Downtown & Metro San Diego
March | April 2013 May 2010
CURRENT REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY IN DOWNTOWN & METRO SAN DIEGO HOUSING MARKET SHOWS HEALTHY RECOVERY
Over the past two years, available homes for sale in the San Diego area have been dwindling, while values have been rising. It is a clear indication that our real estate market is well on the road to recovery. If your plans call for buying into the real estate market, now is the time to do it. All indications are that prices are once again on a healthy trend upward, offering excellent opportunities for building equity. Add in the historic low interest rates available today, and it’s clear that buyers today are in an excellent position. Whether you’re a returning investor, or someone looking to purchase your very first home, you need to work with a qualified and educated Realtor. In addition to finding you the best property for your needs, I am a trained expert in negotiation – ensuring that you get the best value from all of your real estate transactions. If you have a property to sell, you can rely on my industry expertise and marketing acumen. In addition to other earned designations, I am a Certified Residential Specialist. Only 4% of all Realtors have earned this designation, and it ensures my clients that I have the skill and qualifications to guide you successfully through the sale or purchase of your home. I look forward to hearing from you today!
DISCOVERY AT CORTEZ HILL
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE Sq. Ft. / Bed / Bath Unit # List Price 1230 / 2 / 2 1603 $633,900 1383 / 2 / 2 1105 $694,500-$710,000
SOUTH PARK
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE Address Sq. Ft. / Bed / Bath List Price 1342 Felton St. 720 / 2 / 1 $459,900 3621 Hawthorn St. 1008 / 3 / 2 $499,000- $579,000 SALE PENDING 1851 32nd St. 1337 / 3 / 2 $525,000 Sq. Ft. / Bed / Bath Unit # List Price 2243 Vancouver Ave. 1080 / 3 / 2 $639,0001070 / 2 / 2 310 $399,900 $659,000 1230 / 2 / 2 711 $499,900-$514,900 1843 32nd St. 1326 / 3 / 1 $650,000 1615 / 2 / 2 2001 $775,000-$810,000 1545 Gregory St. 2213 / 5 / 3 $724,900 1747 Fern St. 1854 / 4 / 2 $749,000 SOLD 3172 B St. 3021 / 5 / 3 $775,000Sq. Ft. / Bed / Bath Unit # Sold Price $850,000 793 / 1 / 1.5 802 $285,000 1327 33rd St. 2094 / 4 / 3 $789,0001230 / 2 / 2 604 $355,000 $859,000 1070 / 2 / 2 308 $370,000 SALE PENDING 1040 / 2 / 2 315 $380,000 Address Sq. Ft. / Bed / Bath List Price 1910 Pentuckett Ave. 1288 / 3 / 2 $450,000 2819 30th St. 832 / 2 / 1 $469,000 1305 27th St. 1192 / 2 / 2 $475,000 $525,000 2234 Bancroft St. 1018 / 2 / 1.5 $499,000 $549,000 1631 Edgemont St. 1620 / 3 / 2.5 $649,999 $679,999 1962 Petra Dr. 1506 / 4 / 2 $674,900 CAROLYN BOWHAY WHALEN 1405 33rd St. 2148 / 5 / 3 $787,000 1812 Edgemont St. 1850 / 3 / 2.5 $749,000President & Broker-Owner $799,000 CRS | GRI | e-PRO SOLD Address Sq. Ft. / Bed / Bath Sold Price BOWHAY PROPERTIES, INC. 1709 32nd St. 804 / 2 / 2 $370,000 1355-A 6th Ave., San Diego, CA 92101 1421 Bancroft St. 989 / 2 / 1 $460,000 1922 Dale St. 3222 / 4 / 2.5 $669,000direct/mobile $719,000 3235 Marlton Dr. 2352 / 4 / 3 $810,000 office
One of Life’s Little Pleasures
Showing Your Home
Special Considerations for Pet Owners
Carolyn Bowhay Whalen
Pacific Rim Cuisine Roy’s Misoyaki Butterfish
619.944.5478 619.501.5557 619.298.6683 fax
Carolyn@BowhayProperties.com
Downtown & Metro San Diego
All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The properties on this list have been listed/sold by various participants in the MLS.
WWW.BOWHAYPROPERTIES.COM If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing. CA DRE License #01264830
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Event Calendar
THE PLEASURES OF
MARCH | APRIL 2013
JAPANESE MISOYAKI BUTTERFISH WITH SIZZLING SOY VINAIGRETTE INGREDIENTS: 4 pieces of black cod, 7 oz. each 1 quart Misoyaki Marinade (see recipe below) 16 oz. Sizzling Soy Vinaigrette (see recipe below) Misoyaki Marinade: 3 cups sake 3 cups Mirin (sweet rice wine) 8 oz. Shiro Miso (White Miso) 8 oz. white sugar Sizzling Soy Vinaigrette: 1 red bell pepper, brunoise (very small dice) 1 yellow bell pepper, brunoise 1 green bell pepper, brunoise 1 bunch green onion, finely chopped 1 bunch cilantro, finely chopped 2 oz. Daikon root, grated 2 oz. Maui onion, grated 1 oz. ginger, minced 1/2 cup peanut oil 1 cup soy sauce 2 oz. rice wine vinegar 2 lemons, juice salt & pepper, to taste PROCEDURE: To make the Misoyaki Marinade, bring sake and Mirin to a boil for 5 minutes. Reduce to a simmer for 10 minutes. Whisk in remaining ingredients until well incorporated. Simmer on low heat for 1 hour, stirring occasionally. Allow to cool. Generously marinate black cod in Misoyaki Marinade for 24 hrs. To make the Sizzling Soy Vinaigrette, heat the peanut oil in a pan until it reaches smoke point. Place the bell peppers, onions, daikon, and ginger in a mixing bowl. Ladle hot oil over the vegetable mixture in 2 oz. increments. Whisk in rice wine vinegar, soy sauce, and lemon juice. Set aside. In a cast iron pan, sear fish over medium heat until golden brown (about 3 minutes per side). Transfer cooked fish to serving plates. Ladle Sizzling Soy Vinaigrette over fish. Serves 4
Springtime in the city! As colorful flowers are blooming and the cool winter evenings give way to warmer weather, our attentions turn to one of our favorite San Diego pastimes — dining outdoors. Although the Europeans have practically elevated dining outdoors to an art form, those of us living in Southern California also know the pleasures of bringing the indoors out. With so many months of fabulous weather ahead of us, now is the time to begin taking your meals outside. The Italian term al fresco directly translates to “in the fresh.” There is something absolutely magical about a wonderful meal enjoyed en plein air, where diners take their sweet time enjoying the meal, the company and the ambiance of a beautiful natural setting. The best al fresco dining combines long, lazy meals with simple and fresh food. Relax the rules, take your time; this is the perfect occasion to escape without leaving home.
One of the most difficult challenges of having your home for sale is the need to have it in constant “show ready” mode. There is no doubt that your home will sell faster and for top dollar if it is presented in its best light – so most homeowners go the extra mile on a daily basis to insure that the home is clean, clutter-free and looking its best. Additionally, if you are a pet owner, do not overlook the importance of managing your pets while your home is for sale. It could make or break the success of the entire process! You’ve planted colorful flowers along the front walkway, hung a brand-new wreath on the door, turned on soothing music, fragranced the home with an appealing scent and opened all of the blinds in anticipation of a showing. Do you realize how quickly the calming and appealing mood you’ve created gets ruined when a barking dog comes charging to the door? Or the smell of a litter box is wafting through the entire home? Or your beloved bird is squawking loudly from the kitchen? As pet lovers, we tend to forget how others might view our pets. Even if your dogs are perfectly harmless, you must keep in mind that some people are very fearful of dogs. Others have a strong distaste for cats. So in protecting the home viewing experience for potential buyers, you should also protect the safety of your animals. You will have strangers walking through your home and the potential for unkind actions to your pets is a
Depending on the time of day you’ll be dining, there are several ways to make your al fresco experience all the more special:
Afternoon Tea
Brunch
Set your table with vibrant and colorful table linens. In fact, it’s a perfect occasion to use your sunny French linens that just seem so appropriate in this celebration of le soleil. Decorate with flowers, flowers everywhere and if you’re poolside, enjoy the enchanting views as the sun sparkles off of the water. Keep the menu casual and fresh. When planning your menu, it’s easier to serve dishes that can be enjoyed at room temperature. A luscious quiche, buttery croissants and fresh berries may be all you need for a delightful brunch. Of course, you may also add mimosas to the menu if you’re so inclined!
possibility. Or, simple neglect could mean that dogs or cats are inadvertently let out of opened doors while the home is being viewed. So, what options do you have in creating the best scenario for your home as well as your pets? In an ideal situation, your pets could be away from the home during all showings. If it’s at all possible, bring your pets with you for the day. Whether it’s to work or just running errands, some people have the ability to have their pets accompany them. Other options would be to leave the animals with a trusted friend or neighbor, take them to the kennel for the day, the popular doggy day care facilities or perhaps your groomer. For many families however, it’s just not always practical. Some people will leave animals in laundry rooms or back bedrooms with a note on the door requesting that visitors do not enter. This is not best though, because it’s never a good idea to have rooms or areas of the home that are not accessible to potential buyers. Even though you feel that they
Sometimes a leisurely afternoon is just what the doctor ordered. Again, take a cue from our European friends and rest and relax over a nice pot of tea. The British advise that there’s not a trouble that can’t be resolved over a cup of tea. Bring out a tray of scones, mini fruit tarts and perhaps some cucumber and cream cheese finger sandwiches. Voila! You’ve created a wonderful respite in your day.
Dinner
Ahh… the sun is setting, a cool breeze blows across your patio and you’re taking delight in one of life’s simplest pleasures: splendid food and wonderful companionship to enjoy it with. Let the beauty of the evening be the star of the
can imagine what the laundry room looks like, it leaves a question mark in the mind of the viewer as they leave your property. Your goal is to not have any question marks, only strong positive thoughts from potential buyers. Putting your dogs into the back yard during showings often doesn’t solve the dilemma either. While potential buyers will be able to roam through your home at will, outdoor living environments are just as important to buyers and they’ll want to feel comfortable walking the entire property at their leisure. Putting animals in a room, but with a child-safety gate enclosing them, is a better idea as people can still view the room. Even better, if your pets are crate or kennel trained, visitors can actually walk into the room while your pet is safely kept away. Your Realtor should make a note on the MLS listing that there are pets in the home and any special instructions visitors should heed. That way, potential buyers can be expecting dogs, cats,
PETS AT HOME? Keeping Your Property “Show Ready”
show and set your table with elegant and subdued linens and tableware. Now is the time to break out the votive candles to add atmosphere as the San Diego sunset gives way to twinkling stars. Create a menu that is back-to-basics. Dining al fresco is not meant to be fussy and super-sophisticated. Instead, it’s a salute to the pleasures of all things simple and delicious. A caprese salad, lemon-garlic roasted chicken (that can be prepared the day before), roasted eggplant and zucchini, and a loaf of crusty Italian bread is heaven. So, here’s to living in beautiful San Diego and to taking it outside! Enjoy the next several months of enviable weather and take all the delight from it that you can!
(or a snake!), rather than being startled when arriving at your home. It also gives those with pet allergies an opportunity to take any necessary medications to alleviate any allergic reactions. A note near the front door may be helpful too as added insurance that everyone is aware of the presence of pets. Having pets tends to create other issues besides how to handle them during showings. Your home may need some extra care to bring it to its best. Make sure that there are no lingering pet odors in and around the home. Clean the cat box and the yard of waste at least daily. Keep your carpets and furnishings fresh and deodorized. The use of an air neutralizer may be beneficial. Take extra care to remedy any stains in the carpeting, scratches on doors or chewed-up baseboards. It’s often a lot of effort to keep your home looking its best while for sale. Obviously having pets puts an entire different set of issues into play. But your hard work and attention to detail should pay off in the end if you’re able to sell your property faster and at a higher price point.
St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival 5th & 6th Avenues, between Juniper and Upas, March 16th 619.725.8853 | StPatsParade.org Come celebrate Ireland with the 33rd annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival. With more than 120 parade entries, this has become one of the largest single-day events in San Diego. The Festival is held in conjunction with the St. Patrick’s Day Parade and is for the entire family. Live entertainment on the Festival’s two stages includes well-known folk singers and groups. Kids and adults alike will be amazed by authentic fighting demonstrations as well as Irish dance, song, crafts, and storytelling in the Celtic Village. An Artist’s Perspective Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Downtown, March 21st 858.454.3541 | mcasd.org Gain a deeper understanding of works on view by hearing directly from several artists featured in The Very Large Array. Using artist’s work as a launch pad to explore broad topics in contemporary art, this program invites participants to be challenged and inspired. Wine and Chocolate Pairing Westgate Hotel Le Fontainebleau Room, March 22nd 619.232.3821 | WestgateHotel.com Stimulate your senses with an exquisite evening of wine and chocolate. Learn from the experts as you are guided through five side-by-side pairings featuring the finest hand-crafted wines from Montesquieu Wines with artisanal truffles from Dallmann Chocolates. Your taste buds will tantalize as you explore the nuances of this match made in heaven. Bottled & Kegged: San Diego’s Craft Brew Culture San Diego History Center, April 5th – January 20th, 2014 619.232.6203 | SanDiegoHistory.org Experience a comprehensive exhibition showcasing the craft brew industry demonstrating how and why San Diego County has become a national leader in craft brewing. The exhibition will feature hands-on and interactive elements, displays, demonstrations, replicas of iconic locales, and interpretive stations ranging from brewing science and the process, to food pairings and historic imagery. Adams Avenue Unplugged Downtown, April 27th – 28th 619.282.7329 | AdamsAvenueBusiness.com Formerly the Adams Avenue Roots Festival, it’s a brand new type of weekend music and art festival, with over 180 live musical acoustic performances on four outdoor and 22 indoor stages. This free event will also include artists, craftsmen and dealers who will be displaying their wares inside storefronts as well as in Adams Avenue Park in an open-air market setting.
In Good Taste Featuring Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine 619.239.7697 | RoysRestaurant.com
Event Calendar
THE PLEASURES OF
MARCH | APRIL 2013
JAPANESE MISOYAKI BUTTERFISH WITH SIZZLING SOY VINAIGRETTE INGREDIENTS: 4 pieces of black cod, 7 oz. each 1 quart Misoyaki Marinade (see recipe below) 16 oz. Sizzling Soy Vinaigrette (see recipe below) Misoyaki Marinade: 3 cups sake 3 cups Mirin (sweet rice wine) 8 oz. Shiro Miso (White Miso) 8 oz. white sugar Sizzling Soy Vinaigrette: 1 red bell pepper, brunoise (very small dice) 1 yellow bell pepper, brunoise 1 green bell pepper, brunoise 1 bunch green onion, finely chopped 1 bunch cilantro, finely chopped 2 oz. Daikon root, grated 2 oz. Maui onion, grated 1 oz. ginger, minced 1/2 cup peanut oil 1 cup soy sauce 2 oz. rice wine vinegar 2 lemons, juice salt & pepper, to taste PROCEDURE: To make the Misoyaki Marinade, bring sake and Mirin to a boil for 5 minutes. Reduce to a simmer for 10 minutes. Whisk in remaining ingredients until well incorporated. Simmer on low heat for 1 hour, stirring occasionally. Allow to cool. Generously marinate black cod in Misoyaki Marinade for 24 hrs. To make the Sizzling Soy Vinaigrette, heat the peanut oil in a pan until it reaches smoke point. Place the bell peppers, onions, daikon, and ginger in a mixing bowl. Ladle hot oil over the vegetable mixture in 2 oz. increments. Whisk in rice wine vinegar, soy sauce, and lemon juice. Set aside. In a cast iron pan, sear fish over medium heat until golden brown (about 3 minutes per side). Transfer cooked fish to serving plates. Ladle Sizzling Soy Vinaigrette over fish. Serves 4
Springtime in the city! As colorful flowers are blooming and the cool winter evenings give way to warmer weather, our attentions turn to one of our favorite San Diego pastimes — dining outdoors. Although the Europeans have practically elevated dining outdoors to an art form, those of us living in Southern California also know the pleasures of bringing the indoors out. With so many months of fabulous weather ahead of us, now is the time to begin taking your meals outside. The Italian term al fresco directly translates to “in the fresh.” There is something absolutely magical about a wonderful meal enjoyed en plein air, where diners take their sweet time enjoying the meal, the company and the ambiance of a beautiful natural setting. The best al fresco dining combines long, lazy meals with simple and fresh food. Relax the rules, take your time; this is the perfect occasion to escape without leaving home.
One of the most difficult challenges of having your home for sale is the need to have it in constant “show ready” mode. There is no doubt that your home will sell faster and for top dollar if it is presented in its best light – so most homeowners go the extra mile on a daily basis to insure that the home is clean, clutter-free and looking its best. Additionally, if you are a pet owner, do not overlook the importance of managing your pets while your home is for sale. It could make or break the success of the entire process! You’ve planted colorful flowers along the front walkway, hung a brand-new wreath on the door, turned on soothing music, fragranced the home with an appealing scent and opened all of the blinds in anticipation of a showing. Do you realize how quickly the calming and appealing mood you’ve created gets ruined when a barking dog comes charging to the door? Or the smell of a litter box is wafting through the entire home? Or your beloved bird is squawking loudly from the kitchen? As pet lovers, we tend to forget how others might view our pets. Even if your dogs are perfectly harmless, you must keep in mind that some people are very fearful of dogs. Others have a strong distaste for cats. So in protecting the home viewing experience for potential buyers, you should also protect the safety of your animals. You will have strangers walking through your home and the potential for unkind actions to your pets is a
Depending on the time of day you’ll be dining, there are several ways to make your al fresco experience all the more special:
Afternoon Tea
Brunch
Set your table with vibrant and colorful table linens. In fact, it’s a perfect occasion to use your sunny French linens that just seem so appropriate in this celebration of le soleil. Decorate with flowers, flowers everywhere and if you’re poolside, enjoy the enchanting views as the sun sparkles off of the water. Keep the menu casual and fresh. When planning your menu, it’s easier to serve dishes that can be enjoyed at room temperature. A luscious quiche, buttery croissants and fresh berries may be all you need for a delightful brunch. Of course, you may also add mimosas to the menu if you’re so inclined!
possibility. Or, simple neglect could mean that dogs or cats are inadvertently let out of opened doors while the home is being viewed. So, what options do you have in creating the best scenario for your home as well as your pets? In an ideal situation, your pets could be away from the home during all showings. If it’s at all possible, bring your pets with you for the day. Whether it’s to work or just running errands, some people have the ability to have their pets accompany them. Other options would be to leave the animals with a trusted friend or neighbor, take them to the kennel for the day, the popular doggy day care facilities or perhaps your groomer. For many families however, it’s just not always practical. Some people will leave animals in laundry rooms or back bedrooms with a note on the door requesting that visitors do not enter. This is not best though, because it’s never a good idea to have rooms or areas of the home that are not accessible to potential buyers. Even though you feel that they
Sometimes a leisurely afternoon is just what the doctor ordered. Again, take a cue from our European friends and rest and relax over a nice pot of tea. The British advise that there’s not a trouble that can’t be resolved over a cup of tea. Bring out a tray of scones, mini fruit tarts and perhaps some cucumber and cream cheese finger sandwiches. Voila! You’ve created a wonderful respite in your day.
Dinner
Ahh… the sun is setting, a cool breeze blows across your patio and you’re taking delight in one of life’s simplest pleasures: splendid food and wonderful companionship to enjoy it with. Let the beauty of the evening be the star of the
can imagine what the laundry room looks like, it leaves a question mark in the mind of the viewer as they leave your property. Your goal is to not have any question marks, only strong positive thoughts from potential buyers. Putting your dogs into the back yard during showings often doesn’t solve the dilemma either. While potential buyers will be able to roam through your home at will, outdoor living environments are just as important to buyers and they’ll want to feel comfortable walking the entire property at their leisure. Putting animals in a room, but with a child-safety gate enclosing them, is a better idea as people can still view the room. Even better, if your pets are crate or kennel trained, visitors can actually walk into the room while your pet is safely kept away. Your Realtor should make a note on the MLS listing that there are pets in the home and any special instructions visitors should heed. That way, potential buyers can be expecting dogs, cats,
PETS AT HOME? Keeping Your Property “Show Ready”
show and set your table with elegant and subdued linens and tableware. Now is the time to break out the votive candles to add atmosphere as the San Diego sunset gives way to twinkling stars. Create a menu that is back-to-basics. Dining al fresco is not meant to be fussy and super-sophisticated. Instead, it’s a salute to the pleasures of all things simple and delicious. A caprese salad, lemon-garlic roasted chicken (that can be prepared the day before), roasted eggplant and zucchini, and a loaf of crusty Italian bread is heaven. So, here’s to living in beautiful San Diego and to taking it outside! Enjoy the next several months of enviable weather and take all the delight from it that you can!
(or a snake!), rather than being startled when arriving at your home. It also gives those with pet allergies an opportunity to take any necessary medications to alleviate any allergic reactions. A note near the front door may be helpful too as added insurance that everyone is aware of the presence of pets. Having pets tends to create other issues besides how to handle them during showings. Your home may need some extra care to bring it to its best. Make sure that there are no lingering pet odors in and around the home. Clean the cat box and the yard of waste at least daily. Keep your carpets and furnishings fresh and deodorized. The use of an air neutralizer may be beneficial. Take extra care to remedy any stains in the carpeting, scratches on doors or chewed-up baseboards. It’s often a lot of effort to keep your home looking its best while for sale. Obviously having pets puts an entire different set of issues into play. But your hard work and attention to detail should pay off in the end if you’re able to sell your property faster and at a higher price point.
St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival 5th & 6th Avenues, between Juniper and Upas, March 16th 619.725.8853 | StPatsParade.org Come celebrate Ireland with the 33rd annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival. With more than 120 parade entries, this has become one of the largest single-day events in San Diego. The Festival is held in conjunction with the St. Patrick’s Day Parade and is for the entire family. Live entertainment on the Festival’s two stages includes well-known folk singers and groups. Kids and adults alike will be amazed by authentic fighting demonstrations as well as Irish dance, song, crafts, and storytelling in the Celtic Village. An Artist’s Perspective Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Downtown, March 21st 858.454.3541 | mcasd.org Gain a deeper understanding of works on view by hearing directly from several artists featured in The Very Large Array. Using artist’s work as a launch pad to explore broad topics in contemporary art, this program invites participants to be challenged and inspired. Wine and Chocolate Pairing Westgate Hotel Le Fontainebleau Room, March 22nd 619.232.3821 | WestgateHotel.com Stimulate your senses with an exquisite evening of wine and chocolate. Learn from the experts as you are guided through five side-by-side pairings featuring the finest hand-crafted wines from Montesquieu Wines with artisanal truffles from Dallmann Chocolates. Your taste buds will tantalize as you explore the nuances of this match made in heaven. Bottled & Kegged: San Diego’s Craft Brew Culture San Diego History Center, April 5th – January 20th, 2014 619.232.6203 | SanDiegoHistory.org Experience a comprehensive exhibition showcasing the craft brew industry demonstrating how and why San Diego County has become a national leader in craft brewing. The exhibition will feature hands-on and interactive elements, displays, demonstrations, replicas of iconic locales, and interpretive stations ranging from brewing science and the process, to food pairings and historic imagery. Adams Avenue Unplugged Downtown, April 27th – 28th 619.282.7329 | AdamsAvenueBusiness.com Formerly the Adams Avenue Roots Festival, it’s a brand new type of weekend music and art festival, with over 180 live musical acoustic performances on four outdoor and 22 indoor stages. This free event will also include artists, craftsmen and dealers who will be displaying their wares inside storefronts as well as in Adams Avenue Park in an open-air market setting.
Downtown & Metro San Diego
March | April 2013 May 2010
CURRENT REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY IN DOWNTOWN & METRO SAN DIEGO HOUSING MARKET SHOWS HEALTHY RECOVERY
Over the past two years, available homes for sale in the San Diego area have been dwindling, while values have been rising. It is a clear indication that our real estate market is well on the road to recovery. If your plans call for buying into the real estate market, now is the time to do it. All indications are that prices are once again on a healthy trend upward, offering excellent opportunities for building equity. Add in the historic low interest rates available today, and it’s clear that buyers today are in an excellent position. Whether you’re a returning investor, or someone looking to purchase your very first home, you need to work with a qualified and educated Realtor. In addition to finding you the best property for your needs, I am a trained expert in negotiation – ensuring that you get the best value from all of your real estate transactions. If you have a property to sell, you can rely on my industry expertise and marketing acumen. In addition to other earned designations, I am a Certified Residential Specialist. Only 4% of all Realtors have earned this designation, and it ensures my clients that I have the skill and qualifications to guide you successfully through the sale or purchase of your home. I look forward to hearing from you today!
DISCOVERY AT CORTEZ HILL
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE Sq. Ft. / Bed / Bath Unit # List Price 1230 / 2 / 2 1603 $633,900 1383 / 2 / 2 1105 $694,500-$710,000
SOUTH PARK
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE Address Sq. Ft. / Bed / Bath List Price 1342 Felton St. 720 / 2 / 1 $459,900 3621 Hawthorn St. 1008 / 3 / 2 $499,000- $579,000 SALE PENDING 1851 32nd St. 1337 / 3 / 2 $525,000 Sq. Ft. / Bed / Bath Unit # List Price 2243 Vancouver Ave. 1080 / 3 / 2 $639,0001070 / 2 / 2 310 $399,900 $659,000 1230 / 2 / 2 711 $499,900-$514,900 1843 32nd St. 1326 / 3 / 1 $650,000 1615 / 2 / 2 2001 $775,000-$810,000 1545 Gregory St. 2213 / 5 / 3 $724,900 1747 Fern St. 1854 / 4 / 2 $749,000 SOLD 3172 B St. 3021 / 5 / 3 $775,000Sq. Ft. / Bed / Bath Unit # Sold Price $850,000 793 / 1 / 1.5 802 $285,000 1327 33rd St. 2094 / 4 / 3 $789,0001230 / 2 / 2 604 $355,000 $859,000 1070 / 2 / 2 308 $370,000 SALE PENDING 1040 / 2 / 2 315 $380,000 Address Sq. Ft. / Bed / Bath List Price 1910 Pentuckett Ave. 1288 / 3 / 2 $450,000 2819 30th St. 832 / 2 / 1 $469,000 1305 27th St. 1192 / 2 / 2 $475,000 $525,000 2234 Bancroft St. 1018 / 2 / 1.5 $499,000 $549,000 1631 Edgemont St. 1620 / 3 / 2.5 $649,999 $679,999 1962 Petra Dr. 1506 / 4 / 2 $674,900 CAROLYN BOWHAY WHALEN 1405 33rd St. 2148 / 5 / 3 $787,000 1812 Edgemont St. 1850 / 3 / 2.5 $749,000President & Broker-Owner $799,000 CRS | GRI | e-PRO SOLD Address Sq. Ft. / Bed / Bath Sold Price BOWHAY PROPERTIES, INC. 1709 32nd St. 804 / 2 / 2 $370,000 1355-A 6th Ave., San Diego, CA 92101 1421 Bancroft St. 989 / 2 / 1 $460,000 1922 Dale St. 3222 / 4 / 2.5 $669,000direct/mobile $719,000 3235 Marlton Dr. 2352 / 4 / 3 $810,000 office
One of Life’s Little Pleasures
Showing Your Home
Special Considerations for Pet Owners
Carolyn Bowhay Whalen
Pacific Rim Cuisine Roy’s Misoyaki Butterfish
619.944.5478 619.501.5557 619.298.6683 fax
Carolyn@BowhayProperties.com
Downtown & Metro San Diego
All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The properties on this list have been listed/sold by various participants in the MLS.
WWW.BOWHAYPROPERTIES.COM If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing. CA DRE License #01264830
Produced by UpscaleRealEsateMarketing.com • 877.660.0996
Real Estate Report