Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Weekly Real Estate Snapshot 10/4 - 10/10
New Listings: 41
Price Improvements: 41
Pending: 28 breaks down to:
under $1 million: 23
$1-2 million: 3
$2-4 million: 1
$4-8 million: 0
$8 million+: 1
Closed: 18 breaks down to:
under $1 million: 11
$1-2 million: 6
$2-4 million: 1
$4-8 million: 0
$8 million+: 0
Off Market (expired, canceled, withdrawn): 31
Back On Market: 16
Price Improvements: 41
Pending: 28 breaks down to:
under $1 million: 23
$1-2 million: 3
$2-4 million: 1
$4-8 million: 0
$8 million+: 1
Closed: 18 breaks down to:
under $1 million: 11
$1-2 million: 6
$2-4 million: 1
$4-8 million: 0
$8 million+: 0
Off Market (expired, canceled, withdrawn): 31
Back On Market: 16
Friday, October 8, 2010
Habitat For Humanity Tour of Green Homes Tomorrow!
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Thursday, October 7, 2010
10.10.10 Carrot Mob at McConnell's in Santa Barbara
| Come mob the place where I frequented often in my pregnancy! |
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| Time | Sunday, October 10 · 1:00pm - 4:00pm |
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| Location | Location will b McConnell's Ice Cream at 201 W Mission Street |
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| More Info | On October 10, CEC and friends will Carrot Mob a local business to encourage it to become more energy efficient. We'll reveal the location of this “reverse boycott” 72 hours in advance. Watch CEC’s website or Facebook page to find out who we’re mobbing. |
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
The Story of Stuff with Annie Leonard: October 7th at 7:00pm
Join us for a lecture and discussion with Annie Leonard – author,
activist, and the creator of The Story of Stuff documentary. See
how our obsession with stuff is trashing the planet, our communities
and our health, and learn how we can change this. Lecture to be
followed by a discussion with a panel of local experts and a book
signing with Annie Leonard. www.storyofstuff.org
This event is supported in part by
The Marjorie Luke Theatre’s Dreier Family Rent Subsidy Fund
October 7 at 7:00 pm
Marjorie Luke Theater
721 E. Cota, Santa Barbara
Suggested Donation $10 to $20 – for information & tickets visit www.SustainabilityProject.org
How to address the environmental and social impacts of
making, using and throwing away all the stuff of daily life.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS:
October 8
20% of all proceeds benefit TSP
Bring this flyer to Silvergreens
(861 Chapala St)
Presented by: The Sustainability Project
activist, and the creator of The Story of Stuff documentary. See
how our obsession with stuff is trashing the planet, our communities
and our health, and learn how we can change this. Lecture to be
followed by a discussion with a panel of local experts and a book
signing with Annie Leonard. www.storyofstuff.org
This event is supported in part by
The Marjorie Luke Theatre’s Dreier Family Rent Subsidy Fund
October 7 at 7:00 pm
Marjorie Luke Theater
721 E. Cota, Santa Barbara
Suggested Donation $10 to $20 – for information & tickets visit www.SustainabilityProject.org
How to address the environmental and social impacts of
making, using and throwing away all the stuff of daily life.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS:
October 8
20% of all proceeds benefit TSP
Bring this flyer to Silvergreens
(861 Chapala St)
Presented by: The Sustainability Project
Monday, October 4, 2010
Weekly Real Estate Snapshot 9/27-10/3
New Listings: 41
Price Improvements: 64
Pending: 22 breaks down to:
under $1 million: 4
$1-2 million: 0
$2-4 million: 0
$4-8 million: 0
$8 million+: 0
Closed: 33 breaks down to:
under $1 million: 15
$1-2 million: 14
$2-4 million: 4
$4-8 million: 0
$8 million+: 0
Off Market (expired, canceled, withdrawn): 43
Back On Market: 12
Price Improvements: 64
Pending: 22 breaks down to:
under $1 million: 4
$1-2 million: 0
$2-4 million: 0
$4-8 million: 0
$8 million+: 0
Closed: 33 breaks down to:
under $1 million: 15
$1-2 million: 14
$2-4 million: 4
$4-8 million: 0
$8 million+: 0
Off Market (expired, canceled, withdrawn): 43
Back On Market: 12
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Just Sold: 309 Cordova Drive Santa Barbara, CA 93109
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Thursday, September 30, 2010
SOL Food Festival: October 2, 10am-6pm at Plaza de Vera Cruz Park
Saturday, October 2nd: 1st Annual Sol Food Festival, 10am – 6pm at Plaza de Vera Cruz Park (across from the Saturday Farmer’s Market).
Things you’ll be able to do at Sol Food:
Eat: This won’t be your average festival food. We’ll soon announce our SOL Food line up of incredible food options you’ll have at this event. This will be THE spot for eating on Saturday, October 2nd.
Learn: Workshops ranging from composting (via Orella Stewardship Institute), to chickens, to school food, to organic wines, how to make hummus, how to can.
Connect: Meet the leading voices, organizations and companies blazing the pathway of the Sustainable, Organic, Local Food movement.
Did you know?:
- Plaza de Vera Cruz Park was Santa Barbara's first city park and has a beautiful kids playground?
- No community festival has been hosted in this gorgeous city park in recent times?
- Sol Food Celebrity Chef Cat Cora is the first and only “Iron Chef”?
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Weekly Real Estate Snapshot 9/20-9/26
New Listings: 41
Price Improvements: 59
Pending: 26 breaks down to:
under $1 million: 12
$1-2 million: 8
$2-4 million: 2
$4-8 million: 1
$8 million+: 0
Closed: 22 breaks down to:
under $1 million: 15
$1-2 million: 1
$2-4 million: 2
$4-8 million: 3
$8 million+: 1
Off Market (expired, canceled, withdrawn): 29
Back On Market: 15
Price Improvements: 59
Pending: 26 breaks down to:
under $1 million: 12
$1-2 million: 8
$2-4 million: 2
$4-8 million: 1
$8 million+: 0
Closed: 22 breaks down to:
under $1 million: 15
$1-2 million: 1
$2-4 million: 2
$4-8 million: 3
$8 million+: 1
Off Market (expired, canceled, withdrawn): 29
Back On Market: 15
Saturday, September 25, 2010
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