Talega Life - October 2014

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Turning Dreams Into Reality:

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OCTOBER 2014

Dear Talega Residents, ECHELBERGER GROUP

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YEAR-TO-YEAR SNAP SHOT

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Now that summer has ended, I thought it would be good to reflect on the market and where we are compared to last year. I think most agents would agree that 2014 has been a very strange market, and at times sluggish for Talega. It was a mixture of hot flurries in sales one month and then cold the next. Overall we seem to be in a very similar pricing position as last year with an elevation of inventory.

Lani Wilson – Phone: 310-560-6525 Email: lwilson@bestversionmedia.com

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Last year at this time there were 71 Active listings on the market, compared to 91 this year. The price per square foot on single-family homes last year was $304, compared to $296 this year. The price per square foot on townhomes was $308, compared to $303 this year. Basically we are at values 2-4 percent less than last year with about 20 percent more inventory. These numbers are a direct result of lower sales volume overall in Talega this year. In 2013, Talega had 188 closed sales by September and this year we have 143, which is almost a 24 percent decline. As we head towards the fourth quarter of 2014 we expect pricing and sales volume to remain the same. Typically, this time of year we see homes coming off the market or deciding to lease instead of sell. This causes inventory to fall and should keep prices stable as demand seems to be consistent with no change.

As always, if you are considering LEASING, BUYING, or SELLING REAL ESTATE, please call me for a confidential appointment. I handle residential sales, leasing, investments, and commercial properties.

I handle all price ranges from condos to estates in San Clemente, Dana Point, San Juan Capistrano and other coastal communities. I believe in providing personal service at the highest level combined with the absolute best marketing.

My professional, comprehensive approach to selling homes will help you obtain the highest value for your property in the shortest amount of time. With several hundred successfully closed transactions in Talega alone, you can be assured that I can get the job done. You can reach me at doug@echelberger.com or my direct line 949.373.8601. Please visit my website w w w.Ech elber ger.c om for information on myself, my team, and past client reviews.

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As we celebrate the six-month anniversary of Talega Life, our hearts are full of gratitude for the encouragement and support of the community.

We have been so blessed by the experience of creating this magazine and have enjoyed getting to know so many of you personally. When we embarked on this venture, we had no idea how rewarding it would be. Turns out we are not only bringing neighbors together socially, but also contributing to improved health!

According to a recent study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health on August 18 by the Department of Psychology at the University of Michigan, “Higher perceived neighborhood social cohesion may have a protective effect against myocardial infarctions”. As reported on the www.techtimes.com site, “The findings of the research support earlier studies that found an association between living in a good neighborhood and reduced odds for heart attack and stroke.”

Looking to the future, we would love to increase the direct involvement by Talega residents in the content of the magazine. If you are a “subject expert” on an informative topic, please contact us about submitting an article. If you are a not-for-profit organization and are planning an event, please let us know so we can add it to the monthly Calendar of Events free of charge. If you have an idea for something you would like to see included in upcoming issues, please drop us a note and we will do our best to incorporate your suggestion.

So, go spend some time with your friends in the community to have some fun and get healthier!

With heartfelt thanks,

Lani Wilson Publisher lwilson@bestversionmedia.com

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End of Summer Bash

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The minimum clearance for steet trees is specified by municipal ordinance.

We encourage Talega homeowners to take the time to raise the crown of their parkway/street trees to ensure the safety of pedestrians, vehicles or lines of site for the street sweeper and others. Doing so will ensure that our community continues to be an attractice and enjoyable place to live.

Talega, Cannon Pacific, has notified us that they are having trouble getting close to the curbs in some of the neighborhoods because of the low hanging branches of parkway trees.

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The Orange County Corporate office relocated on June 4, 2014, to the Irvine Spectrum area – 15241 Laguna Canyon Road, Irvine, CA 92618. The billing address will not change.

Street Sweeping and Parkway Street Trees

Talega has two street sweeping schedules: 1) The second and fourth Monday of each month, and 2) the first and third Monday of each month.

The street sweeping company for

The parkways (the area between the street and the sidewalk) in the neighborhoods have been lined with street trees and grass. These parkways and trees are an integral part of the overall plan of Talega.

City of San Clemente Municipal Code 12.24.020 The City of San Clemente Municipal Code 12.24.020 states "a property owner shall maintain trees so there is a minimum 8-foot vertical clearance over any street, sidewalk, bikeway, trail or parkway and a minimum 13-foot vertical clearance as measured from the top of the curb (or edge of the street if there is no curb) to any portion of any tree."

When pruning is complete, the existing living crown should be at least twothirds of the total tree height. Example: a 36-foot tree should have living branches on at least the upper 24 feet.

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Over 600 people attended Talega’s end of summer luau bash. Delicious Hawaiian food and entertainment was enjoyed by all.

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Did you know that the care and nurturing of the parkway and trees is the responsibility of the homeowner? All aspects of the care and maintenance is the responsibility of the homeowner, including watering, pruning, fertilizing, tree stake maintenance and removal and replacement, if necessary.

The following is some helpful information to help you properly care for this beautiful asset.

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Create Clearance by Crown Raising – An Important Tree Pruning Method

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Santa Margarita Water District (949) 459-6400

Crown raising is simply removing branches from the bottom of the crown of a tree to provide clearance for

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RECIPE TREASURES

FITNESS FOCUS

The Secret to Fat Loss:

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What’s Works, What Doesn’t?

With the growing popularity of the paleolithic diet and the need for “good fats” (including butter), tasty vegetable dishes are even more important. Here’s a simple way to mix up a quick succotash with several variations.

They say that a summer beach body is created during the winter months.

So, there is no better time than now to get into the gym! But, with all of the options available today, it can be difficult to sift through the fitness fads and figure out what really works. Alwyn Cosgrove, 17-yetar strength coach and notable fitness author, recently mapped out the most effective ways to ditch the extra pounds in an article titled “Hierarchy of Fat Loss”.

2 medium zucchini, seeded and cut into 1/2” dice 1 cup onion or shallots 2 red or orange bell pepper, 1/4” dice 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil and/or butter 1 teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon pepper 2 cups corn, fresh or frozen 1. Heat oil in large non-stick skillet over medium. Add onions and pepper.

Cook until begins to soften (about 3-4 minutes).

2. Add the corn and zucchini along with the salt and pepper. Mix well.

Cook, stirring frequently, until squash is tender (about 5-6 minutes).

3. Adjust salt and pepper to taste.

The Hierarchy of Fat Loss - in Order of Importance and Effectiveness: 1 Correct Nutrition – Cosgrove stresses that proper, balanced nutrition is the number one way to lose excess fat. No matter what, you can’t undo a bad diet. “You simply have to create a caloric deficit while eating enough protein and essential fats. There’s no way around this,” says Cosgrove.

Variations: Substitute yellow squash for zucchini and frozen peas or edamame for the corn. Use different types of onions (red, white, sweet) or peppers to change the flavor profile.

2 Refer to #1 – “Yes. It really is that important,” he says.

Cosgrove explains that whether you are training to gain muscle or lose fat, the only difference is diet.

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3 Activities That Burn Calories, Elevate Metabolism and Maintain Muscle Mass – You might think that any

exercise is good exercise, but not all workouts are created equally. Building muscle will not only improve the shape of your body, but also increase your resting metabolism – therefore burning more calories when you aren’t even trying.

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Sure, it burns calories and elevates metabolism, but spending hours trudging along on the treadmill won’t necessarily get you those abs you desire. Mixing in weight training with high-intensity cardio intervals is the perfect (and most timefriendly) way to lose the pounds.

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5 Activities That Burn Calories - That’s It – Consider your leisurely walk or slow bike ride on the beach trail.

Sure, you are burning calories, but you aren’t getting your heart pumping enough to rev your metabolism or maintain muscle. “This is the least effective tool in your arsenal as it doesn’t burn much outside of the primary exercise session,” says Cosgrove. statefarm.com®

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WEALTH MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

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here are so many unknowns. Will Social Security be there when you retire? How long will you live? Will the stock market decline right as you need to make retirement withdrawals? How aggressive should you be with your retirement allocation as you near retirement?

As is often the case, the answer is: it depends. While we can’t predict the future of Social Security or how long we’ll live, we can take steps to allocate our investments so we have the right balance of stocks, bonds and cash for our financial goals. Determining that mix as you near retirement involves both qualitative and quantitative factors. You’ll need to consider: 1. H ow much you’ve already accumulated for retirement.

2. H ow much you can save annually between now and when you retire.

3. H ow large a portfolio you’re going to need, based on how much you want to withdraw annually.

Each investor’s needs are different, so the strategy that optimizes one person’s allocation may not work for the next investor. However, there are some general guidelines to consider for your portfolio as you approach retirement.

The younger you are, the higher your allocation to stocks can be. With time on your side, your portfolio will have time to recover from any market downturns.

Even if you are younger, you will probably want to include some bonds in your portfolio, which will help reduce the overall volatility.

As a general rule, as you approach retirement age, you will want to increase the percentage of your portfolio that’s invested in bonds. If you have other stable retirement resources, such as pension benefits or Social Security income, you may be able to allocate a larger percentage of your portfolio to stocks for growth. Likewise, if you have a larger portfolio (more than you will spend during your lifetime), you

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might be able to be more aggressive, since a short-term setback in the market won’t seriously affect your ability to make withdrawals from your portfolio.

Whatever is your unique situation, the optimal stock-bond-cash portfolio allocation is probably not 100 percent bonds and cash and zero percent stocks. While you don’t want to near retirement with a portfolio that’s too aggressive, some stocks may help your portfolio continue to grow.

If you would like to receive our free weekly Market Update email or monthly Financial Success Newsletter, please send an email to enmeier@securitiesamerica. com or call our office at 949-276-6333 to schedule a complementary portfolio review for the readers of Talega Life.

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Wristbands/tickets are also available for purchase at the October 24 Friday Flag Ceremony at 8am. Sponsor opportunities are available and raffle prize donations are always welcome and appreciated!

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→ I could leave treats outside by the street with a note to please only take one and let the tricksters help themselves.

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→ I would not let my dogs near the front door to see scary costumes or hear loud noises. Even though my dogs do not protect my home, there is always a chance one might get freaked out and a possible bite could occur.

The Halloween Holiday is Approaching

Additional methods could include dog-appeasing pheromone (DAP), a calming odor derived from the lactating

n a very short time, Halloween will be upon us. It took me a while to figure out how I would handle this time of Trick or Treat with my four dogs.

My dogs alert bark whenever people come up my walkway to the front porch. The barking stops pretty much when I cue them “thank you”. (Note that I said pretty much.) I know it could be a problem starting around 4pm to at least 11pm.

This could spark a barking fest, creating a lot of stress for my dogs and myself. What are my viable options? → All 4 could go to doggie daycare. Problem solved? Only if they are not stressed in doggie daycare. Just one of my dogs experienced daycare and that was more than 5 years ago. So, I would have to take them all to see how they fare and then decide if that is a viable option. → I could put the dogs in a bedroom upstairs or at the back of the house, close the door and stay with them.

→ I could separate them and give them something like a stuffed Kong to occupy them (hopefully) then go down to see the kids.

Esther Horn is a Certified Professional Dog Trainer and is the dog trainer for the San Clemente Dana Point Animal Shelter. She can be reached at esther@handsonpaws.com or 949-235-3320.

→ I could leave the door open so there would be no knocking or bell ringing and have my husband hand out the treats.

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mother. It comes as a collar, spray and wall plug in. This option should be started as soon as possible, 30 days in advance is best. Flower essences can also help with calming. Please talk to your veterinarian about the options they recommend.

Anvil likes to dress up for Halloween at the San Clemente Shelter. He is a handsome 2 1/2 year old pit bull, found in a San Clemente park tied to a tree. If you are going to dress up your pup, make sure not to wait for Halloween night.

Using treats, practice putting on their costume. Check for fit and anything that could poke or irritate.

Hopefully, some of these ideas will motivate you to ponder about how to keep your dogs safe and stress-free during a potentially very stressful time.

When the black top and sidewalks are too hot for walks, what can you do to help your dog expend some energy?

A fun activity is 101 things to do with a box. You can read the very simple instructions at www.drsophiayin.com/ blog/entry/101_things_to_do_with_a_box. Or check out the hide and seek instructions at ASPCA at www. aspca.org/pet-care/virtual-pet-behaviorist/dog-behavior/ teaching-your-dog-play-hide-and-seek.

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FEATURE

a luau for singles on the Los Angeles LDS Temple grounds. Andrea invited Jason to a dance party that she held at her house after the event.

Andrea caught Jason’s eye immediately. He shared, “I didn’t think I had a chance.” The following weekend was Labor Day. Jason was planning to take some friends to Lake Mead in his boat.

Although he heard Andrea might be coming, he invited another girl. Fate intervened. That girl needed to work, but Andrea was off for the summer break.

Jason proposed during the trip. They dated for 7 months. On a whim, they decided to elope when they were attending a church conference in Utah instead of dealing with the complexities of planning a wedding. Andrea describes her husband as “one-of-a-kind, for sure!”

Andrea taught 8th grade English and Spanish in Beverly Hills until they were married. Then, she transferred to Fountain Valley and taught until their first child was born in 2004. Being in the middle school environment was

Turning Dreams Into Reality:

Meet the Ewell Family

Jason had taken time from his business ventures to serve a two-year mission in Minnesota. Andrea served an 18-month mission at the Visitor Center in Washington DC teaching Spanish and French to immigrants from Latin America and West Africa. She also conducted tours, providing the unique PHOTOGRAPHS BY JAMIE BRINKMAN

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hen you meet the Ewell family, it becomes very clear that dreams still do come true.

In classic fairy tale tradition, Jason and Andrea were destined to meet and build a life together. Now enjoying three adorable children and a beautiful home, their journey also took a lot of determination to overcome life’s challenges.

Jason’s own success story proves that the American dream is alive and well. From the humblest of beginnings, he became a self-made entrepreneur. Born in Bellflower and the product of a broken home, he describes growing up in Hawaiian Gardens as “colorful and difficult”. This unfavorable environment didn’t stop him from having big plans of a better life. Jason “never wanted his kids to grow up they way he did.” His lifelong passion for cars was the inspiration for his first business venture.

When Jason was 15 years old, a 1966 Plymouth Valiant (originally owned by his uncle) was handed down from his grandmother. As part of making the car his own, he decided to tint the windows himself. Although the project didn’t turn out as planned, Jason continued to practice on other friend’s cars until he perfected the technique. He officially launched his window tinting business at only 17 years old.

Jason says, “I tint homes, office buildings, yachts – anything

with windows.” Jason’s Glass Tint is still going strong after 25 years in business. He focuses on staying local, so he can be around home for his family.

Even at the young age of 19, Jason was a long-term thinker.

While he was still struggling to create a sustainable business, he had concerns about having enough resources for retirement and looked to the real estate market. He started asking questions, learning from the successful investment stories of others. Jason began to appreciate the potential for achieving financial freedom through buying and selling property at the right time. Jason purchased the home that he was renting. It was the first of many transactions over the years.

During this time, Andrea was making her own way in the world. Born in Pasadena, she moved to Arizona with her mother after her parent’s divorce. She attended Arizona State University with an original major in communications.

However, Andrea also knew that her real dream was to be a stay-at-home mom. A career in broadcasting wouldn’t be compatible with that lifestyle. So, she switched her major – graduating with a degree in English and secondary education after completing her student teaching in Manhattan Beach.

Fast forward to the year 2000. Andrea was teaching middle school in Beverly Hills and living in West Los Angeles.

Jason was living in Huntington Beach. By this point,

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opportunity of meeting many dignitaries and legislators. Their connection to the church & an unlikely coincidence ultimately brought them together.

The girl that was renting a room from Andrea was a friend of the guys that were renting from Jason. Through this common channel, both attended

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quite an experience. She explained, “You may have a degree in one subject, but you have to adapt and teach a wide variety of classes.” Andrea taught English, Spanish, social studies, health, physical education and even cheerleading to middle schoolers. (She drew the line at science and math.)

Great training for her goal of becoming a mom!

Their first daughter is Ellie (10). Like her dad, she is a very talented entrepreneur. For the past two summers, she has hosted “Ellie’s Water Camp” to earn money for things that she wants – like an iPad and overnight soccer camp. She researches a wide range of water activities and crafts for the neighborhood kids to enjoy. This summer, all the sessions sold out in less than three hours! Andrea says, “Although she comes across as very serious most of the time, she is disciplined like I’ve never seen and she has the cutest sense of creative humor.” Ellie also enjoys surfing, playing the piano and participating in soccer with the West Coast Futbol Club.

Since he was 4, Vance (8) has been training in Jiu Jitsu like Jason and has his gray belt. He enjoys baseball and plays soccer for AYSO ELITE. He excels at math (his favorite subject) and also plays the piano. Andrea observes, “He has a special gift for making people feel loved. He is very aware of people’s feelings and just seems to understand how he can make them feel better.” Vance reads and remembers everything, and was delighted to share some special facts about sharks!

Audrey (7) plays soccer with passion. She loves art, but her face really lights up when she talks about animals. She helps tend to the neighborhood dogs when their families are on vacation. Her favorite breed is the French bulldog. With allergies in the family, they can’t have a dog. So, the family cares for two goldfish – Steve and Turbo. Jason says, “Audrey is an incredible reader.” Of course, her favorite books are about dogs. Jason also shared another of Audrey’s accomplishments. “She learned how to surf by herself. She paddles out and catches waves on her own.”

In addition to raising their children, the couple is dedicated to serving in a variety of roles. At church, Andrea is a group leader for women over 18 and Jason serves as a community liaison. They are both dedicated to improving the community. Jason has been a member of the Talega Design Review Committee for the past four years. Andrea’s

Everyone cares for one another and looks out for each other.

many achievements on the Talega Enforcement Review Committee, working collaboratively with homeowners, resulted in her election to the Board of Directors in 2011.

She served as Vice President in her first year on the board and then as President in subsequent years.

During this term, she transitioned the board from being controlled by homebuilders to being composed of all Talega homeowners. Other projects include updating various aspects of the community – such as implementing a phased landscape project and having plans to refurbish the worn community clubhouse so it serves as an extension of home for larger parties. Andrea is also actively involved with the Vista del Mar school PTA and the Mako Foundation.

Over the past 3 years, she built a communication bridge between the school and the community. Now, Talega raises funds each spring for the school. She has also been actively involved in resolving the CUSD bond over-taxation issue.

The outcome is that all Talega residents have received tax deductions and refunds. Andrea is currently running for a second term on the Talega Board of Directors.

One legacy of Jason’s upbringing is a warrior spirit reminiscent of King Arthur - he fights for right. An example is his recent crusade against the legendary “speed traps” in Talega, resulting in an outpouring of support accompanied by a social media frenzy. The incident was the beginning of

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a positive dialogue with local law enforcement. A “Coffee with the Cops” gathering was held at Peet’s in the Talega Center where new friendships between the community and the police officers were forged. Stay tuned for more details in one of our local San Clemente papers! Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is also a perfect outlet for all of Jason’s competitive energy.

After six years of training with Felipe Guedes of the Gracie Barra Brazilian Jiu Jitsu studio in San Clemente, he is a gold medalist with a brown belt and closing in on obtaining the prestigious black belt.

From Huntington Beach, the Ewells came to San Clemente about ten years ago after Ellie was born. They moved to Talega because of the schools, the number of kids and the affordability of homes closer to the beach. The family spent 6 years in Vittoria before moving to Lucia four years ago.

Andrea describes their community as “One big college dorm. We are constantly running into our friends around town. Someone is always planning a social event. Everyone cares for one another and looks out for each other.”

Despite all of their success, it’s clear that they don’t take anything for granted. Their lives demonstrate the power when determination meets destiny in achieving freedom – emotionally, physically and financially. Every day, they remember to count their blessings and be grateful that their childhood dreams are now a reality. Look for Andrea on her regular 5-plus mile run from the house, past the Starbucks, up to La Pata and back. Jason is sure to be found surfing with the kids at their favorite San Onofre spot.

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WELLNESS TALK

“Return to Life!”

PILATES NOW Through Contrology” was one of the few publications produced by Joseph Pilates. Interestingly enough, Mr. Pilates was inspired to write his book because (much like today) people were experiencing rapid changes in business, industry and technology. The world was changing.

In 1945, Mr. Pilates wrote his second book. After two world wars, people were working hard and suffering from fatigue, depression and a host of wide spread epidemics from tuberculosis to influenza.

Joseph Pilates spent his life studying wellness. The German born child of a prize-winning gymnast father and a holistic nurse mother, Joseph was a sickly child. He adapted the methods used by the Greek and Roman warriors to combat and prevail against asthma, rickets and rheumatic fever. Taking these passions into his life’s work, Mr. Pilates trained and rehabilitated soldiers and prisoners of war. The first Reformer was an army cot with a system of pulleys and springs that he concocted in a military hospital.

Mr. Pilates’ ideas were revolutionary at the time. His exercises were designed to restore vigor to the body so the individual could experience a better quality of life. (Remember, yoga didn’t appear in the U.S. until the 1960’s.) His belief was to eliminate body fatigue and mental strain through the mastery of the mind over complete control of the body. He believed that mental vigor, as well as physical vigor, was renewed by reawakening thousands of otherwise dormant muscle cells. People were moving from farms to desk jobs. Strain and fatigue, both mental and physical, were evident from sitting for long periods of time. He thought that with new sedentary lifestyles, people no longer breathed properly and posture was poor. He believed that using the minor muscle groups would not only strengthen the major muscles but it would improve spirit.

“RETURN TO LIFE

And you know, he was correct. What the ancients knew in the heart, modern science is now proving to be true. Activating the minor muscles does impact the neurotransmitters in the brain. Mr. Pilates thought that by practicing his exercises called Contrology - the name never stuck - you would not only see a fit and well toned body in as little as three months, but you would also strengthen the will and develop a consciousness of possessing the power to accomplish your desires!

Wow! That’s some pretty deep stuff coming out of an exercise class right?! That’s just it. Pilates, when practiced faithfully twice a week, can really have life changing effects. It spills over from the Reformer to your life. You might handle stress better. As you strengthen the core, you whittle the middle. This equates to standing taller, feeling stronger and having more energy to do the things in life that bring you joy and happiness.

Using a series of precise, well executed exercises – along with attention to correct breathing patterns and posture – the Pilates method will create a fit, well balanced body. Pilates will properly and scientifically exercise every muscle in your body, which will then be reflected in the way you live your life. Mr. Pilates said it best. “It’s a program designed to give suppleness, natural grace and skill.

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ANIMAL HEALTH

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Flea and Tick Prevention

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he days of treating your pet's flea and tick infestations with dips, sprays and bombs every two weeks are over. Simple and affordable treatments of topical or oral medications now make it easy to get rid of these pests. Fleas and ticks can be dangerous disease carriers, making yours and your pet’s life miserable. With Southern California’s temperate weather, they can live year-round.

The most common species of fleas is the cat flea, Ctenocephalides felis. Despite its name, the cat flea is the primary flea that infests dogs. Fleas feed on blood and can live without a blood meal for 100 days, but females have to have blood meals to lay eggs. Fleas live on pets, mammals, in carpets and in sofas. In a typical room, 5% will be found on pets and the rest in carpets with about 50% as eggs. Although fleas can transmit the bubonic plague and typhus to humans, the main problem for dogs and cats is a common skin disease called flea allergy dermatitis. It can take only a few fleas for this allergy to become a problem. Chemicals in flea saliva stimulate an immune response causing severe itching. Pets chew their skin, creating an infection that requires antibiotics, an e-collar (to prevent the chewing) and flea treatment.

Anyone's pet suffering from this condition should be seen by a veterinarian as soon as possible.For your house, the number one way to get rid of fleas in your carpet is daily vacuuming until you see an improvement. Using Borax powder or food-grade diatomaceous earth can help the process.

Mixed results have been reported with flea bombs.

Ticks have become even more of a problem here in recent years due to weather changes. They also feed off the blood of their host. Their saliva is a magic potion containing proteins that keep the blood from clotting, fend off the immune system and prevent the host from feeling itchy. Ticks usually carry more than one disease and pass them along to your pet in one bite. Lyme disease is probably the most well known. Various ticks in California may

occasionally transmit other microbial disease agents, such as those causing Rocky Mountain spotted fever or babesiosis. Ticks are most active in spring through fall and live in tall brush or grass, where they lie in wait to attach to your dog. After a hike, it’s a good idea to check your pet for ticks.

Look in the ears, between the toes, on the face and in the armpits. Using a pair of fine-point tweezers, grab the head as close to the pet’s skin as you can and just pull straight up.

Because the mouth is barbed, the head is often left in the skin. This is not cause for alarm and usually falls out in a day or two. Be careful that you don’t squeeze the head and neck of the tick so hard that you break it. Inexpensive tick removal tools are also available and a better method. If you notice any swelling or redness, see your veterinarian.

While there are many prescribed topical and oral medications, some products are known to have caused serious adverse reactions. If your pet is never exposed to ticks, then opt for flea prevention only. Again, talk with your veterinarian about the right options for your pet. In conclusion, be proactive instead of reactive when it comes to your home and the pets you love. Prevention is the best medicine.

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TUESDAYS, OCTOBER 14, NOVEMBER 18, FEBRUARY 17, MARCH 17

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Inaugural Season of the Talega Supper Club Starts

@Talega Golf Club The Talega Supper Club (6th to 8th grade) is still taking names for the interest list. We offer a family oriented program instructing youths in etiquette, personal interaction, dance and an emphasis on proper conduct in social situations.

6:30pm Email to the Supper Club Chair, Kelly Moody, at scmom@cox.net for more information.

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18

Early Morning Nature Hike

Bird Walk

@The Richard & Donna O’Neill Conservancy Experience autumn in the quiet wilds of The Reserve and enjoy the sweet smells, bird songs, rustling trees, animal tracks, insect songs and wildflowers of this special season. We will take advantage of the cool early morning while we hike up Northridge Trail, down to Shady Canyon and around the Sycamore Loop Trail. We will pass through grasslands, coastal sage, and oak woodlands. Start your day with the peace and beauty of nature!

7am–9am Adult: $10.00; Child: $5.00; Supporter or RMV Resident: Free Visit www.rmvreserve.org/ calendar for more information.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11

Trail Clearing and Weeding @The Richard & Donna O’Neill Conservancy Volunteer to spend a few hours in beautiful surroundings helping make The Reserve trails accessible to our visitors. Join the crew dedicated to protecting our native ecosystems by maintaining trails and eliminating weeds. Volunteer efforts make an impact! Drinks and snacks provided. (If you have them, please bring work gloves).

8am–11:30am Volunteers: free Visit www.rmvreserve.org/ calendar for more information.

@The Richard & Donna O’Neill Conservancy Would you like to learn to identify some of our local feathered friends?

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Enjoy a spring morning with docent and bird enthusiast Tom Eastman, while quietly combing The Reserve for our resident and migrant birds.

We encourage you to bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them.

8am–10am Adult: $10.00; Child: $5.00; Supporter or RMV Resident: Free Visit www.rmvreserve.org/ calendar for more information.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19

Owl Pellet Detectives

@The Richard & Donna O’Neill Conservancy Join the fun while learning about owls and their pellets on this family friendly program. An owl swallows small prey whole - skulls, bones, claws, feathers and fur. The stuff it can’t digest is formed into a pellet that the owl coughs up through its mouth. Pellets can provide many clues about what owls eat. We’ll take a short walk to see where owls live, then each dissect an owl pellet to identify its contents!

9am–11am Adult: $10.00; Child: $5.00; Supporter or RMV Resident: Free Visit www.rmvreserve.org/ calendar for more information.

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5,024 5,399 5,057 5,399 5,408 5,399 5,262

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Active Active Pending Sold Sold Sold Sold

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$291 $305 $288 $282 $329 $350 $372

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2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

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1,900 1,881 1,881 1,634 1,632 1,292 1,600 1,881 1,634 1,900 1,679 1,881

Active Active Active Pending Sold Sold Sold Sold Sold Sold Sold Sold

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$300 $340 $343 $352 $291 $387 $328 $304 $355 $311 $351 $351

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2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

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1,367 1,900 1,625 1,625 1,900 1,888 1,876 1,625 1,625

Active Active Pending Pending Pending Sold Sold Sold Sold

$469,900 $595,000 $514,990 $515,000 $585,000 $425,000 $510,000 $515,000 $525,000

$344 $313 $317 $317 $308 $225 $272 $317 $323

7/30/14 4/30/14 8/04/14 6/24/14

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Active Active Active Sold Sold Sold Sold

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$359 $322 $334 $283 $289 $292 $309

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Catania Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 24 Via Fontibre 41 Via Cartama 49 Via Cartama

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Cantabria

32 Via Adrian 32 Via Agradar 45 Via Adrian 14 Paseo Carla 26 Via Alonso

Verano Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 14 Corte Garrucha 15 Corte Garrucha 25 Via Almeria 41 Via Huelva

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12 Calle Altea

Trinidad Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 2 Camino Celeste 20 Calle Calurosa 26 Calle Calurosa 16 Calle Viveza

Amalfi Bella Vista

Santalana Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 104 Paseo Vista 56 Paseo Verde 178 Paseo Vista 76 Paseo Vista 62 Paseo Verde 26 Paseo Vista 58 Paseo Vista 82 Paseo Vista 7 Paseo Vista 70 Paseo Verde

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S I N G L E - F A M I LY H O M E S

S I N G L E - F A M I LY H O M E S

TRACK / STREET

BED/BATH

GARAGE

MODEL

LOT SIZE*

SQ FT*

STATUS

PRICE

PRICE/SQ FT

COE

Cazadero

TRACK / STREET

BED/BATH

GARAGE

MODEL

LOT SIZE*

SQ FT*

STATUS

PRICE

PRICE/SQ FT

COE

5/5 5/4 4/4 5/4 5/4 5/4 4/3

3 3 3 3 3 3 3

3 -----2

6,164 7,579 7,719 7,457 7,579 7,500 11,413

3,101 3,400 3,485 3,200 3,400 3,400 3,000

Active Active Active Active Sold Sold Sold

$939,900 $959,000 $1,049,999 $1,095,000 $794,850 $877,500 $955,750

$303 $282 $301 $342 $234 $258 $319

5/07/14 6/27/14 5/01/14

4/4 6/6 5/5 5/4 5/4

3 3 3 3 2

------

6,434 8,298 7,061 10,298 10,947

3,627 3,900 4,372 4,066 4,200

Active Active Active Sold Sold

$1,049,000 $1,299,000 $1,450,000 $1,199,900 $1,395,000

$289 $333 $332 $295 $332

7/17/14 5/09/14

4/3

2

--

7,222

2,987

Pending

$865,000

$290

4/3 4/3 4/3 4/3

2 2 3 3

-1 3 --

4,726 5,985 6,423 4,988

2,894 2,816 2,882 2,882

Active Active Sold Sold

$825,000 $979,500 $836,000 $872,000

$285 $348 $290 $303

4/5 5/6 4/5 4/4 5/6

2 3 3 4 3

--2 -2

7,732 6,508 10,586 6,508 7,148

3,995 4,209 4,325 3,995 4,200

Active Active Active Active Active

$1,168,800 $1,194,900 $1,199,000 $1,250,000 $1,399,000

$293 $284 $277 $313 $333

4/3 4/3 3/3 3/3 4/3 5/3

2 2 2 2 2 3

2 ------

4,670 5,628 4,343 5,510 6,377 5,467

2,579 2,579 2,400 2,085 2,579 2,629

Active Pending Sold Sold Sold Sold

$779,000 $819,000 $775,000 $785,000 $827,500 $848,000

$302 $318 $323 $377 $321 $323

6/02/14 5/06/14 9/04/14 9/04/14

4/3 5/4 4/3 4/3 4/3 4/4 4/4

2 3 2 2 2 3 2

1 --A -3 --

6,255 5,523 6,120 5,104 6,917 4,909 7,771

2,356 3,071 2,513 2,356 2,513 3,071 3,172

Active Active Pending Sold Sold Sold Sold

$849,900 $879,000 $785,000 $745,000 $820,000 $868,000 $920,000

$361 $286 $312 $316 $326 $283 $290

7/31/14 8/25/14 7/31/14 7/22/14

Monterey

Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 27 Calle La Espalda 14 Corte El Brazo

5/6 5/5 5/4 5/5 5/5 5/5 5/5

3 3 3 3 3 3 3

-----A --

6,389 8,806 5,449 7,719 6,739 6,081 8,446

3,949 3,821 3,850 3,990 3,990 3,725 3,990

Active Active Active Active Active Sold Sold

$1,152,787 $1,269,000 $1,299,000 $1,299,000 $1,395,000 $1,090,000 $1,385,000

$292 $332 $337 $326 $350 $293 $347

3/3 4/3 3/3 4/3 4/3 4/3 3/3 4/3

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

A --2 3 ----

4,373 4,500 7,288 5,014 6,830 4,983 7,958 6,077

2,263 2,300 2,453 2,491 2,412 2,415 2,312 2,412

Active Active Active Pending Pending Sold Sold Sold

$762,000 $789,000 $799,000 $778,000 $799,000 $757,000 $771,700 $800,000

$337 $343 $326 $312 $331 $313 $334 $332

3/3 4/3 4/3 4/3 3/3

2 2 2 3 2

2 --B --

4,116 4,129 3,607 7,550 6,408

2,020 2,100 1,864 2,200 2,050

Active Active Pending Pending Sold

$745,000 $759,000 $689,000 $860,000 $730,000

$369 $361 $370 $391 $356

6/7 6/7

2 4

---

19,332 15,442

5,300 5,898

Active Active

$1,999,999 $2,499,999

$377 $424

5/6 5/6 6/7 5/6 5/5 5/6 4/6

4 3 3 4 3 3 4

3 2 ------

8,777 11,940 9,492 9,287 9,235 7,719 10,093

4,565 4,473 4,800 4,545 3,705 4,545 4,500

Active Active Active Active Sold Sold Sold

$1,375,000 $1,425,000 $1,449,000 $1,499,000 $1,250,000 $1,295,000 $1,315,000

$301 $319 $302 $330 $337 $285 $292

5/3 5/3 5/3

3 3 2

----

9,230 6,368 7,336

3,300 2,969 3,022

Active Active Active

$815,000 $839,000 $897,000

$247 $283 $297

4/4 5/6 5/6 5/6 5/6 5/6

3 3 3 3 3 3

-3 --D 1

13,556 10,163 10,000 8,093 13,491 10,764

4,200 4,695 5,050 4,774 4,710 4,314

Active Active Active Sold Sold Sold

$1,599,000 $1,750,000 $1,964,000 $1,399,000 $1,425,000 $1,685,000

$381 $373 $389 $293 $303 $391

7/17/14 6/26/14

Escala

Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 208 Via Sedona 230 Via Sedona 115 Via Plumosa

Pacifica Talega

Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 29 Via Ceramica Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 19 Calle Frutas 50 Via Ceramica 46 Via Ceramica

Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 424 Camino Vista Verde 432 Camino Bandera 6/06/14 5/29/14 8/28/14

Farralon Ridge

Portofino 21 Calle Portofino

Portomarin

Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 302 Corte Mira Vista

Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 34 Via Regalo 23 Via Regalo 8/22/14

Lucia Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com

Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 24 Via Divertirse 16 Calle Aveituna 18 Via Divertirse

Sabella 9/04/14 5/05/14 6/26/14

Miraleste Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com

Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 39 Calle Akelia 36 Calle Akelia 18 Via Cuenta Nueva 21 Via Cristobal

San Lucar 18 Calle Verdadero Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 6 Via Destino 10 Calle Verdadero 1 Via Abajar 15 Corte Limonada

Montellano Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 8 Calle Angelitos Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 4 Corte De Nubes 34 Calle Vista Del Sol 55 Calle Vista Del Sol

Ravenna Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 18 Corte Jaime Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com

Mirador

7/07/14 6/25/14

8/08/14 8/14/14 7/07/14

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S I N G L E - F A M I LY H O M E S

SENIOR 55 & OLDER HOMES

TRACK / STREET

BED/BATH

GARAGE

MODEL

LOT SIZE*

SQ FT*

STATUS

PRICE

PRICE/SQ FT

COE

San Rafael

TRACK / STREET

BED/BATH

GARAGE

MODEL

LOT SIZE*

SQ FT*

STATUS

PRICE

PRICE/SQ FT

COE

3/2 2/2 2/2 2/2 2/2 3/2

2 2 2 2 2 2

-E 2 A 2 D

9,383 9,444 5,780 6,390 7,710 6,312

2,410 2,826 2,692 2,410 2,692 2,692

Active Active Active Pending Sold Sold

$875,000 $949,000 $1,049,000 $1,049,000 $917,000 $920,000

$363 $336 $390 $435 $341 $342

8/12/14 8/12/14

3/2 2/2 2/2

2 2 2

----

--3,156

1,957 1,578 1,578

Active Sold Sold

$685,000 $629,000 $679,500

$350 $399 $431

6/20/14 7/16/14

2/2 2/2

2 2

C --

6,146 5,641

2,503 2,179

Active Sold

$784,900 $800,000

$314 $367

7/29/14

2/2 3/3 2/2 3/3 3/3

2 2 2 2 2

-C -C --

3,128 4,461 9,692 3,912 3,907

1,787 2,257 2,092 2,257 2,257

Active Active Sold Sold Sold

$749,000 $769,000 $769,000 $769,000 $860,000

$419 $341 $368 $341 $381

5/07/14 5/13/14 8/18/14

Sandbridge

Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 316 Via Los Tilos 513 Via El Risco

5/5 4/4 6/6 6/5

2 2 3 2

3

6,146 7,418 6,312 6,700

3,600 3,400 3,596 3,734

Active Active Sold Sold

$995,000 $1,029,000 $887,000 $1,050,000

$276 $303 $247 $281

8/8/14 5/5/14

Sansol 45 Corte Vidriosa 11 Calle Saltamontes 20 Corte Vidriosa

4/3 4/3 4/3

3 2 3

----

7,762 7,275 11,848

2,973 3,600 3,477

Sold Sold Sold

$880,000 $915,000 $1,192,500

$296 $254 $343

5/22/14 5/23/14 7/03/14

Seaside 29 Calle Pelicano Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 31 Calle Pelicano 7 Calle Guijarro

4/3 4/3 5/3 5/3 3/3

2 2 2 3 3

2 H --2

4,291 5,288 7,288 4,452 6,691

2,505 2,680 2,821 2,744 2,365

Active Active Active Sold Sold

$755,000 $759,000 $819,000 $720,000 $879,000

$301 $283 $290 $262 $372

3/3 3/3 3/3 4/3 4/3

2 2 2 2 2

--C -3

4,330 4,461 6,059 5,619 4,016

1,700 1,700 1,934 2,400 2,400

Active Active Active Active Active

$649,900 $679,550 $689,000 $729,900 $779,000

$382 $400 $356 $304 $325

5/5 5/5 5/4 5/4 4/4 5/5 5/5

3 3 2 2 2 3 2

-4 --3 -4

5,506 6,952 7,214 5,645 7,218 6,909 6,277

3,787 3,729 3,218 3,218 3,740 3,465 3,823

Active Pending Sold Sold Sold Sold Sold

$981,000 $1,115,000 $1,000,000 $1,050,000 $1,075,000 $1,130,000 $1,130,000

$259 $299 $311 $326 $287 $326 $296

5/3 5/3

3 2

-D

7,566 8,490

2,735 2,867

Active Pending

$925,000 $949,000

$338 $331

3/3

2

--

3,000

1,886

Active

$545,000

$289

4/3 5/3 4/3 4/4 4/4 5/3 4/4 4/4 4/3 5/4

2 3 2 2 3 2 3 2 2 2

2 -1 --1 -3 ---

4,809 7,714 6,748 6,547 4,879 6,686 9,065 6,298 7,636 12,833

3,100 2,730 2,831 3,376 3,200 3,000 3,106 3,376 3,191 3,400

Active Active Active Active Active Sold Sold Sold Sold Sold

$890,000 $899,000 $989,000 $998,000 $999,999 $890,000 $930,000 $1,000,000 $1,060,000 $1,190,000

$287 $329 $349 $296 $313 $297 $299 $296 $332 $350

5/5

3

1

12,136

5,049

Active

$1,795,000

$356

Seagarden Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 7 Corte Pinturas 55 Corte Pinturas

Waterleaf 7/31/14 6/09/14

Solana Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com

Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 5 Camino Lienzo Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 7 Corte Sevilla 9 Camino Lienzo

Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 14 Camino Botero

Wavecrest Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 19 Corte Miro 9 Corte Sagrada 6 Corte De Vega

Stella Mare Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 11 Corte Lomas Verdes 26 Via Andaremos 31 Corte Lomas Verdes 44 Paseo Lerida 29 Corte Lomas Verdes

Talega Averages 5/19/14 6/05/14 6/24/14 6/03/14 8/11/14

Terra Linda Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 306 Plaza Cabana

Trinadad Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com

Vittoria Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 15 Via Elda Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com Go to www.TalegaGreenSheet.com 28 Via Armilla 15 Via Picato 61 Via Armilla 29 Via Armilla 67 Via Armilla

8/25/14 8/14/14 8/01/14 5/12/14 7/23/14

The Green Sheet is based on information from the Association of REALTORS®/Multiple Listing as of 9/10/14 and/or other sources.

The Talega Green Sheet and MLS data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS. The Broker/Agent providing the information contained herein may or may not been the Listing and/or Selling Agent. The properties listed above are not all Surterre Properties® and include listings from other brokers. If you notice any incorrect information or a property that is not listed, please call my office immediately at 949.498.7711. To preserve space, old sales since 5/1/2014 have been eliminated. If you would like the name, address and phone number of the firm representing a specific property listed above, please contact my office.

Vizcaya 14 Corte Vizcaya

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