Kay A. Hoeprich

My Coming Soon listing in Solana Beach will be going live this weekend* and available for easy showings. Priced to sell in the value range of 999K to 1.040M! This fully remodeled single level, 2 bed, 2 bath, beach condo is located in the charming oceanfront complex of Del Mar Shores Terraces in Solana Beach just north of Del Mar's popular Dog Beach. The bright and open floor plan allows for a natural flow between the front patio, kitchen and living spaces making it ideal ...for easy everyday living or for entertaining groups of friends or family. Both generously sized bedrooms are set privately away from the living areas and feature their own outdoor patio spaces. The property has been thoughtfully remodeled using quality finishes throughout including recently installed wide-plank European oak flooring in the living spaces, kitchen, and bedrooms. Take a glass of wine to the bluff to watch the sunset or look for dolphins or whales as you lounge by the oceanfront pool...or you could walk down the community’s private steps to hit the beach and go for a swim in the beautiful blue Pacific Ocean! An easy place to enjoy fulltime or you can make it your second home and/or income producer. Walk to the Cedros Design District for a coffee at #LoftyCoffee, an IPA at #CultureBrewing or to see a show at the #BellyUp! An easy walk to the #DelMarRaceTrack and train station in #SolanaBeach, it really is in the perfect spot for visitors and locals alike. What’s not to love?! *Showings begin 8/17

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Come see me in Solana Beach tomorrow at 667 Solana Hills Ct. from 1-4PM. Nice price reduction on this newly remodeled 4 bed 2 bath single level home (with a good size lot) west of the 5 in Solana Beach! Owner wants it sold. Let's go!

"Millennials may be the fuel for tech companies, and it’s not only the pristine beaches and 261 days of sunshine a year that are attracting them in droves: San Diego recorded the highest growth in personal income in the U.S. in 2017, according to the Census Bureau, with a median household income of $76,207. Sure, that’s less than in San Jose, where the median wage is $117,474, but housing is less of a stretch in San Diego: $618,000 is the median home value, according to Zillow, versus a whopping $1,089,500 in San Jose".