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Landon Jackson Real Estate Group Client Testimonial - Maureen Sullivan
August 3rd, 2008 Categories: Client Testimonials, Landon Jackson Real Estate
Hiring Andrew Boes from Landon Jackson Real Estate was one of the best decisions I have ever made. Knowing that I had limited free time and that I am very particular, Andy listened carefully to my preferences and also observed my life style to determine my real estate needs. In every case, he presented pre-screened homes that matched what I was looking for. He was patient, knowledgeable and smart and did not hesitate to point out deficiencies that I may not have noticed. Not only did he make the process simple, he made it fun.
The bottom line is that Andy made my search for a new home incredibly easy, he handled my transaction with knowledge and confidence.
I have been settling into my new home for about a month. For the firstfr time in my life, I can honestly say that I could live in this home forever.
Maureen Sullivan
Publisher
San Diego Magazine
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$395,000 Live/Work Loft in The Heart of Little Italy! Lusso Lofts Little Italy.
July 29th, 2008 Categories: Buy San Diego, Landon Jackson Real Estate, Little Italy
Versatile live/work loft in the heart of Little Italy. Street access from Kettner Blvd. 2 private patios. Designed by local architect Jonathan Segal. Private parking spot. Lowest HOA Fees Downtown San Diego. This wonderful location offers the best downtown San Diego has to offer. Take a quick stroll to wine bars, sidewalk cafes, espresso bars, shops and galleries, the Gaslamp Quarter, Horton Plaza, Petco Ball Park, Seaport Village, Midway Aircraft Carrier, Museums, the Financial District, the Embarcadero and Waterfront.
Address 1601 Kettner Blvd #7 San Diego Ca 92101 “Lusso”
1 bedroom 1 bath
798 Square feet Virtual Tour - Lusso Loft Tour
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Landon Jackson Real Estate Group Client Testimonial - Louis Stewart
March 15th, 2008 Categories: Client Testimonials, Landon Jackson Real Estate
Being a first time home buyer I didn’t know or understand the process of purchasing a home. I’m glad I had Andy Boes as my real estate agent. He did a fantastic job. He has great communication skills; I was always updated with the latest news, my e-mails and phone calls were always returned in a timely fashion. Andy is very knowledgeable and always made it a point to answer or find answers to all my questions. He’s a great person, hard worker and always presented himself with a positive attitude. The process of buying my home was a delightful experience. The transaction went smooth from start to finish. I would highly recommend Andy to anyone who is planning on buying a home. I will definitely be using Andy Boes for my future real estate needs.
Louis Stewart
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Is Downtown San Diego too Noisy? Good News for Residents that live near the railroad tracks.
March 4th, 2008 Categories: Landon Jackson Real Estate, Real Estate News, San Diego Developments
If you are considering moving Downtown San Diego or currently live Downtown this will brighten your day and possibly allow you to catch a few more Z’s at night.
“The Centre City Development Corporation (CCDC) is submitting an application to the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) for the establishment of a Quiet Zone at downtown San Diego’s 13 grade crossings (Park Boulevard to Laurel Street).
Downtown San Diego, like many urban environments, has had a substantial increase in people living adjacent to railroad tracks and crossings. Noise and safety at downtown’s rail crossings have become major concerns for residents and for CCDC. The Federal Government, through the FRA, has finalized legislation to limit the noise from train horns in residential areas. CCDC is moving forward with an application to designate downtown a Quiet Zone, and expects to complete the project by spring 2008. In order to establish a Quiet Zone, the railroad crossings are improved with safety enhancements such as additional gates and warning lights. “
I have lived downtown for the past 5 years and have dealt with Planes, Trains and Automobile noise. Living in the city you will become accustom to the noise and after a while it all seems to blend in. For those who live right next to the tracks, hang tight because help is on the way.
Some of the best properties Downtown San Diego are a stones throw from the railroad tracks. After the quiet zone is implemented I expect to see more sales activity within some of these developments.
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Staging Your Home in San Diego Will Help You Sell it Faster.
February 28th, 2008 Categories: Landon Jackson Real Estate, Sell San Diego
The way you live in your house is not the same way you want to market and sell your property. In this market you need to cover all the angles and make your property more appealing than ever before. This is a buyers market and there is an abundance of inventory to choose from. So why not separate yourself from the herd and start thinking like a buyer.
Staging your property will allow buyers to get their arms around and in-vision themselves living in your property. I have had many clients over the years walk into house and immediately be turned off by a certain smell or bad clutter job. If you are selling your property and living in it as well make sure to consult a designer/Stager.
I once heard that Decorating is more or less personalizing your residence. Staging is de-personalizing your residence and making it appealing to the masses. Cleaning and getting rid of clutter, adding color and air freshening is a great place to start.
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Great time to buy property Downtown San Diego.
February 11th, 2008 Categories: Buy San Diego, Landon Jackson Real Estate, Real Estate News, San Diego Housing Statistics
My clients from Arizona took Advantage of this great opportunity.
Time to get out there and get your slice of the Downtown San Diego market. My clients sent me this article from the Arizona Republic and it makes perfect sense.
“For Zonies with serious San Diego addictions, there could be an upside to falling real-estate prices.
A condo-market meltdown has put the dream of owning a piece of downtown San Diego within the reach of more Valley residents.
Tightening credit and pain caused by rising payments on subprime loans have put the brakes on new-condo sales, While still lofty, prices for some units are now more than 30 percent below previous highs and still falling.
A new 725-square-foot “bank-owned” studio, two blocks from the San Diego Padres’ ballpark, is listed at $189,900, down from $289,900 at the end of September. Read the rest of this entry »
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