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Origins and Founding Del Mar Racetrack was built in 1936 by the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, with founding member Bing Crosby providing leadership. Crosby, who served as President of the Turf Club, partnered with his close friend, movie star Pat O’Brien, who served as Vice President. Crosby was a Rancho Santa Fe resident and racing… Read more
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Construction & Design The home is called “Ocean House Del Mar” and was completed in October 2024. It was designed with a beachgoer’s DNA to emphasize livability while embracing 21st century technology, longevity and functional elegance. The property was built by Sweig General Contracting with Studio William Hefner architects. The house is designed like a… Read more
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Priced at $17,000,000 Experience unparalleled coastal luxury with this extraordinary beachfront estate, offering private beach access in the prestigious Tierra del Oro enclave of Carlsbad. Here, the rhythmic sound of white-water waves and vibrant sunsets over the Pacific are not just scenic moments they’re your everyday backdrop. Set on a rare, private 1/3-acre lot with… Read more
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Michelin Starred Restaurant: Recently Added Michelin Recommended Restaurants (2025): Four San Diego-area restaurants were added to the Michelin Guide with “recommended” designation. Atelier Manna (Encinitas) – A soulful blend of art studio and wellness café, recently recognized in the 2025 California Michelin Guide. https://www.atelier-manna.com/ 24 Suns (Oceanside) https://24sunsdining.com/ Lilo (Carlsbad) – Shines as a must-visit… Read more
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Construction and Opening Construction of the $50 million bridge began in February 1967, with Robert Mosher as the principal architect. After approximately two years of construction, the bridge opened to traffic on August 3, 1969, during the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the founding of San Diego San Diego–Coronado Bridge – Wikipedia. Governor Ronald… Read more
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Point Loma has a rich history dating back centuries, beginning with its indigenous inhabitants and continuing through Spanish exploration, Mexican rule, American development, and its role as a major military installation. Indigenous Beginnings Before European contact, Point Loma was inhabited by the Kumeyaay people, who lived in the region for thousands of years, fishing the… Read more
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The Lyon Estate – Coto de Caza, Orange County The 137-acre estate of the late real estate magnate William Lyon and his wife, Willa Dean, is currently on the market for $125 million. This property is located in Cota de Caza, Orange County. This property was built by Major General William Lyon in 1986, who was… Read more
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Father’s Day has an interesting history that developed differently across various countries, though the modern American version is now widely celebrated internationally. Origins in the United States The holiday began in the early 20th century, largely through the efforts of Sonora Smart Dodd in Spokane, Washington. After hearing a Mother’s Day sermon in 1909, she… Read more
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Current Market Overview The San Diego housing market is transitioning toward a more balanced state after years of being heavily seller-favored. The market shows a mix of increased inventory alongside slightly softer prices compared to last year. Home Sales Activity Sales patterns in April 2025 revealed interesting dynamics: Pricing Trends The median home price in… Read more
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La Jolla has a rich history spans from ancient indigenous roots to its development as an exclusive seaside community. Here’s an overview of the area’s historical journey: Indigenous Origins The true history of La Jolla begins much earlier than the late 1800s, with the Kumeyaay people who “have always been here before roads” ‘Still here’:… Read more
