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Milan Design + Build: A San Diego Remodel Starts With a Clearer Picture
Before choosing cabinets or planning an addition, there’s a practical question to answer: what might the project cost? Milan Design + Build gives San Diego homeowners a place to start with an online estimate tool, then brings the conversation into its Carroll Road showroom. The tool provides an initial...
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HomeGoods to Open New Store in San Diego’s Clairemont Neighborhood
According to its website, HomeGoods is preparing to open a new store in San Diego’s Clairemont neighborhood, bringing the home décor and furnishings retailer to Clairemont Town Square. The new location will be at 3962-C Clairemont Mesa Boulevard. HomeGoods specializes in home furnishings, décor and accessories, offering shoppers...
Times of San Diego
William Gross came to San Diego looking for a retirement home. He helped create Grossmont instead
William B. Gross wasn’t looking to build a community when he arrived in San Diego. The Pennsylvania-born theatrical agent and sometime actor wanted a peaceful place to retire — and an investment that might pay off. A chance meeting with Ed Fletcher in Yellowstone in 1901 helped set...
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JV Acquires Seniors Facility in San Diego’s Clairemont Neighborhood
Marcus & Millichap arranged the sale of Canyon Villas, a 122-unit, 122-operating bed, independent living, assisted living and memory care facility with 133 licensed beds in the Clairemont neighborhood of San Diego. Pricing was not disclosed. “Our marketing process on Canyon Villas generated multiple high-quality offers and provided the buyer...
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Nothing Bundt Cakes Opens in Clairemont, Where the Owners’ Story Began
A new Balboa Avenue bakery brings Abi and Mike Stout back to the neighborhood where they built their first business and got engaged. Nothing Bundt Cakes opened its San Diego-Clairemont bakery on August 25, and owners Abi and Mike Stout celebrated with a full week of grand opening events. In...
Times of San Diego
La Mesa baker turns a family passion into a full-time business
Like the bread she makes, Megan Loney starts her rise early. Loney’s sourdough baking begins around 2 a.m. in her La Mesa kitchen, where she sometimes lifts and folds 42 pounds of dough at a time. Between steps, she also fits in feedings for 7-month-old Micaiah, the son she...
The Desert Sun
New Trader Joe's stores are coming to California. Here's where
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Coast News
San Elijo condo appeal set for Nov. 10 City Council meeting
SAN MARCOS — Ambient Communities’ appeal of the rejection of a 31-unit, three- to five-story condo project proposed for San Elijo Hills will be heard by the San Marcos City Council on Nov. 10. An Ambient spokesman confirmed the date in an email to The Coast News. The...
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Step Inside California’s Little Italy Where This Family-Run Market Has Kept Italian Traditions Alive Since 1973
A family business here once supplied Italian provisions to a working tuna fleet. That detail alone made me sit up. Fishermen stocking their boats with Italian goods sounds like the start of a great movie. The same family still runs things today, now in its third generation. The story actually...
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Walmart Settles Single Store Heat-Recovery/PAGA Case for $400K
A federal judge in San Diego has preliminarily approved a $400,000 class and Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) settlement resolving claims that Walmart failed to give heat-recovery breaks to hourly workers at its El Centro superstore. In this case plaintiff Mark Hendrickson has worked for Wal-Mart Associates, Inc. since 1997...
Voice of San Diego
Manchester Group Promises Housing Will Be ‘Major Part’ of NAVWAR Development
Housing will be “a major part” of whatever final plan moves forward to redevelop 70 acres of U.S. Navy land near downtown San Diego, representatives for the developer Manchester Financial Group confirmed. Voice of San Diego broke the news last week that Manchester has been exploring the possibility...