event is organized by the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce The Carlsbad Village Street Faire runs from 8 am until 5 pm, so there is plenty of time to enjoy the over 800 vendor booths. (photo is from an earlier art fair in Carlsbad Village.) The Carlsbad Village Street Faire happens in the heart of the Village, along Grand Avenue from Carlsbad Boulevard to Jefferson. The Street Faire spills over onto side streets as well. Given the size of the Faire and the number of vendor booths much of the public parking will not be available so plan accordingly. The Carlsbad Village Street Faire is an impressive event, attracting around 100,000 attendees. I’ve been several times, and it’s not a cliché to say there is something for everyone, given the number of vendors and the variety of offerings. And if you get tired of exploring and shopping at the Faire there are plentiful local retailers in the downtown area to visit. So what will you find at the Carlsbad Village Street Faire? You can expect unique clothing, arts and crafts, gift items, home furnishings and accessories, a wide range of collectibles, garden items and plants, products from around the world, antiques, and so much more. There will be the traditional pancake breakfast from 8 am until 12 pm, plus an international food court. The Faire also offers a children’s area with rides and games and live music. What a fun time to explore Carlsbad Village? And the beaches are just a couple of blocks away to enjoy a walk before or after you shop at the Faire. I would expect parking to be very limited due to the crowds, and spaces taken up by vendors, so arrive early if you can. The good news is parking is free in Carlsbad, however you might need to walk a distance. Another good option is to take advantage of the free shuttles offered throughout the day. The shuttles run at roughly 15-minute intervals. Shuttles are located at The Shoppes at Carlsbad (at the 78 freeway and El Camino Real/Marron Road), and the Poinsettia Coaster Station on Avenida Encinas. A Free Bike Valet Service will be provided by the City of Carlsbad. Monitored bike parking will be at 2965 Roosevelt Street (Lily Field Realty). Another travel option is to take the Coaster train (Commuter Rail) – check the Coaster Schedule. The train station is just a short walk to the Faire. Carlsbad Village Street Faire 2026May 3 ~ 8 am to 5 pm

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Encinitas Cruise Nights 2026

Mon, 27 Apr 2026 16:03:47 -0700

2026 Encinitas Cruise Nights The very popular Encinitas Cruise Nights return for 2026 beginning Thursday May 21. Classic car buffs and non-aficionados alike enjoy the Encinitas Cruise Nights that take place on the 3rd Thursday of each month from May through September, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Here’s the 2026 Cruise Nights schedule: May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20 and September 17. Local car clubs park their prized vehicles along Main Street (the Coast Road) in downtown Encinitas where they are easy to admire! Expect dozens of beautiful cars to ooh and aah over. It’s like a giant outdoor showroom of classic cars. I don’t think you can help but be impressed by the Woodies, Hot Rods and other classic, vintage, and foreign cars, all in pristine condition! Cars are beautifully maintained by their proud owners and there are many gorgeous examples of different car brands and styles. These are works of art, not just automobiles! The Encinitas Cruise Nights are sponsored by the Encinitas 101 MainStreet Association and happen on Main Street/Route 101 in downtown between D and K Streets. The event is free to attend and to display cars. Beautiful cars, several live bands, and abundant places to eat, drink and shop make for a terrific spring or summer evening. What a great way to enjoy the Southern California beach town life and the community spirit! It is truly a celebration of automotive history and craftsmanship. And there are 5 opportunities to enjoy it! Plan to arrive early to find the best parking. I've been several times and it gets crowded and parking nearby is limited. Plus some areas of side streets (D through K streets) are permit parking only for the participating classic cars; be sure to steer clear or you can expect to be towed. Encinitas Cruise Nights 2026 Downtown Encinitas along the Coast Road Highway 1013rd Thursday of each Month ~ 5:30 – 7:30 pm

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What’s my Escondido Home Worth? Escondido Market Report for March 2026

Mon, 27 Apr 2026 08:00:03 -0700

What’s the Value of my Escondido Home? Escondido Home Sales for March 2026 Escondido is inland in North San Diego County, approximately 20 miles east of the beaches. Escondido borders San Marcos, Fallbrook and Valley Center. It’s important that buyers and sellers in the Escondido housing market have current information about local market conditions (Read More: Real Estate Is Local…But HOW Local?) to help them make educated buying and selling decisions about Escondido homes for sale. READ MORE:A Tour of Escondido – A Diverse Inland San Diego Community The following information was found in the MLS (private sales are not included, nor are multifamily properties, or mobile and manufactured homes). This information is believed reliable when this report was written but is not guaranteed. 115 homes sold in March, 44% more sales than last month. Here’s an overview of the activity. Single Family Homes Sold95 (up 48%); 32 Average Days on Market; Average Sales Price $978,111 (down 4%); the Average Sales Price was 98% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes & Duplexes Sold20 (up by 4); 35 Average Days on Market; Average Sales Price $572,524 (up by 11%); the Average sales price was 98% of the original asking price. Overall home sales in March rose significantly from last month. There were substantially more single family home sales, while condo, townhome and duplex sales went up by 4. The average sales price was lower for single family homes, but was higher for condos, townhomes and duplexes, compared to March. The marketing time was 33 days shorter for single family homes compared to March, and was 4 days shorter for condos, townhomes and duplexes. Sales prices ranged from $295,000 to $1,800,000. While many of the buyers negotiated their purchase prices, over half (57%) paid list price or higher for their new homes, more than last month. Buyer competition continues to impact sales prices. Plenty of the buyers made prompt decisions to tour homes and make offers, with 37% of the homes going pending in 7 days or less, fewer than last month. The median sales price of $915,000 for the detached single family homes was 1% higher than last month ($905,000). The median price for condos, townhomes and duplexes rose 15% from last month to $630,000. There were 16 Escondido homes on the market with an Active Under Contract Status, compared to 15 last month. These are included in the following statistics. At the end of March there were 255 homes for sale in Escondido, up by 9% from last month and good news for buyers. List prices for March range from $275,000 to $17,000,000. This translates to an inventory of 4.9 months for condos, townhomes and duplexes (up from 4.2 months last month). There is a 2.2 month supply of single family detached homes (the same as last month), based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months. Escondido is a strong seller’s market for buyers of single family homes, and is a seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes but is becoming more balanced. 173 homes came on the market in March, a significant increase from last month’s 143. The number of homes going pending increased by 15% from last month to 101, excluding homes that closed escrow in March. I’m happy to share more detailed information about the housing activity in Escondido, in individual zip codes, and for neighborhoods that may be of interest to you. Please feel free to let me know of any questions that you have about the local market conditions. Please contact me directly or via text at (760) 840-1360 to talk about your personal housing needs, lifestyle, and budget. Then we can collaborate to build a strategy to buy your new Escondido home if that is your plan! If you are interested in selling your home in Escondido, I will provide a current market value and equity analysis for your property. We can also discuss a marketing strategy, as well as your specific goals and timing. Together we can create a plan to get your home sold quickly for the best price, terms, and conditions. SEARCH FOR ESCONDIDO HOMES FOR SALE READ MORE:What’s my Escondido Home Worth? Escondido Real Estate in February 2026

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Fiesta del Sol in Solana Beach 2026

Sun, 26 Apr 2026 13:36:42 -0700

2026 Fiesta del Sol~ Solana Beach ~ The 45th annual Fiesta del Sol will take place soon in Solana Beach, on May 30th and 31st. This popular Festival is sponsored by the Solana Beach Chamber of Commerce in collaboration with the Belly Up, Loft 100 Studios, and the City of Solana Beach. Fiesta del Sol hours are from 9 am to 10 pm on Saturday, and 9 am to 8 pm on Sunday. Fiesta del Sol happens at Fletcher Cove Park at 111 S. Sierra Avenue, located west of the downtown area and the Coast Road/Route 101. The Fiesta del Sol is one of San Diego’s more popular outdoor festivals. Coupled with a beautiful location by the beach, Fiesta del Sol offers a terrific time with music, lots of food, and plenty of fun for all ages. And of course expect a large and lively crowd – 50,000 are anticipated. Here's a video recap from 2024 from the Solana Beach Chamber of Commerce. So what can you expect at Fiesta del Sol? This is a 2-day festival of fun, food, and music. Attendees will enjoy a broad range of food with plentiful vendors, live musical entertainment, shopping, arts and crafts exhibits, and a kids’ zone (with rides, arts and crafts activities, a bounce house with slide, face painting, and special food). You can also enjoy the annual Pancake Breakfast from 7:30 – 10:00 on Sunday at Fletcher Cove to help support the Solana Beach Firefighters. There will be a fire engine to explore, assuming it’s not otherwise needed in town. While El Sol is expected to make an appearance, it’s that May Gray and June Gloom time of year so who knows along the Solana Beach coast. But given the fun this festival provides, who really cares if the sun shines or not?! In terms of music, there will be some excellent performers on the main stage (free) over the 2 days (10 on Saturday and 8 on Sunday). Fiesta del Sol is free! So there is no good excuse to stay away unless you have something better to do. Given the expected crowds you may want to consider taking the Coaster commuter train to avoid parking challenges. The Solana Beach train station is located just a few blocks from Fletcher Cove Park on the east side of the Coast Road/Route 101. Fiesta del SolFletcher Cove Park ~ Solana Beach CAMay 30 and 31, 2026

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What’s My Vista Home Worth? Vista Market Report for March 2026

Sat, 25 Apr 2026 12:55:33 -0700

What’s the Value of My Vista Home? Vista Home Sales for March 2026 Vista is an inland North San Diego County community, and borders Oceanside, Carlsbad and San Marcos. Vista provides a variety of housing opportunities, including tract home neighborhoods (both gated and ungated), custom-built homes, condos and townhomes, rental complexes, and multiple 55+ senior communities. There are also homes on large lots in rural areas, and in the hills, some of which offer dramatic views of the countryside and or even the distant ocean. Vista also has mixed use and agricultural areas. The downtown area continues to grow and change, with plentiful dining and shopping opportunities and multiple services. Major commuting routes (e.g., the 15 and 78 freeways) are readily accessible. The Vista Farmers Market was established in 1981 and is the longest running farmers market in San Diego. The Vista Farmers Market takes place on Saturdays at the Vista Courthouse Complex on Melrose Drive, about ½ mile south of the 78 freeway. You’ll find abundant fresh produce from multiple vendors, artisanal and prepared foods, and so much more. It’s easy to take time to visit and shop! Buyers and sellers in the Vista housing market should have current information about local market conditions to enable them to make educated decisions about buying and selling Vista homes for sale. This information in this report was taken from the MLS (private sales are not included, nor are multifamily properties and mobile homes). The data are believed reliable when this report was written but are not guaranteed. 55 homes sold in Vista in March, 20% more sales than last month. Here are the details: Single Family Homes Sold44 (up by 3); 31 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $991,914 (up 1%); Average sales price was 99% of the original price.Condos, Townhomes & Duplexes Sold11 (up by 6); 26 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $573,545 (up 3%); Average sales price was 99% of the original asking price. The overall volume of sales in March increased from last month. Detached single family home sales went up by 3, while condo, townhome and duplex sales more than doubled. The average sales price was slightly higher for single family homes, and was modestly higher for condos, townhomes and duplexes. The average marketing time was 5 days shorter for single family homes than last month, but was the same for the condo, townhome and duplex sales. Sales prices in March ranged from $375,000 to $2,025,000. Buyers may be curious if Vista homes are selling quickly. The answer is that some do. In March 13 of the homes (24%) went pending in 1 week or less, slightly fewer than last month. However, it’s still important for buyers to be prepared to make prompt decisions about seeing homes they like and making offers so as to not miss opportunities. Slightly more than half of the buyers negotiated their home prices down from asking price, while at the same time 49% paid list price or higher, more than last month. It’s important to keep this in mind when planning your offer strategy. The median sales price of single family homes was slightly less than in February at $936,500. The median for condos, townhomes and duplexes increased from $535,000 last month to $579,000 (up 8%). The housing inventory improved in March, with 137 homes for sale at the end of the month compared to 124 at the end of February. Home prices range from $424,500 to $3,599,000. There is a supply of 2.9 months for single family homes (up from 2.2 months last month). There is a 3.8 month supply of condos, townhomes and duplexes (down from 4.4 months last month). This is based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months and the current supply. Based on the inventory, Vista is a strong seller’s market based on supply and demand for single family homes, and a seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes. 85 new listings came on the market in March, compared to 68 last month. The number of homes going pending decreased from 46 to 43, excluding the homes that closed escrow in March. I’m happy to provide more specifics about the housing market in Vista, including neighborhoods of interest to you (e.g., Shadowridge; Buena Creek). I can also answer your questions about local market conditions, and can assist you with the purchase, and/or sale, of your Vista home if that’s your goal. Please reach out to me directly or via text at (760) 840-1360 so we can discuss your personal housing needs, lifestyle, budget and timing. Then we can work together to develop a strategy to help buy your new Vista home if that is your goal. Are you curious about the value of your Vista home in today’s market? If so, please visit my home valuation site. Are you considering selling your Vista home? If so, let’s discuss the market value and an equity analysis for your home and talk about your goals and timing. Then we can develop a strategy to get your Vista home sold for the best price, terms and conditions. SEARCH FOR VISTA HOMES FOR SALE Read More: What’s my Vista Home Worth? Vista Real Estate Market Report for February 2026

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What’s My Oceanside Home Worth? Oceanside Market Report for March 2026

Fri, 24 Apr 2026 13:03:53 -0700

What’s the Value of My Oceanside Home? Oceanside Home Sales for March 2026 The Oceanside housing market continues to shift monthly. This market report does not include private sales, mobile, or multifamily housing (information was taken from the MLS and is believed accurate when this report was written but is not guaranteed). It’s essential that buyers and sellers have current information about local market conditions from a knowledgeable REALTOR in order to make educated buying and selling decisions about Oceanside homes for sale. READ MORE: Oceanside California – A Growing and Changing Coastal San Diego Community There were 149 homes sold in Oceanside’s 4 zip codes (92054, 92056, 92057, and 92058), 8% more sales than in February. Here are the details: Single Family Homes Sold90 (down 12%); 28 Average Days on Market; Average Sales Price was $966,509 (down 9%); the Average Sales Price was 98% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes & Duplexes Sold59 (up 64%); 41 Average Days on Market; Average Sales Price was $847,324 (up 21%); the Average Sales Price was 97% of the original asking price. Overall sales volume for March increased from last month. While there were fewer single family detached home sales, the condo, townhome and duplex sales increased substantially. The average sales price was lower for single family homes, but was higher for condos, townhomes, and duplexes. Sales prices ranged from $305,000 to $2,240,000. The average time on the market was a few days shorter for family homes, and was also several days shorter for condos, townhomes and duplexes. 28% of the homes went pending in 7 days or less, more than last month. While more than half of the home buyers were able to negotiate their home purchase prices, 42% paid asking price or higher, down from last month. The median sales price of single family homes was slightly more than last month ($902,500), at $905,000. The median price for condos, townhomes and duplexes was 13% higher at $746,000. There were 21 homes with an Active Under Contract status, versus 31 last month. These homes are considered active listings and are included in the following statistics, but some might not allow further showings or accept back-up offers. At the end of March there were 289 Oceanside homes for sale, compared to 274 last month. March home prices ranged from $299,000 to $5,950,000. As a result, there is a 1.8 month supply of single family homes (down from 2 months last month) and a 3.8 month supply for condos, townhomes and duplexes (up from 3.5 months last month). This is based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months and the current supply of homes. The Oceanside market continues as a seller’s market based on the supply and demand for condos, townhomes and duplexes, and is a very strong seller’s market for single family homes. 206 Oceanside homes were listed for sale in March, up from 157 new listings last month. Similarly, the number of Oceanside homes going pending increased, from 114 in February to 139 (excluding the homes that closed in March). I’m happy to provide more information about the Oceanside real estate market for specific zip codes, neighborhoods, or price ranges. This will help you make informed decisions about your home purchase or sale. Please reach out to me directly or by text at (760) 840-1360 to discuss your particular housing needs, lifestyle, budget and any questions. Based on that information we can create a plan to help buy your new home, and/or sell your current Oceanside home, if that’s your goal. SEARCH FOR OCEANSIDE HOMES FOR SALE READ MORE:What’s My Oceanside Home Worth? Oceanside Market Report for February 2026

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What’s My Rancho Santa Fe Home Worth? Market Report for March 2026

Thu, 23 Apr 2026 15:50:48 -0700

What’s the Value of My Rancho Santa Fe Home? Rancho Santa Fe Home Sales for March 2026 It’s important that Rancho Santa Fe buyers and sellers have up-to-date information about local market conditions to help them make informed buying or selling decisions about Rancho Santa Fe homes for sale. In general, the Rancho Santa Fe housing market is the most expensive in San Diego County. There are large estates, gated communities, and luxury and equestrian properties on expansive lots that are commonly measured in acres. When this report was written there were 25 homes priced for more than $10,000,000, with 1 listed for $84,950,000. LEARN MORE ABOUT RANCHO SANTA FE: Rancho Santa Fe - Luxury Home Buyer's Paradise in San Diego Here’s what happened in the Rancho Santa Fe housing market in March based on information from the MLS (private sales are not included). The data are believed reliable when this report was written but are not guaranteed.There were 11 single family homes sold in March, down 2 from last month. 3 townhomes were sold compared to 1 condo sale last month. Sales prices ranged from $1,540,000 to $7,250,000. The average sales price of single family homes was $4,124,772, down 29% from the average sales price in February. The average price for the 3 townhome sales was $1,908,333. The single family detached homes were on the market for an average of 58 days. The townhomes sold on average in 18 days. The median sales price for single family homes was $3,650,000, down 29% from last month.On average, single family homes sold for 94% of the original list price, with one sale at 100% and 1 at 101%. The average sale price for the townhomes was 97% of list price. At the end of March there was 1 home in the Rancho Santa Fe housing market with an Active Under Contract status, compared to 2 for last month. At the end of March there were 79 Rancho Santa Fe homes for sale (75 are single family detached homes), ranging in price from $1,624,900 to $84,950,000, a modest increase in listings. This is a supply of 6.6 months for detached single family homes at the current rate of sales (based on a 3-month period), up from 5.1 months last month. At the time this report was written there were 5 condo and townhome listings, a supply of 1.7 months at the current rate of sales, down from 2.1 months last month based on the rate of sales for the last 3 months and the supply. The high end market continues to shift in Rancho Santa Fe and is a balanced market for single family homes, luxury properties and estates, and is a strong seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes. 27 Rancho Santa Fe homes came on the market in March, up from 22 last month. The number of homes going pending increased from 13 to 18 (excluding the homes that closed escrow in March). If you would like more detailed information about the Rancho Santa Fe housing market regarding recent activity, as well as for particular areas such as Fairbanks Ranch and the Covenant, please reach out to me directly or via text at (760) 840-1360. I am happy to discuss your personal housing needs, lifestyle, budget, and questions, and help you develop a strategy to buy your new Rancho Santa Fe home when the timing is right for you. If you are thinking about selling your Rancho Santa Fe home let’s talk about your plans and timing. I will also provide a market and equity analysis for your home. Then we’ll develop a plan to get your home sold, for the best price, terms, and conditions, in the time frame that works for you. SEARCH RANCHO SANTA FE HOMES FOR SALE READ MORE:What’s my Rancho Santa Fe Home Worth? Homes for Sale for February 2026

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What's My La Jolla Home Worth? La Jolla Market Report for March 2026

Tue, 21 Apr 2026 17:36:33 -0700

What's the Value of My La Jolla Home? La Jolla Home Sales for March 2026 La Jolla is one of the more expensive housing markets in San Diego County. When you visit this coastal community online (see Read More link below), or in person, it’s easy to see why. As a buyer or seller in La Jolla, having current information about local market conditions for La Jolla homes for sale will help you make educated decisions about buying and/or selling your La Jolla home. La Jolla is a coastal community with numerous homes offering gorgeous views of the ocean from the hills and along the coast. La Jolla has an upscale Village, which offers top-notch shopping, dining, galleries, and multiple services. La Jolla has been compared to the French and Italian Rivieras due to its beautiful ocean and coastline vistas, spectacular homes, and an appealing climate year-round that attracts visitors from around the world. READ MORE:La Jolla Real Estate – A Jewel on the San Diego Coastline 54 homes sold in La Jolla in March, 64% more sales than in February. Here’s an overview of the activity (the MLS data do not include private sales and are believed accurate at the time this report was compiled but are not guaranteed). Single Family Homes Sold29 (up 93%); 40 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $4,486,483 (up 18%); The Average Sales Price was 98% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes & Duplexes Sold25 (up 39%); 23 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $1,653,120 (up 26%); The Average Sales Price was 98% of the original asking price. The overall volume of sales in the La Jolla real estate market rose significantly from last month. Condo, townhome and duplex sales rose by 39% while there were almost twice as many single family homes sales as last month. Sales prices ranged from $500,000 to $14,500,000. The average time on the market was shorter for condos, townhomes and duplexes, as it also was for single family homes. 46% of the buyers made prompt decisions, going pending in 7 days or less. As a result, it’s still a good idea to be ready for making quick decisions about touring homes and submitting offers since some properties sell quickly. The average sales price for single family homes was higher than in February. The same was true for condos, townhomes and duplexes. While the majority of the home buyers were able to negotiate the prices of their new homes, nearly half (46%) paid list price or more, more than last month. The median sales price of single family homes, $3,455,000, was down by 2% from the median in February. The median price of $1,825,000 for condos, townhomes and duplexes was up 15% from last month. There were 2 La Jolla homes with an Active Under Contract status at the end of March, compared to 1 in February (when they occur these homes are considered active but might accept backup offers or be available to tour). There were 155 homes on the market at the end of March, compared to 170 at the end of February, a decline of 9%. List prices ranged from $496,000 to $92,500,000. The current supply of single family homes is 4 months (down from 5 months last month), and 3.5 months for condos, townhomes and duplexes (down from 5.2 months last month). These statistics (absorption rate) are based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months and the current supply of homes. La Jolla is trending toward a balanced market for single family homes, and is a seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes as well. There were 92 new listings in March, down from 122 in February. 53 homes went pending (excluding those homes that closed escrow) compared to 37 last month. If you would like more details about the housing market in La Jolla, please reach out to me. I can also provide details about residential areas that may be of interest to you (e.g., the Village, La Jolla Shores, La Jolla Farms). Please contact me directly or by text at (760) 840-1360. We can discuss your particular housing needs, budget, home buying plans and any questions. Then we can create a strategy to sell your current home if that’s your goal. SEARCH FOR HOMES FOR SALE IN LA JOLLA CA READ MORE:What’s my La Jolla Home Worth? La Jolla Real Estate Market for February 2026

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What’s My Del Mar Home Worth? Del Mar Market Report for March 2026

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 16:59:55 -0700

What’s the Value of My Del Mar Home? Del Mar Market Report for March 2026 Del Mar is a small coastal community and one of our more expensive towns in North San Diego County. According to the MLS the highest priced San Diego County property sold publicly was an oceanfront estate in Del Mar (sold October 2025 for $49,999,999). It’s important that buyers and sellers have up-to-date information about the local housing market conditions in Del Mar so they can make educated decisions about Del Mar homes for sale. The information in this report was taken from the MLS (the data are believed to be accurate at the time this report was written, but are not guaranteed, and do not include private/non-MLS sales). READ MORE: Del Mar – Affluent Seaside Town (A Community Profile) 17 homes sold in Del Mar in March, up from 10 sales last month. Here's a summary of the housing activity:Single Family Homes Sold12 (up by 7); 53 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $4,784,166 (up 1%); Average Sales Price was 94% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes and Duplexes Sold5 (no change); 46 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $1,427,000 (down 3%); Average Sales Price was 95% of the original asking price. The overall volume of sales for March increased from February. Single family detached home sales more than doubled, while condo, townhome and duplex sales remained the same at 5. The average sales price increased slightly for single family homes from last month. The average price for condos, townhomes and duplexes declined modestly. Sales prices for March ranged from $600,000 to $12,800,000. Average marketing time was shorter for single family homes than last month despite 2 homes taking more than 200 days to go pending. 5 listings went pending in 1 week or less. The median price of $4,314,300 for single family detached homes was 9% lower than last month. The median price for the condos, townhomes and duplexes was up 11% to $1,300,000. While the majority of the buyers negotiated their purchase prices down from list price, 3 paid asking price or higher for their new homes. There were no Del Mar homes on the market in March with an Active under Contract status, the same as last month. 23 new listings came on the market in March, versus 21 in February. 9 homes went pending (excluding the homes that sold in March), compared to 11 last month. List prices ranged from $625,000 to $49,900,000. The inventory rose by 32% to 50 for March which is good news for buyers. At the rate of sales over the last 3 months this represents a supply of 5.4 months for single family homes (up from 5.3 months last month), and 3.6 months for condos, townhomes and duplexes (down from 4.3 months last month). The Del Mar housing market is balanced for single family homes, and is a seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes. Keep in mind that with any statistic a single month of data does not reveal a trend. A more accurate picture will emerge when you look at the Del Mar real estate market data over time, especially given that market conditions generally shift each month. One cannot draw firm conclusions regarding pricing because of price extremes of Del Mar properties, especially at the higher price points, in addition to the limited number of sales. Please reach out to me directly or by text at (760) 840-1360 with any questions. I’m happy to discuss your particular housing needs, lifestyle, timing and budget. We can then create a plan to buy your new Del Mar home. I can also provide helpful market and equity information for your home, plus market preparation guidance, to help sell your Del Mar property if that is your goal. Search for Del Mar Homes for Sale READ MORE:What’s my Del Mar Home Worth? Del Mar Market Report for February 2026

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What’s My San Marcos Home Worth? San Marcos Market Report March 2026

Fri, 17 Apr 2026 10:58:30 -0700

What’s the Value of my San Marcos Home?San Marcos Home Sales for March 2026 The San Marcos real estate market continues to evolve each month. This report does not include private sales, mobile homes or multi-family housing. The data were taken from the MLS and are believed accurate at the time this report was created but are not guaranteed. It’s important that buyers and sellers have up-to-date information about local housing market conditions so they can make educated buying and/or selling decisions about San Marcos Homes for Sale. READ MORE:San Marcos - A Thriving Inland Residential CommunitySan Elijo Hills – Award-Winning Master Planned Community in San MarcosLake San Marcos – Resort and Residential Community in San Marcos, CA 73 homes sold in March in San Marcos’s 2 zip codes (92069 and 92078), 14% more sales than last month. Here are the details: Single Family Homes Sold46 (up 18%); 22 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $1,298,704 (up 4%); Average sale price was 99% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes and Duplexes Sold27 (up by 2); 32 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $702,633 (down 4%); Average sale price was 99% of the original asking price. The overall sales volume in March rose from last month. There were far more single family homes sold, while condo, townhome and duplex sales increased by 2. The average sales price was up for single family homes, but dropped modestly for condos, townhomes, and duplexes. Sales prices in March ranged from $237,500 to $2,050,000. 46 single family homes sold in March 2026 compared to 37 in 2025, while there were 7 more condo, townhome and duplex sales in March of 2026 than in 2025. The average sales price for single family homes in 2026 was 2% lower than 1 year ago (while the median was just higher by 10% than in 2025). In contrast, the average sales price was 8% higher in March 2026 for condos, townhomes and duplexes while the median price was 8% higher than in 2025. The average time on the market in March was 6 days shorter for single family homes, and 1 day shorter for condos, townhomes and duplexes compared to February. 41% of the homes went pending within 1 week or less, fewer than last month. While almost half of the home buyers negotiated their sales prices, 51% paid asking price or more, more than last month. The median sales price of the single family homes was $1,252,500 (up 9% from February), but was 1% lower for condos, townhomes and duplexes at $714,900. There were 7 San Marcos homes for sale at the end of March with an Active Under Contract status, compared to 12 last month. These homes are included in the overall Active statistics below. The San Marcos housing inventory declined by 7% from February, with 124 homes for sale at the end of the month. List prices range from $149,000 to $3,150,000. There is a supply of 2.8 months for condos, townhomes and duplexes (down from 2.9 months last month), and 1.9 months for single family homes (down from 2.3 months last month), based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months. San Marcos is a very strong seller’s market based on supply and demand for single family homes, and is a strong seller’s market for buyers of condos, townhomes and duplexes. 78 new listings came on the market in March, about the same as last month (77). The number of homes going pending rose to 62 from 51 excluding homes that closed escrow in March. This overview of the San Marcos housing market is based on information found in the MLS. I’m happy to share more details for neighborhoods of interest to you such as San Elijo Hills, Lake San Marcos, and Santa Fe Hills. Please contact me directly or by text at (760) 840-1360 to discuss your personal housing needs, timing, lifestyle, budget, and questions. Then we can create a plan to buy your new San Marcos home if that’s your goal. Are you considering selling your San Marcos home? Let’s talk about the current market conditions that can affect your home sale and review a customized market and equity analysis. Then we can work together and develop a strategy to sell your home for the best price, terms and conditions when the timing is right for you. If you would like to know more about your home’s value in today’s market, let’s talk. Please reach out to me directly or by text at (760) 840-1360. SEARCH FOR SAN MARCOS HOMES FOR SALE READ MORE:What’s My San Marcos Home Worth? San Marcos Real Estate Market Report February 2026

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What’s my Solana Beach Home Worth? Market Report for March 2026

Wed, 15 Apr 2026 12:27:29 -0700

What’s the Value my Solana Beach Home? Solana Beach Home Sales for March 2026 Solana Beach is a coastal community located just south of Cardiff by the Sea and Encinitas. It’s also one of the more expensive towns along the North San Diego County coastline. Buyers and sellers need to have current information about the local Solana Beach market conditions in order to make educated decisions about buying or selling Solana Beach Homes for Sale. READ MORE about Solana BeachSolana Beach Real Estate The following information was taken from the MLS (private sales are not included, nor are multifamily properties or mobile or manufactured homes). The data are believed reliable at the time this report was written but not guaranteed. 10 homes sold in Solana Beach in March, 2 more than last month. Here are the details: Single Family Homes Sold6 (up by 1); 9 Days on Market; Average Sales Price was $3,168,019 (down 12%); the Average Sales Price was 98% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes and Duplexes Sold4 (up by 1); 3 Average Days on Market; Average Sales Price $2,612,500 (up 74%); the Average Sales Price was 97% of the original asking price. Overall sales volume for the Solana Beach housing market rose modestly from February. Condo, townhome and duplex sales increased by 1, while single family home sales did the same. The average sales price for condos, townhomes and duplexes increased significantly from last month. In contrast, the average sales price for single family homes dropped compared to February. The average marketing time for condos, townhomes and duplexes was shorter compared to last month. The average time on the market for single family homes was also shorter than in February. Sales prices ranged from $725,000 to $4,900,000. The median sales price of condos, townhomes and duplexes in March was $2,412,500, up 42% from last month. The median price for the single family homes was $2,895,000, up 1% from last month. While 5 of the 10 home buyers were able to negotiate their sales prices, 5 homes sold for asking price or higher. At the end of March there were 36 homes for sale in Solana Beach, compared to 22 last month, which was good news for buyers. Home prices range from $830,000 to $10,999,888. Solana Beach has a supply of 5.2 months for condos, townhomes and duplexes (up from 2.3 months last month), and 3.4 months for single family homes (down from 3.6 months last month). This is based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months and the supply. Solana Beach is becoming a balanced market for condos, townhomes and duplexes, and is a seller’s market for single family homes in March. 25 new listings entered the Solana Beach real estate market in March compared to 14 last month. The number of homes going pending (excluding homes that sold in March) increased slightly from 7 pendings last month to 9 in March. One cannot draw firm conclusions about prices or other trends in the Solana Beach housing market because of the limited number of sales. Please feel to reach out to me directly or via text at (760) 840-1360 so we can discuss your particular housing needs and budget, and your questions about the market. We can also talk about local market conditions and their impact on your buying and selling goals and the decisions that you want to make. Armed with this information we can create a plan to help you buy and/or sell your Solana Beach home if that’s your goal. SEARCH FOR SOLANA BEACH HOMES FOR SALE READ MORE:What’s my Solana Beach Home Worth? Solana Beach Market in February 2026

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What’s my Encinitas Home Worth? Encinitas Homes for Sale in March 2026

Sun, 12 Apr 2026 15:07:41 -0700

What’s the Value of my Encinitas Home? Encinitas Market Report for March 2026 Encinitas sellers and buyers need up-to-date information about local market conditions, and understand the effect they have on buying and selling, in order to make educated decisions about Encinitas homes for sale. Here’s what happened in the March 2026 housing market in Encinitas, using data from the MLS (private sales are not included nor are manufactured, mobile, or multi-family homes). These statistics are believed reliable when this report was written but are not guaranteed. READ MORE: Encinitas – An Eclectic Seaside CommunityLeucadia- Surfers' Beach Community in Encinitas CA 49 homes sold in Encinitas in March, versus 40 last month (up by 23%). Here’s the breakdown of the housing activity. Single Family Homes Sold33 (up by 6); 24 Average Days on Market; Average Sales Price was $2,708,794 (up 7%); Average Sales Price was 100% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes & Duplexes Sold16 (up by 3); 24 Days on Market; Average Sales Price was $1,135,359 (down 10%); Average Sales Price was 99% of original asking price. Overall sales volume of Encinitas home sales rose from last month. Single family home sales increased by 6, while condo, townhome and duplex sales rose by 3 from last month’s sales. Looking back 1 year, 3 fewer single family homes sold in March 2026 than in 2025 (36). In contrast, there were 8 more condos, townhomes and duplexes sold in March 2026 (16) than 1 year ago (8). The average sales price for condos, townhomes and duplexes was lower than last month but was higher for single family homes. March sales prices ranged from $533,000 to $5,325,000. Compared to March 2025, the average sales price was up 8% for single family homes sold in 2026 (while the median was up 19%). The average sales price for the condos, townhomes and duplexes sold in March 2026 was down 19% from 1 year ago, while the 2026 median price was 28% lower than in March of 2025. The average time on the market was 2 days longer for single family homes at 24 days. In contrast, the days on market (DOM) was significantly shorter for condos, townhomes and duplexes than last month. 37% of the homes went pending in 7 days or less, about the same as last month. As a result, it’s still important for buyers to be ready to make prompt decisions about touring homes that interest them and submitting strong offers! The median sales price for detached single family homes was $2,420,000 (compared to last month at $2,400,000). The median price for condos, townhomes and duplexes was $1,007,500, 8% lower than last month’s median sales price. While the majority of buyers negotiated their purchase prices down from list price, 47% paid asking price or higher, more than in February. It’s important to remember this when planning an offer strategy. There were 4 homes with an Active Under Contract status at the end of March, the same as last month. The inventory shifted up in March, with 10% more listings available at the end of the month (95). List prices range from $575,000 to $14,900,000. This is a 2.7 month supply for condos, townhomes and duplexes (up from 1.8 months last month), and 2.5 for single family homes (down from 2.8 months last month). This is based on the current supply of homes and the rate of sales over the last 3 months. Encinitas is a sellers’ market for buyers of single family homes, and is also a seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes. 72 Encinitas homes came on the market in March, up from 57 last month. 41 homes went pending in March (excluding homes that closed), up from 37 pendings last month. I am happy to share more details about the Encinitas housing market for Encinitas Ranch, Leucadia, and Olivenhain, and other neighborhoods that may be of interest to you. I can also share additional area market information, answer questions about local market conditions, and help you sell your Encinitas home and/or buy a new property. Please reach out directly or via text at (760) 840-1360 to discuss your particular housing needs, plans and budget. Then we can develop a strategy to help reach your real estate goals, whether you are planning to buy, sell or do both. SEARCH FOR ENCINITAS HOMES FOR SALE READ MORE:Encinitas Homes for Sale – What Happened in the Encinitas Real Estate Market in February 2026

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What’s My Carlsbad Home Worth? Carlsbad Home Sales for March 2026

Fri, 10 Apr 2026 12:45:19 -0700

What’s the Value of My Carlsbad Home? Carlsbad Market Report for March 2026 The Carlsbad real estate market continues to change, with shifts from February and from 1 year ago. Private sales, mobile homes and multi-family housing are not included in this report (the numbers are taken from the MLS and believed to be accurate as reported but are not guaranteed). Media market reports typically are very generalized in nature. As a result, they do not reflect local Carlsbad housing market conditions (read more - How Local IS Local?). Up-to-date information, and analysis, about local market conditions benefits you when you need to make educated buying and/or selling decisions about Carlsbad homes for sale. READ MORE ABOUT CARLSBAD Carlsbad Village by the Sea 110 homes sold in Carlsbad in March (92008, 92009, 92010 and 92011), an increase of 45% from last month. Here are the specifics: Single Family Homes Sold76 (up 65%); 18 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $2,010,732 (down 7%); Average Sales Price was 100% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes & Duplexes Sold34 (up by 4); 24 Average Days on Market; The Average Sales Price was $1,015,312 (up 11%); Average Sales Price was 98% of the original asking price. Overall home sales in March increased substantially by 45% from February. The number of single family home sales increased significantly, while there were 4 more condo, townhome and duplex sales compared to last month. The average sales price dropped for single family homes, but was higher for condos, townhomes and duplexes. Sales prices in March ranged from $625,000 to $6,100,000. The average time on the market was 5 days shorter than last month for single family homes, and was substantially shorter for condos, townhomes, and duplexes. 76 single family homes sold in March 2026, up by 41% from 1 year ago. 34 condos, townhomes and duplexes sold in March 2026 compared to 28 in 2025. The average sales price year over year was up just slightly for single family homes in March 2026 (the median price was about the same). The average sales price was 1% lower for condos, townhomes and duplexes sold in March 2026 compared to 1 year ago; the median price was 2% lower in 2026. Many buyers decided quickly to tour listings and submit successful offers. 37% of the homes went pending in 7 days or less, a little less than last month. It’s still important for homebuyers to be prepared to make prompt decisions in the Carlsbad housing market. While many buyers negotiated their home purchase prices down from list price, 51% paid asking price or higher for their homes (up from last month’s 47%). Buyer competition continues, and it’s wise to keep this in mind when searching for a new home and planning an offer strategy. The median sales price for single family detached homes was $1,860,000 compared to $1,767,499 in February. The median price was $922,500 for condos, townhomes and duplexes, compared to $910,000 last month. There were 9 homes in Carlsbad at the end of March with an Active Under Contract status, compared to 13 last month. These homes are still considered active but may not allow further showings or accept back-up offers. They are included in the statistics below. Inventory at the end of March (220) increased by 17% from last month (188), which was good news for buyers. March list prices ranged from $439,000 to $16,200,000. There is a 3.7 month supply of condos, townhomes and duplexes (up from 3.2 months last month), and a supply of 2 months for single family homes (the same as last month), based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months. Carlsbad is a very strong sellers’ housing market for single family homes and is a seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes. 148 new listings came on the market in March, more than last month (122). In contrast, 80 homes went pending (excluding homes that closed in March), fewer than in February (110). This overview of the Carlsbad housing market is based on information in the MLS. I’m happy to share other details about housing activity, including neighborhoods that may be of interest, such as La Costa, Aviara, Bressi Ranch, and Calavera Hills. Please reach out to me directly or via text at (760) 840-1360 to discuss your particular housing needs, timing, lifestyle, budget, and questions. Then together we can create a strategy to buy your new Carlsbad home, and/or sell your current home, depending on your goal. SEARCH FOR CARLSBAD HOMES FOR SALE Read MoreWhat’s My Carlsbad Home Worth? Carlsbad Home Sales for February 2026

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What’s My Cardiff-by-the-Sea Home Worth? Market Report for March 2026

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 15:13:36 -0700

What’s the Value of My Cardiff-by-the-Sea Home? Cardiff-by-the-Sea Home Sales for March 2026 Serious buyers and sellers in the Cardiff real estate market need to have up-to-date information about local market conditions. When planning to buy or sell a home this will help you make educated buying and selling decisions about Cardiff homes for sale. Supply and demand affect selling and buying in several ways, including pricing, buyer competition, and marketing time. It’s important to understand how these local market conditions can affect your buying and/or selling decisions. Let’s discuss YOUR real estate plans now! Read More About Cardiff-by-the-Sea: Cardiff by the Sea – Quintessential Beach Community Like to Walk? Live in the Walking District in Cardiff CAWant to Live in a Musical Community? Try the Composer District in Cardiff, CA Here’s a summary of the Cardiff real estate market for March 2026 based on data provided by the MLS (private sales are not included; data are believed to be accurate as of this writing but are not guaranteed). 10 homes sold in March, 3 more than last month. Single Family Homes Sold7 (up by 3); 30 Average Days on Market; Average Sales Price was $2,752,142 (down 5%); the Average Sales Price was 99% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes & Duplexes Sold3 (no change); 65 Days on Market; Average Sales Price was $1,415,000 (down 2%); the Average Sales Price was 97% of the original asking price. The overall volume of Cardiff sales rose from last month. Single family detached home sales increased by 3, while condo, townhome and duplex sales remained the same at 3. Sales prices ranged from $1,050,000 to $3,890,000. There were no homes in the Cardiff housing market with an Active Under Contract status at the end of March, compared to 2 in February. At the end of March there were 12 homes for sale in Cardiff, less than half the number for last month (27). All 12 are single family detached homes, and there were no condo, townhome or duplex listing. Listings range in price from $1,399,000 to $9,950,000. There are 2.3 months of inventory for single family homes (down from 4.5 months last month), based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months. There are no available condos, townhomes or duplex listings as of this writing. As of March Cardiff by the Sea is a seller’s market based on the current supply and buyer demand. 6 single family homes sold for asking price or better. 2 homes went pending right after being listed. 13 listings came on the market in March, up from 3 last month. 6 homes went pending in March (excluding the homes that closed escrow), compared to 4 last month. This information in this report was found in the MLS. If you would like more specifics about the Cardiff housing market, or information about particular areas including the Walking District and the Composer District, please let me know. I can also assist you with the sale or purchase of your Cardiff by the Sea home if that is your goal, now or in the future. Because of the limited number of sales in Cardiff by the Sea one cannot draw conclusions about pricing or other trends. Limited inventory plus buyer demand continue to create a very competitive housing market for Cardiff home buyers. Keep in mind that average sales prices for the month are affected by sales of higher and/or lower-priced homes, especially when the number of sales is limited as it was for March. Please reach out to me directly or by text at (760) 840-1360 to discuss your personal housing needs, lifestyle preferences, budget, and questions. Then we can develop a strategy to help you buy and/or sell your Cardiff by the Sea home if that is your goal. SEARCH HOMES FOR SALE IN CARDIFF BY THE SEA READ MORE:What’s My Cardiff-by-the-Sea Home Worth? Market Report for February 2026

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Remembering Laurie Manny - A Dear Blogging Friend

Sat, 28 Mar 2026 17:42:10 -0700

Today I read the post by Patricia Feager about the 2 challenges she is hosting with Lew Corcoran for March. It was a good reminder about a post I wanted to write, but had not yet done so, about a powerhouse AR Member who left us years ago. I’ll never forget the night I received the call from long-time Activerain and blogging friend, Mary Pope-Handy, letting me know that Laurie Manny had left us. I was at the airport to pick up my wife when I got the call. It was such a shock but I so appreciated getting a phone call from a friend letting me know the news rather than reading something on Facebook. I wrote a tribute to Laurie and shared it on AR the next morning, August 26, 2010, but wanted to reflect a little more on her passing over 15 years ago, and all that she contributed to the blogging world during its infancy, and to the ActiveRain community during her 4 years as a member, having joined AR in 2006. It’s hard to believe that it’s been 15+ years since her death. Laurie left us far too soon, and I can’t help but wonder what all she might have accomplished, and what we in the blogging community could have learned from her if she was still around. I suspect some who might read this may not even know who she was in the AR Community and the influence that she had. Indeed, she was referred to by Inman and others as the Blogging Queen! Laurie was a pioneer in the early years of the blogosphere, and a staunch proponent of the power of blogging and driving online traffic to our websites. Indeed, Laurie had strong opinions and did not shy away from expressing them publicly in her writings. But she was right about so many things in the early years of social media and SEO, and it’s hard to argue about the results she achieved. Laurie practiced what she preached in her writing and had the results to prove her beliefs, and while she listened to opposing viewpoints, she did not hesitate to point out when she felt others were wrong in their thinking and practices and why. Laurie loved sharing her knowledge and helping others learn about the value of blogging, and how to be effective in the on-line world in her writing and public speaking. I still remember meeting her in person and so many other Rainers at the 1st blogging conference in Long Beach CA in 2007, and the ActiveRain 1-year Birthday Party in Long Beach also in 2007. There were other meet-ups as well. Here's a photo from another meet-up with Laurie and another past AR member, Irina Netchaev . That's a glimpse of Jeff Turner on the left! She was a friend and mentor to many of the early members, and I miss her deeply, but feel blessed for having known her for 4 years and for all that I learned from her. She is sadly missed but certainly not forgotten.

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The 2026 Taste of Carlsbad Village Brunch Edition

Sun, 22 Mar 2026 16:37:46 -0700

Taste of Carlsbad Village Brunch Edition 2026 The Taste of Carlsbad Village Brunch Edition returns for the 2nd year after its very popular debut in 2025. The Taste of Carlsbad Village has been very successful year after year after year, and it was only a matter of time before the Brunch Edition was added to the mix. The Taste of Carlsbad Brunch Edition is sponsored by the Carlsbad Village Association. (The feature photo is from Pixabay and not an actual offering for this event). The Taste of Carlsbad Brunch Edition is Saturday May 16th from 11:00 am until 2:00 pm. Come enjoy specialty coffees and teas, pastries, quiches, crepes, breakfast tacos, breakfast sips (e.g., espresso martinis and mimosas) and so much more. So why such an early announcement more than a month in advance? Like the Taste of Carlsbad Village, the Taste of Carlsbad Village Brunch Edition was very popular, and I believe it sold out in 1 day. So it’s expected the Brunch Edition for 2026 will be equally popular. Tickets are $50 each (there are only 800) and may only be purchased through the Carlsbad Village Association website. Tickets go on sale April 17 at 9 am! You’ll want to mark that on your calendar and set an alarm so you don’t forget and miss out. Remember, tickets historically go fast. What Can You Expect at the Taste of Carlsbad Village Brunch Edition? Carlsbad food lovers will spend 3 hours on a self-guided tour with a map and Passport (your ticket), tasting their way around our charming Village. The appeal is the opportunity to enjoy bite-sized samples from multiple popular local restaurants with a focus on breakfast, brunch and lunch. This is a terrific opportunity to check out restaurants you don’t know or haven’t tried yet. And you can enjoy your favorites, too! You can view the current list of participating restaurants on the website. Some of the participants announced thus far include Froglanders, Senor Grubby’s, Le Papagayo, Lola’s Deli, and Dini’s Bistro as of March 5. Participating beverage brands as of March 20 include Lofty Coffee Company and Baba Coffeehouse and others. Parking is free in Carlsbad Village, which is a plus. But you can expect a big crowd, and weekends are busy in the Village anyhow, so arrive early to find the best parking. No doubt there will be plenty of food lovers in town for this popular event!

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Hot Rods and Cool Treats in Carlsbad is May 9

Fri, 20 Mar 2026 13:26:16 -0700

2026 Hot Rods and Cool Treats in Carlsbad is May 9 The Hot Rods and Cool Treats Carnival and Classic Car Show returns to Carlsbad Village on Saturday May 9th. This fun event will be held at the Pine Avenue Community Park at 3333 Harding Street from 11 am until 2 pm. Hot Rods and Cool Treats offers a number of fun activities for all, in addition to the classic car show. In order to participate classic cars must be 25 years or older and there will be multiple awards. The contest is limited to 30 cars. Entries are due by May 7th and are taken in the order received so don’t delay if you want to show off your classic car! (photo is of a classic car from a different car show in Encinitas). Come check out some beautiful classic cars and vote for your favorite, plus have a great time at the carnival. There are awards in 11 categories including Best Interior, Best in Show, Best Paint, Kids’ Choice, Oldest Car, and Best Muscle Car. Carnival tickets are available to purchase at the event. Carnival games include Ring Toss, Can-Knock-Down, and Frog Hopper. Kids will also enjoy face painting and crafts. There will be a Fun Zone, live music from multiple decades, as well as drinks and food for purchase. You can also create your own sundae at the ice cream bar. Don’t miss this fun event in Carlsbad Village on May 9th. And don’t forget Mother’s Day is Sunday May 10th!

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What’s my Escondido Home Worth? Escondido Market Report February 2026

Thu, 19 Mar 2026 17:16:57 -0700

What’s the Value of my Escondido Home? Escondido Home Sales for February 2026 Escondido is an inland community in North San Diego County, approximately 20 miles east of the beaches. Escondido is bordered by San Marcos, Fallbrook and Valley Center. Buyers and sellers in the Escondido housing market need to have up-to-date information about local market conditions (Read More: Real Estate Is Local…But HOW Local?) to help them make informed buying and selling decisions about Escondido homes for sale. READ MORE:A Tour of Escondido – A Diverse Inland San Diego Community The following statistics are found in the MLS (private sales are not included, nor are multifamily properties, or mobile and manufactured homes). This information is believed reliable when this report was written but is not guaranteed. 80 homes sold in February, 3 fewer sales than last month. Here’s an overview of the activity. Single Family Homes Sold64 (down 2); 35 Average Days on Market; Average Sales Price $1,023,557 (up 7%); the Average Sales Price was 98% of the original asking price.Condos, Townhomes & Duplexes Sold16 (down by 1); 39 Average Days on Market; Average Sales Price $513,781 (up by 15%); the Average Sales Price was 95% of the original asking price. Overall home sales in February dropped slightly from last month. There were 2 fewer single family home sales, while condo, townhome and duplex sales went down by 1. The average sales price was higher for single family homes, as it also was for condos, townhomes and duplexes, compared to January. The marketing time was shorter for single family homes compared to January, as it was for condos, townhomes and duplexes. Sales prices ranged from $325,000 to $1,845,000. The majority of the buyers were able to negotiate their purchase prices, however, 39% paid list price or higher for their new homes, up from last month. Buyer competition continues to impact sales prices. Plenty of the buyers made prompt decisions to tour homes and make offers, with 39% of the homes going pending in 7 days or less, more than last month. The median sales price of $905,000 for the detached single family homes was 4% higher than last month ($872,500). The median price for condos, townhomes and duplexes rose 33% from last month to $550,000. There were 15 Escondido homes on the market with an Active Under Contract Status, compared to 12 last month. These are included in the following statistics. At the end of February there were 233 homes for sale in Escondido, up by 14% from last month. List prices for February range from $275,000 to $17,000,000 (there was also 1 time share condo priced at $1500). This translates to an inventory of 4.2 months for condos, townhomes and duplexes (up from 3.5 months last month). There is a 2.2 month supply of single family detached homes (up from 2 months last month), based on the rate of sales over the last 3 months. Escondido is a strong seller’s market for buyers of single family homes, and is a seller’s market for condos, townhomes and duplexes but trending toward being balanced. 143 homes came on the market in February, a significant increase from last month’s 122. The number of homes going pending increased by 22% from last month to 88, excluding homes that closed escrow in February. I’m happy to share more detailed information about the housing activity in Escondido, in individual zip codes, and for neighborhoods that may be of interest to you. Please feel free to let me know of any questions that you have about the local market conditions. Please contact me directly or by text at (760) 840-1360 to talk about your particular housing needs, lifestyle, and budget. Then we can work together to build a strategy to buy your new Escondido home if that is your plan! If you are interested in selling your home in Escondido, I can provide a current market value and equity analysis for your property. We can also discuss a marketing strategy, as well as your specific goals and timing. Together we can create a plan to get your home sold quickly for the best price, terms, and conditions. SEARCH FOR ESCONDIDO HOMES FOR SALE READ MORE:What’s my Escondido Home Worth? Escondido Real Estate in January 2026

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