Do Enticing Bath Spaces Sell Homes?

Realtors will tell you that kitchens sell houses. Well, master baths aren’t far behind according to agents.

Buyers envision themselves luxuriating in these spaces when they tour your home. Does yours invite lingering — or encourage them to flee? Do they see welcome signs or dollar signs when they look at your bathrooms? Here are some update tips for the thousands of you listing your home this season.

Read more at: http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2011/aug/26/enticing-bath-spaces-sell-homes/

Will this add value to your home?  Contact the appraisers at www.socalappraisalserv.com for your value questions.  An appraiser can appraise your home at the current condition and may be able to determine if upgrading will add “value” to your home.

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Fundraiser – October 22, 3-9 p.m. for Celebrate Seeds @ City Urban Farm

 

 

Wild Willow Farm & Education Center is pleased to host a fundraiser for Seeds @ City Urban Farm, a 1-acre urban teaching farm located on the campus of San Diego City College. This inspiring event will bring together food lovers, supporters of farmers’ markets, friends of the farm, faculty, students, and staff of San Diego City College and their families, and you! The event will feature music, food (including wood-fired pizza), farm tours, and raffles for prizes donated from organic food suppliers, restaurants and other interested parties throughout the San Diego area.

Wild Willow Farm: http://wildwillowfarm.sandiegoroots.org/

The fundraiser is meant to support and expand course offerings at City College in sustainable urban agriculture as well as maintain an apprenticeship program, which trains young farmers in the Seeds @ City Urban Farm outdoor classroom. Since its inception in 2008, Seeds @ City Urban Farm has offered apprenticeships three times yearly, and the student demand has consistently been beyond the program’s current capacity.

Read more at: http://obpeoplesfood.coop/pdfs/2011_Oct.pdf   Page 4

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Solar Customers Furious With Utility Over Proposed Rate Change

 
Homeowners who sank thousands of dollars into solar power systems are hopping mad at San Diego Gas & Electric Co.’s proposal to charge them for using the electrical grid.

On Monday, SDG&E filed a request to the California Public Utilities Commission that would allow it to separate how much it charges customers for electricity from how much it charges to transport that electricity. For traditional customers, the change would have little impact on their total bill. But solar customers would end up paying an average of $11 extra per month, according to utility spokeswoman Stephanie Donovan.

Read more: http://www.nctimes.com/news/local/sdcounty/article_8cd57b36-f4d3-58c7-bae7-09c3a31bdef1.html#ixzz1aJBIi535

 
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