Tag: Home Buyers
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History of Santee Lakes in Santee, California
Origins and Development In the early 20th century, the area now known as Santee was primarily agricultural land. The construction of the El Capitan Dam in the 1940s led to the drying up of the local aquifer, which had previously supplied water to the farmers. This event marked a turning point for Santee, as… Read more
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Fed Lowers Rates. They Hint at more to come
Recent Fed Rate Cut The Fed reduced its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to a level between 4.00% to 4.25% What the Fed interest rate cut means for mortgages – CBS News, marking the first reduction since December 2024. This brings the rate to its lowest level since 2022. Mortgage Rate Response Interestingly,… Read more
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Current Real Estate Update
Current Market Conditions The San Diego housing market is facing challenging conditions with sales near historic lows – June 2025 was the second-lowest sales month in data going back 20 years Market Activity for the Greater San Diego Association of …. Sales volume is down about 7-8% compared to a year prior, with roughly 1,684… Read more
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Fed Chairman Powell Hints at Coming Interest Rate Cut
Fed Chair Jerome Powell recently stated that conditions “may warrant” interest rate cuts, but emphasized that the Fed will proceed cautiously. Powell indicates conditions ‘may warrant’ interest rate cuts as Fed proceeds ‘carefully’ This is a cautious indication, not a definite commitment. Strong Rally Today: Powell’s speech sparked the strongest cross-asset rally since April, with… Read more
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History of the USS Midway
The USS Midway (CV-41) was a legendary aircraft carrier that served the U.S. Navy for nearly five decades, from 1945 to 1992. She was the lead ship of the Midway-class carriers and one of the longest-serving aircraft carriers in naval history. USS Midway Website Construction and Early Years (1940s-1950s) The Midway was laid down in… Read more
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History of the Star of India
The Star of India has a fascinating history spanning over 160 years, with a special connection to San Diego that began in the 20th century. Origins and Early Career The ship was built in 1863 in Ramsey, Isle of Man, as the full-rigged ship Euterpe. Star of India (ship) – Wikipedia Originally named after the… Read more
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San Diego’s Michelin Restaurants
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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History of Santee, California
Santee, California has a rich history spanning thousands of years, from its indigenous origins to its incorporation as a modern city. Pre-European Settlement Santee has a rich history that dates back thousands of years when the area was inhabited by the Kumeyaay Native American tribe. 9 Reasons Santee San Diego CA is a Great Place… Read more
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The History of Little Italy in San Diego, CA
A Journey through Time and Culture Introduction Little Italy, located in San Diego, California, is a vibrant and culturally rich neighborhood that has evolved over the years to become one of the city’s most beloved areas. This document explores the history of Little Italy, tracing its origins, growth, and transformation into the bustling community… Read more
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The History of Lane Field in San Diego
Lane Field holds a significant place in San Diego’s rich history. This historic baseball park, named after Bill Lane – a notable figure in the city’s sporting world – served as a prominent venue for various events and activities throughout its existence. While Lane Field’s primary association is with baseball, its impact on… Read more