Category Archives: San Diego Lofts

Home Buyer Tax Credits: Q & A

The first time home buyer tax credit of $8000 is generating a lot of interest among potential San Diego Condo buyers – and a lot of questions. What’s interesting for all home buyers is the various initiatives in states right now.

by Anthony Longo on March 7, 2009

Happy Valentines Day, San Diego!

Happy Valentines Day, San Diego! While you are out enjoying this beautiful city on this romantic weekend, We want you to enjoy some sweet San Diego condo hearts from us. And don’t forget our year round valentine – the money we give you back at closing. Sweet, huh? We heart San Diego condo lofts.

by Anthony Longo on February 13, 2009

350 West Ash – Luxury Rooms, Gorgeous Views

The conversion of the office building at 350 West Ash to San Diego condos was completed in 2005, but the opportunities for buyers continue. Priced from $200K-$500K, these luxurious San Diego condos have a Mediterranean design. Glass doors and windows allow plenty of natural light to enhance your living space. There are magnificent views.

by Anthony Longo on February 9, 2009

Aloft – Urban Oasis on Cortez Hill

Come home to an urban retreat in San Diego. Live the urban loft lifestyle in a planned community near Downtown San Diego, San Diego Bay, Balboa Park, and Tweet Street Park. Aloft is a hip new development on Cortez Hill, amidst a lively San Diego neighborhood, but an oasis of its own. There is a casual elegance about this San Diego condo.

by Anthony Longo on January 24, 2009

CondoDomain Whitepaper: Year 1

Putting this Whitepaper together was almost as exciting as engaging in the real estate brokerage community this year.  For all of you who have followed us through social media and our blogging efforts… and for all of you who have met us or become a client of ours: you all know we like to have fun along the way!
Well, while all of that fun that is publicly displayed, there is actually quite a bit of work that went on behind the scenes.  I believe that this CondoDomain Year 1 Review …

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by Anthony Longo on January 22, 2009

The Fahrenheit: Temperature’s Rising in the Ballpark District

Lofts are popular in San Diego, and Ballpark District is full of buildings that have them. One of these, the Fahrenheit, looks like a work of modern art. It is close to the Gaslamp Quarter. At the corner of Island Street and Tenth avenue, it is a spacious and well designed home for the San Diego Condo buyer who wants a spectacular lifestyle in a revitalized neighborhood.

by Anthony Longo on January 21, 2009
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