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Summer Brunch at Sherman Library & Gardens in Corona del Mar
Down in the CdM village lies a well hidden treasure
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Belmont Shore, on Second Street in Long Beach is hands down one of the places you need to explore. I was here last on a day trip with friends, and I must say – you will not be at a loss for dining options. For a quick bite, check out Papulucci’s – your classic pizza [read more]
My wife and I worked closely with Grant to develop a sales strategy that would take advantage of market cycles as well as the current activity within our neighborhood to maximize our gain. We felt that his due diligence enabled us to make thoughtful decisions on the sale and respective purchase. Not only was the [read more]
Down in the CdM village lies a well hidden treasure
Short Sale Snoop will be a regular feature on BixbyBlog.com. I’ll relate insider stories detailing the ins-and-outs of real short sales with all their wacky complexity. Stay tuned this week. You just might learn something. Like, you never want to short sale if you don’t have to, for instance. Share this:
Target FREE 2nd Sundays at the Orange County Museum of Art. One of the best ways for families to experience art. On exhibit now…Charles Long, 100 Pounds of Clay; 15 Minutes of Fame: Portraits from Ansel Adams to Andy Warhol; New Art for a New Century: Contemporary Acquisitions 200-2010. Grab a bite at Café R&D [read more]
Fashion Island Fish Frenzy. Whether you have kids or not, it’s always entertaining to sit by the Koi pond at Fashion Island
Summertime screams for a Catalina Island visit. Take the Newport Flyer from the Balboa Peninsula to Avalon Harbor for a day of relaxation “26 miles across the sea” (as the song goes). Depart to barking sea lions in the morning and arrive an hour later with plenty of time to enjoy a Buffalo Milk at [read more]
I grew up in Long Beach, a 5th generation California resident, with two older brothers, Mark and Brett. My forefathers came to California during the Gold Rush and quickly realized their livelihoods would center around feeding and clothing our state’s growing population, rather than striking it rich in the mines and rivers of the Sierras.
