A Luminous Claude Oakland Eichler In Concord, $1.375M
Joseph Eichler—the Bay Area poultry-and-egg merchant who saw an opportunity to build Modernist homes for returning GI’s after WWII after living in a rented Frank Lloyd Wright home—would go on to become one of California’s most influential and prolific developers. His firm built over 11,000 homes th
Watch, sing-along as San Diego’s Sara Petite hosts ‘Bringin’ Down the Neighborhood Party’
Musician Sara Petite. (Photo courtesy Sara Petite) When music artist Sara Petite takes the stage at the Kensington Club this weekend, she’ll do so in a new, yet now familiar role – that of a newlywed. The singer-musician, whose three-hour Americana Roundup concert kicks off at 8 p.m. Saturday, recen
San Diego Weekend Guide: Sept. 12-14 – Sinatra & Speed Demons
As summer winds down, San Diego is serving up the perfect blend of high-octane thrills and cultural sophistication, from roaring powerboats to elegant ballet dancers, and yes, even a heated guacamole competition for those with strong opinions about avocados. Whether you’re into championship sports,
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