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When it comes to real estate, San Diego is a goldmine of opportunities.  World-renowned for its bedazzling coastline, year-round sunshine, and vibrant culture – it’s a no-brainer that people are flocking here to stake their claim and call SD home sweet home.  But what does the real estate market look like in this sparkling city paradise?  We’re here to answer that question and many other inquiries you might have about San Diego real estate.

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$1,789,800
317 Days Online

1 Via Del Mar 1
San Diego, CA 92130

For Sale|Land|Active
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Carmel Valley
County:
San Diego
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Extraordinary and Rare Opportunity! Discover the closest vacant land to the Pacific Ocean in Coastal Carmel Valley, offering a serene country-like ambiance. This exceptional property is currently undergoing grading in preparation for its ideal buyer. The meticulous property preparation includes comprehensive storm water management, private sewer installation, street widening, and the installation of charming street lamps. Moreover, it is worth noting that this remarkable property is nestled within a top-rated school district, ensuring an excellent educational environment for families. Embrace the potential of this breathtaking property, as it provides the perfect canvas to design and construct your dream home. Stay tuned for new videos and updated pictures, which will showcase the property's true essence. Please be aware that the current images do not fully capture the property's present state, as additional grading work is being undertaken. Don't miss out on this unparalleled opportunity to secure a slice of coastal paradise. Contact us today for more information or to arrange a personal viewing. The world has been eagerly anticipating this remarkable opportunity to own one of the last few vacant land lots available in Southern California. Situated less than 3.4 miles from the beach, and even closer as the crow flies, this parcel is nestled amidst gentle canyons that offer horseback riding and hiking trails, providing a sense of private country living. Notably, this unique parcel boasts an "agriculture zoning" and is surrounded by protected natural preserves, ensuring ultimate privacy and unspoiled views. The trails within the preserve beckon you to revel in the breathtaking sunsets over the ocean. In addition to these extraordinary features, this parcel offers excellent freeway access to the I-5 and 56, making it conveniently close to business parks and biotech firms in the prestigious Golden Triangle and La Jolla. If you choose to commute downtown, an attractive option awaits with the future light rail at UTC, offering a swift commute while still enjoying the serenity of the surrounding countryside and the beauty of the beach. Please note that photographs, videos, and virtual tours provided serve as visual references only. The accuracy of property lines can be verified by consulting appropriate property maps for precise determinations, as determined by the buyer. Carmel Valley is a meticulously planned suburban community located in the northwestern corner of San Diego, California, United States. It encompasses a harmonious blend of commercial offices, residential units, hotels, retail stores, and restaurants. Established by the City of San Diego on February 1, 1975, construction in the area commenced in 1983. The name "Carmel Valley" stems from the Carmelite Sisters of Mercy, who established a dairy farm and monastery in the area around 1905. While the community was initially known as Carmel Valley, it was temporarily referred to as North City West in the master plan of 1974 before reverting to its original name in the early 1990s. Carmel Valley is bordered to the north by the North City Future Urbanizing Area (NCFUA) and Pacific Highlands Ranch, while to the south, it is adjacent to Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve and Torrey Hills. To the east, it is bordered by Pacific Highlands Ranch and Del Mar Mesa, and to the west, it is flanked by Interstate 5 and Torrey Pines. Nearby, the Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve showcases one of the two remaining stands of the endangered Torrey Pine, offering stunning ocean views from its hillside location. While many residents now refer to the entire 92130 zip code as Carmel Valley, the actual boundaries of the community have remained unchanged since its original community plan. The educational landscape in Carmel Valley encompasses various school districts. For elementary schools, the northern section is part of the Solana Beach School District (K-6), while the southern section is under the management of the Del Mar Union School District (K-6). Covering the entire community, the San Dieguito Union High School District oversees the middle schools and high schools. Some Carmel Valley residents attend schools in the neighboring communities of Pacific Highlands Ranch, Torrey Hills, and Torrey Pines. Carmel Valley schools are renowned for providing exceptional education and rigorous academic programs. Embrace this unparalleled opportunity to become part of the thriving community of Carmel Valley, where quality education, scenic beauty, and a privileged lifestyle await.

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Is San Diego a Good Place for Real Estate?

As if the jaw-dropping natural beauty, fascinating people, or sensational weather isn’t alluring enough, you might be wondering what other factors make San Diego real estate a hot commodity in Southern California.  Let’s start with the explosive growth of several booming industries in the area.  From biotech to defense, tourism to innovative tech startups – San Diego is a mecca for business enterprise.  Then we have the quality of life, which is superior compared to other regions in the state.  World-class dining, tons of sizzling entertainment venues, wicked-awesome surfing – there’s no end to the adventures and experiences new residents can enjoy in San Diego.  For these and many other reasons, San Diego is a prime place for real estate today.  

How to Choose a Real Estate Property in San Diego

This is a bit of a clincher because while there is primo real estate in San Diego to be found, the demand is high, and the supply is low.  That’s great for the market, but finding that “just right” home in such a competitive market can be tough.  Not to worry, here are a few tips for finding the best San Diego real estate:

Best Neighborhoods to Stay in San Diego

The beauty of San Diego real estate for sale is the diversity.  From ultra-urban to beachside bliss, well-heeled neighborhoods to suburban serenity – SD has it all.  But which neighborhoods are the best? Well, we’re partial to La Jolla, of course.  It has incredible beaches, a charming village atmosphere, and sensational dining and entertainment.  For anyone looking for a more vivacious urban vibe, the Gaslamp Quarter can’t be beat.  Then there’s North Park, a hip scene with a thriving art life, local craft breweries, and eclectic entertainment venues.  Check out our San Diego real estate listing by neighborhood to get a better feel for each area.

San Diego Real Estate FAQs

What factors are affecting the San Diego real estate market?

One of the most significant factors is population growth. At the time of this writing, the population of SD is over 3.3 million, which is a .73% increase from the previous year. Combine this influx with limited real estate inventory, and you’re dealing with a big competitive market that is constantly impacting San Diego real estate.  Other factors, such as increased interest rates, economic conditions, real estate taxes, zoning regulations, etc., can also influence the market.

Is San Diego currently a seller’s market for real estate?

The market fluctuates, but San Diego is experiencing a strong seller’s market at the time of this writing.  The demand for homes in SD has been consistently high, with ongoing limited inventory. This creates a robust environment where sellers in SD have the upper hand.

What types of homes are commonly available in San Diego?

That’s another fabulous aspect of San Diego – we have it all!  From ultra-lavish to quaint little bungalows on the beach, real estate here is as diverse as the city itself.

How do San Diego’s real estate prices compare to other major California cities?

Regardless of multi-million dollar residential property sales, San Diego has a surprisingly low price point for real estate compared to other California cities. For instance, SD’s median home price (to date) is $910,000, whereas CA homes in cities like San Jose and San Francisco fetch a median price of $1.25 million.

What are the best family-friendly neighborhoods in San Diego?

More great news on the San Diego real estate front – there are tons of family-friendly neighborhoods with terrific schools sprinkled throughout SD County.  For instance, Carmel Valley is appealing to families because of all of its recreational activities for kids, spacious parks, and superior schools.  Point Loma is also a gem of an area that attracts families looking for a quiet, coastal neighborhood with the beach just minutes away.  A bit of deeper research or a sit-down with your real estate agent will illustrate all the various areas families are craving to settle into in San Diego.  

How does the home-buying process work in San Diego?

It works very similarly as it does in most other states in the US.  The typical process is, first, securing the money for the home or getting pre-approved for a home loan.  Once you and/or your real estate agent find the available home of your dreams, it’s time to make an offer.  If accepted, you’ll enter into a period of escrow when financing is secured, home inspections are done, and ancillary negotiations are made.  Once all the wrinkles are ironed out, real estate documents are prepared and filed, funds are transferred from buyer to seller, and you’ve made a bonafide purchase of real estate in San Diego.

Should I be aware of specific regulations or building codes in San Diego?

Yes, there are several. For example, the California Building Code establishes requirements for construction projects.  SD also has its own set of zoning regulations which establish how land is utilized in different regions of the city.  There are also regulations about multi-unit buildings, commercial structures, retail spaces, etc.  Talk with your real estate agent to get the whole skinny on SD real estate regulations.

What are the popular architectural styles of homes in San Diego?

San Diego might be best known for their historic Spanish Colonial revival-style homes, but the city offers up a plethora of other different architectural styles.  For instance, you can find hints of Spain and Italy in some Mediterranean-inspired homes.  You’ll also find Craftsman, Ranch styles, Tudor-style homes, and Mid-Century Modern. There really is no limit to the imaginative styles of architecture you’ll find in San Diego.