Community Realty Co.

This South Park flip has been tastefully redone to let you enjoy the Southern California lifestyle. Completely remodeled inside. Located on a corner lot boasting natural light & conveniently located to South Parks’ shops and restaurants. This modern single level 4bed/4bath home features an open floor plan, a bright modern kitchen with luxury grade appliances, custom cabinets & a large island with convenient bar seating. La Cantina doors from the kitchen lead to a stun...ning deck that creates a seamless in/outdoor living ambiance. An absolute must see! DM us for a showing! . . . . . . . . . Listing Provided Courtesy of: Cameron Arnold, W T Haaland Realty, DRE #01451661 @ South Park, San Diego

Do you know what rhymes with Wednesday? Margaritas Check out one of our favorite South Park restaurants @delsurmexicancantina They have delicious food and run amazing specials like tonight’s: ... $20 SELECT DRAFT MEXICAN BEER PITCHERS $30 PITCHERS OF MARGARITAS HAPPY HOUR FOOD ALL NIGHT Salud! See more

What do you guys think of the unexpected black exterior paint on this cute home? Would you paint your home black? . . .... . . . @levenhomes See more

May your Fiddle Leaf live long and prosper! ... Who else loves the fiddle leaf fig but can’t keep it alive? We think it’s the perfect indoor plant. It’s tall, columnar and sculptural but not bushy for those tight corners. The big violin-shaped leaves (hence the name) lend dramatic structure. Waxy dark green foliage that forms a perfect contrast with light, neutral walls and furnishings. What’s not to like, right? Well it can be a bit tricky until it gets acclimated. here ...are a couple tips on what the plant likes and doesn’t like: Light: Give it bright consistent light, preferably by a sunny window. Turn the plant every few months once it begins to lean toward the light. Drafts: Make sure that your window is properly sealed. Figs are used to the still, warm conditions of the rainforest. Cold drafts from windows, doors and air-conditioning units may cause its leaves to dry out and drop. Soil: Rich, well-drained peaty soil. Plan on re-potting about once a year because once roots become crowded they will start growing through the container’s drainage hole, causing circulation problems and even root rot Water: Water only when soil is dry to the touch. Then water thoroughly (until the water drains into the saucer) and allow to dry out again. If plants don’t get enough water, new leaves will turn brown and drop; on the other hand, if they are overwatered, the oldest leaves (toward the base of the plant) will turn brown and fall off. . . . . @plantsaturated

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