Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Weekly Real Estate Snapshot 3/21 - 3/27

New Listings: 45

Price Improvements:  41

Pending: 35 breaks down to:
     under $1 million: 24
     $1-2 million: 10
     $2-4 million: 1
     $4-8 million: 0
     $8 million+: 0

Closed:  20 breaks down to:
     under $1 million: 16
     $1-2 million: 2
     $2-4 million: 1
     $4-8 million: 1
     $8 million+:  0

Off Market (expired, canceled, withdrawn): 16

Back On Market: 10

Sunday, March 27, 2011

Village Insight Spring Issue

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Village Insight is for visitors and locals alike. With original articles and artwork, we're sure everyone will discover something new about Montecito, Santa Barbara and Santa Ynez in each issue.
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What's New?
Well... everything really. Village Insight showcases more than beautiful homes and gorgeous estates.

Each issue provides its readers with stories about local treasures, events, people and businesses.

In this issue, VI talks to Alida Aldrich on Landscaping; Dana Istre chatters about what Sellers can do to help their Agents; and showcases two upcoming charities that can use our support.

It's not all just human interest though. VI also weighs in with local real estate news and sales figures in our Real Insight section.

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And lest we forget, VI showcases hundreds of gorgeous listings, from Ojai up through Los Olivos.

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Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Months of Inventory

Here are the current months of inventory for the Santa Barbara South Coast, (Carpinteria to Goleta), homes only, (not condos).

"Months of Inventory", or "Market Velocity", is the number of months it would take to sell all the current active listings, at the current pace of sales, assuming no new listings are added.  To calculate this, we use the number of properties that entered escrow in the immediate past 30 days.  This is a much better indication of buyer confidence today vs. closed sales which reflects buyer activity 2-4 months ago.

As a thumb-nail, 0-3 months indicates a sellers' market; 3-6 months is a "balanced market"; 6-9 months is a buyers' market and 9+ months is indicative of a weak market.

Currently there are 479 homes for sale on the South Coast; 84 homes went pending in the immediate past 30 days, giving a market-wide rate of 5.7 months of inventory.

Breakdown by neighborhoods is as follows:

Carpinteria & Summerland:  7 mos of inv.
Montecito:  9.8 mos. of inv.
Santa Barbara:  4 mos. of inv.
Goleta:  4.3 mos. of inv.
Hope Ranch:  11 mos. of inv.

By price range:

$0-1 million:  3.1 mos. of inv.
$1-2 million:  6.8 mos. of inv.
$2-3 million:  8.1 mos. of inv.
$3-4 million:  16 mos. of inv.
$4-8 million:  7.7 mos. of inv.
$8+ million:  20+ mos. of inv.

One can see that the "hottest" segment of the market is Santa Barbara & Goleta homes under $1 million; and the softest part of our local market is Montecito $8+ million.
 
Thank you Jackie!  

Monday, March 21, 2011

Weekly Real Estate Snapshot 3/14 - 3/20

New Listings: 51

Price Improvements:  33

Pending: 28 breaks down to:
     under $1 million: 18
     $1-2 million: 7
     $2-4 million: 3
     $4-8 million: 0
     $8 million+: 0

Closed: 24 breaks down to:
     under $1 million: 12
     $1-2 million: 7
     $2-4 million: 3
     $4-8 million: 2
     $8 million+: 0 

Off Market (expired, canceled, withdrawn): 18

Back On Market: 8

Saturday, March 19, 2011

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Thursday, March 17, 2011

March Santa Barbara Green Team Newsletter

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IN THIS ISSUE:

Monthly Statistics 

How Solar Power Can Help Your Home Sell Faster


It Just Takes Common Sensor
to Stop Sprinklers in Rain


Green Drinks & LoaTree Lounge
Tonight, March 15, 6pm-11pm
SOhO Restaurant and Music Venue


Renewable Energy

Santa Barbara County Energy Rebates
 



LATEST & GREATEST...


SANTA BARBARA REAL ESTATE SNAPSHOT:

February 14 - March 14
New listings: 180
Price Improvements: 156
Pending: 119
Closed: 80
(break down:)
Sub $1 million: 54
$1-2M: 17
$2-4M: 6
$4-8M: 3
$8M+: 0
Off Market:  90
Back On Market: 36 

This is a look at statistics provided through the Santa Barbara Multiple Listing Service over the past month.  They include single family residences and condos, from Carpinteria to Goleta.

INDUSTRY NEWS: 

How Solar Power Can Help Your Home Sell Faster

The following is a guest post by Nami Sung of SunRun
With home prices down and decreasing, homeowners struggle to make their homes more marketable and identify improvements that deliver a noticeable return on investment. For example, how do you know if a kitchen remodeling project is going to increase property value or eat at your savings without helping you sell? Smart homeowners can look at studies or reports to find home improvements that will help get their house off the market faster, and recent studies indicate that solar panels help homes sell. In fact, the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy states that a solar home will sell twice as quickly as a home without solar panels, and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development reports that energy-saving improvements "attract attention in a competitive market."

Homeowners have started to speak to the benefits of solar for home sales as well. For example, a San Jose resident who purchased a solar home explained, "even if my house didn't come with solar, I would have put panels on it because I know it will save money on utility bills, and I want my house to match or surpass the value of others in my neighborhood." 
The same homebuyer indicated that she was excited to learn the home she liked had solar because she knew it would benefit her financially while she lived there. In her words, "utility rates aren't getting any cheaper."
Studies also show lower electric bills can increase property values. According to ICF Consulting, reducing electric bills by $1 a year can add $20 to your home value. So, if you cut electric costs by $1,000 each year, you may see a home value increase of $20,000.
Solar Power Can Lower Monthly Electricity Bill
Home solar power lowers monthly electric bills because homeowners replace traditional electricity from the utility with affordable solar energy. The cost savings from a solar investment can save money today and allow homeowners to market a built-in cost reduction when it's time to sell.
With home solar, you have more control over how much you'll pay for power and you can rely less on the volatile rates characteristic of traditional utilities. One cause of utility rate volatility, for example, is fluctuating fuel costs. Factors such as utility operating costs - anything from infrastructure to healthcare for employees - are also a factor.
Residential electricity rates in California increased about 6.7% on average per year from 1971 to 2001, according to the California Public Utilities Commission. When it's time to sell, the stable cost of solar energy becomes a valuable asset and a tremendous selling point.
Solar Power as Service Lowers Financial Risk for Homeowner
Many homeowners shy away from solar because of the high upfront costs of $30,000 or more. However, new solar service options eliminate this cost barrier. With a solar service, the solar provider owns, installs, insures and maintains the solar panels; the homeowner just pays monthly for the power they use. The average homeowner saves 10-15% on their total monthly power bill - in addition to making a marketable home improvement in a tough market.
One example of this type of solar service company is SunRun. The company designs agreements that allow homeowners to transfer their cost-saving service to new homebuyers in the event of a move. 
If you're still skeptical, take a look at the numbers: Shea Homes, a new homes builder, performed a study showing resale value of California homes with solar panels increased by 55%, while that of homes without solar panels increased by only 45% during the same period of time. Another study by Clarum Homes reports that all 257 solar homes in one Clarum Homes development sold two years faster than planned! Further, while these homes were priced between $379,000 and 499,000, they sold for as much as $600,000.
As real estate prices continue to drop, home improvements that save you money and help you sell your home faster are a smart choice. As studies show, home solar will not only reduce cost of ownership, but also help your home stand out from the pack.
Nami Sung blogs for SunRun, a home solar company offering a solar power service. SunRun owns, installs and insures the solar panels, and the homeowner just pays monthly for the power they use.

COMMUNITY:
It Just Takes Common Sensor
to Stop Sprinklers in Rain

To avoid leaving your sprinklers on when it's raining, get a free rain-shutoff sensor from the City's Water Conservation Program.  City residents can call 564-5460 to schedule a free water-checkup to receive a free rain-shutoff sensor.
  
A rain-shutoff sensor is an irrigation shutoff device that prevents an automatic sprinkler system from turning on during and after a rain storm. These devices override a scheduled irrigation when a sensor on the shutoff device detects water.  When the collected rainwater has evaporated from the device, scheduled irrigations resume.
It is recommended that you turn the sprinkler timer to "rain off" for extended wet periods during the rainy season. Rain shutoff sensors work best for short off periods. For extended periods, it is more accurate to have irrigation controller in the "off" position.

GET INVOLVED:
Green Drinks & LoaTree Lounge
Tonight, March 15, 6pm-11pm
SoHO Restaurant and Music Venue

We're kicking off Earth Month with Green Drinks, the social networking hub of people interested in making a better world. Hosted by LoaTree, the March Green Drinks will benefit CEC and will reveal exciting highlights and features of Earth Day 2011.

VOCABULARY LESSON:
Renewable Energy
is energy which comes from all natural resources such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides, and geothermal heat, which are renewable (naturally replenished). In 2008, about 19% of global final energy consumption came from renewables, with 13% coming from traditional biomass, which is mainly used for heating, and 3.2% from hydroelectricity. [1] New renewables (small hydro, modern biomass, wind, solar, geothermal, and biofuels) accounted for another 2.7% and are growing very rapidly. [1] The share of renewables in electricity generation is around 18%, with 15% of global electricity coming from hydroelectricity and 3% from new renewables. [1] [2]
 
 

COOL WEBSITE:

Santa Barbara County Energy Rebates: 
Find out if you qualify for some or change it up and then apply!

FOR SALE:

Laurel Springs Ranch

2720 Painted Cave Road
Santa Barbara, CA 93117
SELLER IS MOTIVATED $9,500,000

160 acre, 5 parcels
Turn key property, panoramic views
  lodge that sleeps 30,
yoga studio,
main house, multiple
guest houses, spa,
solar heated pool,
barn, riding arena, pond, hiking trails, plentiful water,
organic garden & more. 


  Please contact
or
Elizabeth: 805-895-1467

FOR SALE:

1521 Olive Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93103

Offered at: $1,575,000
Beautiful downtown townhouse. Low energy use home includes radiant floor heating, dual paned windows & quality insulation.  Watch the fireworks from the oceanview deck. Ideal upper East location.  This spacious home is newly built in 2003, quality throughout, 3br/3ba, gourmet kitchen, 2 car gar + guest spot.


Contact DeAnn for an appointment.


BACK ON MARKET:

748 Dos Hermanos
Santa Barbara, CA 93117
MOTIVATED!
MUST SELL ASAP!
MAKE US AN OFFER!

Price Adjusted to $659,000
Spacious detached home in Villa San Marcos.  This 3br 2.5 ba cul de sac home boasts a outdoor patio area, vaulted ceilings, fireplace, french doors off dining area and attached two car garage. affordable HOA dues.
 Priced below the 2 smaller units that sold in 2010, great deal!

SOLD:
3952 Foothill Road
Santa Barbara, CA 93110

Listed at $575,000
Located down a private lane off the main road, this is a great opportunity to buy in the HOPE School district. Approximately 1/5 of an acre in the County of Santa Barbara, the property includes a dozen varieties of fruit trees, a towering redwood, a shaded flagstone patio, a shed/workshop, raised garden beds, chicken coop, and a sense of privacy while just minutes from all that Santa Barbara has to offer. The bright and airy home, built in 1954, has a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom layout that allows for an extended family or rental income, with a wood burning stove, vaulted ceilings, dual-paned windows, and gorgeous hardwood floors.

PENDING:
Short Sale finally approved (6 + months)
 
328 Loma Vista
Santa Barbara, CA 93103

Listed at $609,000

This three bedroom Bungalow home is located on a one block long street in the  Historical District. Very close to Alice Keck Park, Kids World and  downtown.  French doors from back bedroom open to deck and backyard. Craftsman fireplace flanked by bookcases and classic built-in China buffet in dining room.  Updated plumbing, electrical, central A/C,  heating and newer oak floors.

FOR RENT:
 
Eco-Friendly Mediterranean Urban Oasis

 
3+1 (tower)  bedrooms,
3 full bathrooms
3,000 sq ft specially designed new custom home.
Stone and bamboo floors with radiant heat.
A Beautiful fireplace in the high ceiling living room, a small fireplace in the master bedroom.
Formal dining area with 13 foot ceiling.
Gourmet kitchen with 2 subzero refrigerators.
Wolf 6 burner + griddle
Fisher and Paykel Dishwasher
Miele washer + dryer
Mountain views with peaks of ocean too!
Roof top deck with beautiful sunset views.
Solar PV system.
Only non-toxic cleaners used  No-VOC paint and cotton insulation.
Off street parking + optional garage.
Antique gates, windows and lamps installed in the house.
Furnished with organic mattresses & linens and unique antiques from around the world.  Unfurnished is possible.

$ 7,500 a month 6mo. or longer term lease preferred. Available Now. 
  
No pets or smoking. Monte Vista/Hope School District.
 
Please contact DeAnn for a private showing.

Elizabeth Wagner & DeAnn Wilson
Village Properties
4050 Calle Real Suite 120 | Santa Barbara, CA 93110
Elizabeth: 805.895.1467 or DeAnn 805.451.7488
www.SantaBarbaraEcoBroker.com and www.GreenHomesSB.com
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Green Drinks Tonight at SoHo! Earth Day Benefit!

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Santa Barbara Green Drinks on March 15th!
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Hey Hey Green Drinkers

The next installment of Green Drinks 2011 will be at Soho on Tuesday, March 15th, 6:00PM - 8:00PM.  ...BRING A FRIEND!  This is our annual special benefit evening for Santa Barbara Earth Day and the Community Environmental Council.  $10 Suggested donation.

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Immediately following Green Drinks, the night transitions into the first ever "LoaTree Lounge" featuring a fashion show, mood lighting, special decor and seating, poi, hooping and belly dance. This will be quite a production and we hope you will stay for the rest of the evening!  Your $10 entry for Green Drinks gives you full access to LoaTree Lounge.


Soho
1221 State Street
Santa Barbara, CA


Please RSVP on our Facebook Page and we'll see you on Tuesday.

-David & Eric
Green Drinks Crew
LoaTree.com

P.S.  April 19th Green Drinks is at Savoy Cafe on Figueroa and will feature Gordon Seabury, CEO of Horny Toad.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Weekly Real Estate Snapshot 3/7 - 3/13

Weekly Real Estate Snapshot 3/7 - 3/13

New Listings: 49

Price Improvements: 50

Pending:  26 breaks down to:
     under $1 million: 18
     $1-2 million: 7
     $2-4 million: 1
     $4-8 million: 0
     $8 million+: 0

Closed: 16 breaks down to:
     under $1 million: 10
     $1-2 million: 4
     $2-4 million: 2
     $4-8 million: 0
     $8 million+: 

Off Market (expired, canceled, withdrawn): 21

Back On Market: 7

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Santa Barbara Real Estate through the end of February 2011

Each month a very generous colleague, Gary Woods compiles all the Santa Barbara Multiple Listing and Cort sales data and provides many of us in the real estate industry with a synopsis of the current market. Thank you Gary, as always your expertise and data is very appreciated!

 For the Home Estate/PUD market for Santa Barbara, Montecito, Hope Ranch, Carpinteria/Summerland and Goleta for the month of February 2011 there were 49 rising from 42 the previous month. The median sales price also went up from about $820,000 in January to $845,000 in February. The average sales price also rose from $1.155 million to $1.19 million. Going up as well were the numbers of opened escrows rising from 65 in January with a median list price of $845,000 to 80 in February with the median list price dropping a little to $800,000.
There were about 140 new listings in the month with a median list price of about $1.15 million and an average list price of just under $2 million and the overall inventory also started to creep up with 478 active listings at the end of the month rising from 472 the previous month. The median list price on the entire inventory remained at around $1.549 million however with the average list price hovering around $3.257 million.
Looking at the year over year numbers, sales are down from 107 in ’10 to around 90 in ’11 but the median sales price went up from $775,000 last year to approximately $830,000 this year. The average sales price was down a little however going from $1.279 million last year to $1.174 million this year. The time it took to get an accepted offer remained right around 100 days for both years however while the sales price to original list price ratio rose from 77.2% in ’10 to 86% in ‘11.
For the Districts, starting out in Carpinteria/Summerland sales are down by about half falling from 14 to 8 and the median sales price declined from $835,000 to $672,500. The numbers of escrows is up however going from 7 to 10 and the median list price on those escrows is up from $599,000 last year to $725,000 this year
            In Montecito, sales are down from 15 to 12 with the median sales price dropping from just over $2 million to $1.75 million. The average sales price is way down however going from $4.13 million to $2.41 million while the numbers of escrows are up from 16 to 21 with the median list price on those escrows up from $1.8 million to $2.5 million.
On the East Side of Santa Barbara sales are way down from 35 to 24 but the median sales price is up from $825,000 to $935,000. The average sales price is also up from about $950,000 last year to right around $1.1 million and the numbers of escrows are up from 31 with a median list price of $900,000 to 45 with a median list price of $995,000.
For the West Side, sales are up from 18 to 25 but the median sales price is down from $760,000 in ‘10 to $730,000 ‘11. The average sales price is up however going from about $900,000 to just over $1 million. The numbers of escrows are also up from 20 with a median list price of $749,000 to 32 with a median list price of $710,000.
Hope Ranch has experienced 3 sales this year compared to 2 last year but the median sales price fell from $3.6 million to $1.6 million while the average declined from $3.6 million to $3 million. There were 6 escrows in both years with the median list price on those escrows going from $1.8 million last year to $2 million this year.
Goleta South sales fell from 10 to 5 but the median sales price went up from $546,000 to $707,500. The average sales price also went up from $562,732 to $708,750. But, the numbers of escrows are way up going from 8 with a median list price of $729,000 to 14 with a median list price of $575,000.
Finally, Goleta North sales are up from 19 to 24 with the median sales price rising from $680,000 to $705,000. The average sales price also went up from $718,744 to $955,631. The numbers of escrows are up slightly from 24 with a median list price of $749,900 to 26 with a median list price of $699,000.

For the condo market in Santa Barbara sales remained somewhat sluggish in the second month of 2011 with 16 sales which is exactly what we had in January. The median sales price did come up a bit from $382,000 in January to $422,500 in February and the average sales price also rose, going from $439,150 in January to $572,250 in February. This substantial gain was the result of 2 sales over $1 million with one of those being over $2 million. The average days on the market, or the time that it took to get an accepted offer went down in February to 71 which was the average throughout most of 2010 dropping from 101 in January.
The numbers of escrows also came up in February to 24 with a median list price of $415,750 from 16 in January with a median list price of $385,000. But, even though the pended listings increased for the month we still remain about 17% behind the ’10 escrows with sales 18% behind last year’s numbers.
There were 34 new listings that came on the market in February with a median list price of $425,000 and an average list price of $536,110. But the overall inventory remained around 150 condos available for purchase in the area with a median list price of about $560,000 and an average list price of approximately $730,000.
Looking at the Districts, Carpinteria/Summerland has one more sale this year with 9 but the median sales price fell a bit from $367,500 to $350,000. The average sales price went up substantially however from $357,150 to $518,877 because of a $2 million sale in the area. On the other hand, the numbers of escrows are down from 10 last year with a median list price of $409,000 to 8 with a median list price of $385,000
In Montecito there were 3 sales last year and 4 sales this year but the median sales price fell from $1,075,000 in ’10 to $645,000 in ’11. The average sales price fell even further from $1,708,333 to $688,333. The numbers of escrows are also down from 4 with a median list price of $1,075,000 to 3 with a median list price of $998,000.
On the East Side of Santa Barbara condo sales are way down from 11 in ’10 to 4 in ’11 but the median sales price is up from $323,500 last year to $429,750 this year. The average sales price is also up from $415,545 to $544,875 but the escrows are down from 8 with a median list price of $435,000 to 6 with a median list price of $399,000.
For the West Side of Santa Barbara sales are also down from 9 to 4. But, unlike the East Side the median sales price is also down from $455,500 to $422,500. The average sales price is up however going from $472,062 to $602,500. The numbers of escrows are also way down dropping from 15 with a median list price of $499,000 to 7 with a median list price of $420,000.
Goleta South after two down years has come up in both numbers of units sold and median sales price. The sales are up from 4 to 10 and the median sales price is up from $347,500 to $369,000. The average sales price is also up from $346,250 to $375,428 and the numbers of escrows are doubled from last year when there were 6 with a median list price of $295,000 to 12 with a median list price of $375,950.
Goleta North on the other hand has exactly the same numbers of sales as it did last year with 5 but the median sales price fell from $459,000 to $399,000. The average sales price went up however from $415,420 to $446,000 while the numbers of escrows remained stable with 5 in each year. For ’10 the median list price on those escrows was $228,100 and in ’11 it was $425,000.
Home sales in Santa Barbara while starting off slowly about 15% down from last year should rebound because the escrows are 30% ahead. The median sales price for now should remain at around $850,000 with some upward pressure in the $500,000 $700,000 range. For the $1 to $2 million market prices remain soft and even softer above $2 million. Condos on the other hand are also starting the year slowly with 18% fewer sales but there are also 17% fewer escrows. Prices may have stabilized for condos but there could be some further price erosion.
Gary Woods

Months of Inventory

On Monday morning at our weekly Village Properties office meeting, we all gather and discuss our listings, sales, price reductions and the feel of the market.  Today we had a conversation about the months of inventory in the various parts of the market.  Here is a synopsis of what was discussed based on the Santa Barbara Multiple Listing Service statistics:

For the month of February, sales have been the highest in 2011 since February of 2007.

Overall,  there is a 5.7 month supply of inventory.  That breaks down to 4.2 months of inventory in Santa Barbara and 4.3 months in Goleta.

In the category or properties under $1,000,000 there is a 3.1 month inventory supply.

From $1-2 million the supply is 6.8 months

From $2-4 million the supply is 10 months

From $4-8 million the supply is 7.7 months

Over $8 million, the supply is about 14 months (there are 43 properties currently in this category)

Hope Ranch has an 11 month supply of inventory whereas Montecito has a 9.8 month supply.

Stay tuned for more updates...

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Weekly Real Estate Snapshot 2/28 - 3/6

New Listings: 55

Price Improvements: 43


Pending:  28 breaks down to:
     under $1 million: 17
     $1-2 million: 8
     $2-4 million: 0
     $4-8 million: 3
     $8 million+: 0

Closed:  23 breaks down to:
     under $1 million: 17
     $1-2 million: 2
     $2-4 million: 2
     $4-8 million: 2
     $8 million+:  0

Off Market (expired, canceled, withdrawn): 24

Back On Market: 7

Sunday, March 6, 2011

748 Dos Hermanos Price Adjusted Again and MOTIVATED Sellers! Open Sunday 2-4pm

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Green Shorts Film Festival is Coming Up

Green Shorts Film Festival
Submission deadline: Friday, March 18

You've got a few weeks left to create a one- or two-minute film on the Earth Day theme -- Powered by the People -- and see it screened at the Lobero Theater on April 15! This annual video contest and film festival is organized by Traffic Solutions and CEC. 
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Friday, March 4, 2011

Green Drinks and Loa Tree Lounge at Soho March 15th

This is where I will be...come on down!  Should be a great time!
Green Drinks & LoaTree Lounge
Tuesday, March 15, 6pm-11pm
SOhO Restaurant and Music Venue
We're kicking off Earth Month with Green Drinks, the social networking hub of people interested in making a better world. Hosted by LoaTree, the March Green Drinks will benefit CEC and will reveal exciting highlights and features of Earth Day 2011.
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011

7th Annual Santa Barbara Million Dollar Home Raffle!

Dear Friends,

I am excited to announce the community partnership between the Village Teacher’s Fund, the Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum and the 7th Annual Santa Barbara Million Dollar Home Raffle!

For every $150 ticket sold, the Village Teacher’s Fund will receive $50!
Just make sure to mention the Teacher’s Fund!
 
Every dollar received by the Teacher’s Fund will go directly to the local teachers that are in desperate need of supplies and educational tools due to budget shortages.  Learn more about the Teacher's Fund at www.TeachersFund.org
Purchase your ticket today - and please make sure to mention my name and the Teacher’s Fund, when you call or use the enty form attached in this email.

Remember, this is your chance to win big while helping to support our local teachers, the local art community, and the great work that they do.
Please let me know if you have any questions about this extraordinary raffle & fundraiser.
Sincerely,
Your Name Here.
P.S. Enter today and have a friend, business associate or family member buy a ticketand qualify to win $10,000 each and iPads in our Refer a Friend drawing!