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Hello May!

May 5, 2022 by cdiez Leave a Comment

Hello May! This month, we’re dishing out an exciting line-up of festivities, food, and fun in and around the Sacramento region. From Cinco De Mayo and Mother’s Day celebrations to special ways to honor our country’s armed forces and those who have served this Memorial Day, we’ve got you covered. We also take a closer look at the current real estate market for both buyers and sellers as well as predictions from some of the nation’s top industry experts. Read on for the full scoop!

Whether you’re a local, new in town, or just passing through, we hope that you will find something in our Sacramento events line-up that will pique your interest!
Sacramento Events:

River Cats Schedule: Click Here For May Games

Sac Republic FC Schedule: Click Here For May Matches

Concerts in the Park: Click Here For This Year’s Schedule

Spring Concert Series in Old Folsom (Every Sunday): Click Here for the Complete Schedule

Now through July 31st (Select Sundays): Waterfront Yoga in Old Sacramento

May 5th: Big Day of Giving 2022

May 5th: Food Truck Mania & Classic Cars in Old Fair Oaks

May 6th-7th: Cal Expo Job Fair

May 7th: Art, Beer & Wine Festival @ El Dorado Hills Town Centre

May 7th-8th: Berryfest Strawberry Festival in Roseville

May 6th-June 26th (Select Days): Old Sacramento Brew Boat Tours

May 7th: Sacramento River Lunch Cruise on the River City Queen

May 7th-8th: East Sac Garden Tour

May 8th: Mother’s Day Sights & Sips Cruise

May 8th: Sacramento Antique Faire

May 8th: Mother’s Day Brunch at Esther’s Park

May 8th: Crafts & Drafts @ Drakes The Barn

May 11th: Eric Church @ Golden 1

May 14th: Gold Country 5K @ El Dorado Hills Town Center

May 14th-15th: 2022 Sacramento Grilled Cheese Festival

May 14th-15th: Country in the Park @ Cal Expo

May 18th: Pearl Jam @ Golden 1

May 20th: Taste of Fair Oaks

May 21st: 2022 Brews In The Burbs @ Sunrise Mall

May 21st-June 12th (Every Saturday): Dance on the Edge of Summer

May 26th-30th: Sacramento County Fair

May 30th: Memorial Day Sights & Sips Cruise

May 30th: California Automobile Museum Memorial Day Car Show

May 30th: No Excuses Memorial Day 5k

May 30th: Memorial Day Observance in Rancho Cordova

This month’s “Good Eats” section is dedicated to our favorite Cinco De Mayo restaurants and Mother’s Day brunch spots around town. Read on for a complete list!

For the Margarita & Mexican Food Lover: Cinco De Mayo is the perfect excuse to dig into some delicious tacos and pile on the chips and guac. That’s why we’re sharing some of our favorite spots with you to try out this year!

  1. Mexquite Restauant: Located in Folsom, Mexquite Restaurant has a friendly staff, delicious Mexican food, and a festive atmosphere. Their authentic dishes have even helped them secure the award for Style Magazine’s “Favorite Mexican Restaurant” over the past 10 years. You can select from over 100 Tequilas to create your custom margarita – all of which are made with Agave Nectar and fresh-squeezed lime juice. Sip your margarita out on their beautiful outdoor patio and enjoy food and drink specials all day long with a Live DJ from 5 pm to 10 pm.
  2. Mesa Mercado: If you’re a fan of the finer things in life, like freshly muddled margaritas and authentic Mexican cuisine, then you may want to make Mesa Mercado inside the Carmichael Milagro Centre your go-to Cinco De Mayo destination. For a margarita with a little kick to it, try their “Pepino Picante”, with muddled cucumber, chili powder, fresh lime juice, 100% blue agave tequila, and mescal. For a sweeter margarita without a headache, try their “Mango” margarita, with pureed mango and chile, their secret margarita mix, freshly sliced mango, and chile spice topped at the rim. If you want some food to go with that margarita, you can’t go wrong with their marinated skirt steak or roasted pork tacos.
  3. Zócalo: Another favorite hot spot is Zócalo, an upscale restaurant and bar that serves up some delicious handcrafted margaritas, mouth-watering dishes, and a lovely dining atmosphere. We recommend kicking off your meal with their freshly prepared guacamole starter. Because why not? For entrees, try their “Baja Fish Tacos” or their popular “Carnitas” plate. Their robust drink menu features everything from classic margaritas to mojitos and Palomas. Click here to find a location near you.
  4. Centro Cocina Mexicana: With a vibrant setting in the heart of midtown Sacramento and delicious cuisine, it’s no wonder Centro has been in business for over 25 years. From salsas to masa and corn tortillas, slow-cooked meats, and hearty soups, all of their dishes are created from scratch using the freshest ingredients. Centro will be open for lunch at noon on Cinco De Mayo and specials will be available all day. They are even offering a custom menu with a range of ceviche, taco, and combination plate options. Any margarita lovers out there? Centro will be canning their Margarita a la Centro — each can is 12 ounces, which is equivalent to 2 cocktails for only $12. This special is available at their outdoor bar. Make your reservations here.

“Mother’s Day Approved” Brunch Spots: Mark your calendars because Mother’s Day is this Sunday, May 8th! And what better way to celebrate mom than with a delicious brunch in her honor? Below are our top four picks.

  1. Rancho Roble Vineyards: This Mother’s Day is the perfect opportunity to stop by Rancho Roble Vineyards, the hidden gem of Placer County. This beautiful estate will be hosting a special Mother’s Day event featuring a private tasting on Rancho’s beautiful front patio. A collection of their whites and reds will be poured. You and mom can also enjoy a mini-cheese and fruit board with this lovely tasting. This is a very special experience and has limited tasting spaces. Reserve your seats/time here. If you can’t make it Sunday, stop by on Friday May 6th for “Mom’s Night Out” featuring Bubbly, beautiful weather and a food truck to start your Mother’s Day weekend off right. Purchase your tickets here.
  2. High Hand Nursery & Cafe: Nestled in a beautiful nursery, High-Hand Café is another great spot for a lovely Mother’s Day celebration. Take a walk through their enchanting nursery beforehand, where you will find an amazing collection of plants, trees, shrubs, and perennials from top growers. When it comes to your dining experience, enjoy picture-perfect outdoor seating and a menu that reflects their passion for farm-fresh local ingredients. We recommend making a reservation in advance by calling (916) 660-0117 – extension 3.
  3. Farmhaus: Located in Granite Bay, this charming restaurant serves up fantastic dishes using only the freshest of ingredients and provides a warm and inviting atmosphere for guests. Plus, their outdoor dining area makes for a great brunch spot! Not sure what to order? While all of their dishes are raved about, we recommend trying one that includes their homemade pastrami. Parking can be an issue so try and arrive early to avoid outside crowds. Make reservations ahead of time by calling (916) 772-3276.
  4. Paragary’s in Midtown: Paragary’s is a Midtown Sacramento neighborhood bistro known for delicious seasonal cuisine in a beautiful setting. The garden-like patio is a Sacramento outdoor dining destination, featuring waterfalls, lush plantings, and decades-old olive trees. This Sunday, Paragary’s will be featuring a special Mother’s Day Brunch menu. Check out all of their brunch offerings here and be sure to make a reservation ASAP as spaces will fill up quickly. Click here to reserve your table.

In this month’s market snapshot, we turn to some of the country’s leading economists, who share their insights, predictions, and overall trends for real estate markets across the nation.

Are More Homes Coming to the Market in 2022?:

About 64% of prospective home sellers plan to list their properties by the end of August, according to a Realtor.com report. In even better news, a 43% share of those selling have expected prices below $350,000 — the range most first-time buyers target — and 22% anticipate listing between $350,000 and $500,000.

 


Jeff Tucker, senior economist at Zillow adds:

“An inventory peak in late summer or early fall is the most likely scenario, given how the market returned to normal seasonal trends in 2021. The stock of existing homes on the market is finally starting to refill, as our March data shows total inventory now rising strongly.”

 

Will Housing Inventory Ever Rebound?:

Low inventory keeps the housing market from equilibrium and has given sellers the upper hand in the past few years. However, a silver lining for buyers may sit on the horizon. For-sale housing supply averaged 1.6 million units per month in 2018 and 2019 but fell to around 1 million in 2021, according to Zillow. Based on a March survey conducted by the company, a 74% share of industry experts believe that the market will get back to those pre-pandemic inventory levels by 2024.


Danielle Hale, chief economist at Realtor.com adds:

“We’re going to start to take a step in that balanced direction this year. It’s going to take a couple of years just because the building shortfall is so big and because we still have so many young households, so there’s a lot of demand. The market will eventually get to balance, it’s just not going to happen overnight. We need to have more building. At the end of 2021, the U.S. was 5.8 million single-family homes short. It essentially means we’re five years behind when it comes to construction.”

 

What Role do Rising Interest Rates Play?:

The rise in mortgage rates works both for and against increasing inventory. Some otherwise would-be sellers could decide to stay put if they find the new interest rates to be unfavorable. Although, the higher costs to buy should lower demand and reduce the market competition.

Daryl Fairweather, chief economist at Redfin adds:

“The higher interest rates will lead to a lock-in effect for homeowners, so they may not list. And it also might reduce demand from home buyers, especially for people really sensitive to prices. But the market should slow down and that means homes will sit for-sale longer and more inventory will just accumulate because of that. Similar to previous years, we’ll see inventory probably start to grow around the third quarter.”

 

What Advice Do Economists Give to Buyers in 2022?:

Trying to buy a house right now can be challenging for many buyers because of increased interest rates coupled with a lack of inventory. However, it’s important to stay on top of your local housing market and speak with your Realtor about what changes they are seeing.

Danielle Hale, chief economist at Realtor.com adds:

“Higher costs are going to make home purchasing more challenging. Buyers are going to have to get creative, maybe look further out into the suburbs, or maybe consider less expensive metros than they might have before. Most buyers tend to try to complete their home purchases in the summer, with August as the end of that bulk moving season. So the best time for buyers is normally in the fall because sellers who list then usually are a little more willing to negotiate. But I wouldn’t necessarily put home search plans on pause. My advice is when you find a home that fits your checklist and is in your budget, put an offer in.”

Filed Under: Real Estate News, Sacramento Lifestyle

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The Most Popular Landscaping Trends for 2021

April 28, 2021 by cdiez Leave a Comment

The COVID-19 pandemic kept many people home for the majority of 2020. And while things are definitely looking up, many are still spending more time at home in 2021, which is driving an uptick in home renovations—including landscaping.

So, the question is—what are the trends homeowners are embracing to spruce up their outdoor space?

A recent video from realtor.com outlined the most popular landscaping trends of 2021, including:

Vegetable gardens. The pandemic saw many people start their own vegetable gardens, both as a way to stay busy and a way to avoid any unnecessary trips to the supermarket. With spring planting season around the corner, vegetable gardening is, once again, poised to be one of the year’s biggest landscaping trends.

Views from the inside. Obviously, you want your landscaping to look great while you’re outside. But as people have been forced to spend more time at home, it’s become increasingly important for your landscaping to also look great from the inside. As the pandemic stretches on, this trend of landscaping with interior views in mind is expected to stretch right along with it.

Backyard playgrounds. Many parents have been uncomfortable bringing their children to play in public parks. As a result, creating play spaces in the backyard has been a big landscaping trend since the pandemic hit—and with summer coming up, that trend will just continue to gain popularity.

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Six Must-Haves Every Homeowner Needs For A Safe Home

September 9, 2020 by cdiez Leave a Comment

When it comes to your home, you want to make sure you have everything on hand you need to create a safe environment for you and your family. But what exactly do you need to make your home safe? Here are six must-haves you need to ensure your home is safe for your family and yourself:

1. Smoke and carbon monoxide detector

A smoke and carbon monoxide detector is a must to keep you and your family safe. You can either buy each detector separately or purchase a model that detects both. Either way, you need to make sure that you have a detector monitoring the air in your home for both smoke and carbon monoxide at all time.

You should have at least one smoke and carbon monoxide detector on each level of your home (so, for example, one in the basement, one in the ground floor, one upstairs, and one in the attic). Test them regularly and replace the batteries at least twice a year to ensure they’re working properly.

2. Fire extinguisher

House fires are more common than you’d imagine. In 2015, there were over 365,000 house fires in the United States. And while you hope that a fire will never happen to you, you still need to have an extinguisher on hand just in case.

Keep your fire extinguisher in or easily accessible from the kitchen; most home fires start in the kitchen, so you want to have your extinguisher close should a fire occur. If you have a multi-level home, you should also keep a fire extinguisher in your bedroom should a fire break out while you’re asleep.

3. An exit plan

When all else fails and your home becomes unsafe, you want to make sure you and your family all know how to get out of the home quickly and safely.

Develop an exit plan that allows you and your family to safely exit the home from all areas of the house in case of an emergency; you should have an exit route from all levels of the home so that no matter where you are when an emergency occurs, your family knows where and how to get out.

Meet with your family at least once a year to review the exit plan and make sure everyone knows what to do in case of an emergency.

4. First aid kit

Minor accidents are inevitable in your home; your children might fall and scrape their knee, you may burn yourself while making dinner. These things happen. But to keep minor injuries from escalating, you want to make sure to have a first-aid kit on hand.

First aid kits should include:

  • Bandages
  • Gauze
  • Antibiotic Ointment
  • Pain reliever
  • Alcohol Cleansing Pads
  • First Aid Tape
  • Ice Pack
  • Gloves
  • Finger Splint

Depending on your family’s needs, you might need additional items, like an Epi-Pen for allergic reactions. You can pick up a first-aid kit to suit your needs just about anywhere, including First Aid Store and Amazon.

5. Contact sheet

In case an emergency happens when you’re not home, you want to have a contact sheet full of important contacts and information so whoever is home with your family or children will know who to call and how to get in touch with them.

Include your own contact information, the contact information of friends and family that live close to your home, your family doctor, and all emergency numbers, like the police station and fire station. You’ll also want to leave insurance information in case it’s needed.

6. Disaster kit

In case of a major emergency, like an earthquake, that would cause you to hunker down in your home (or leave in a hurry), having a disaster kit on hand can be a lifesaver.

Your disaster kit should contain the following:

  • At least 3 days worth of water and non-perishable food items
  • Cash
  • Flashlight
  • Batteries
  • A battery-powered or hand-cranked radio
  • Copies of birth certificates, passports, insurance cards, and other important documents
  • Can opener
  • Disposable utensils
  • Pet food (if you have an animal)
  • A backup cell phone battery and/or a solar charger

In an ideal world, you won’t have to use any of these safety items. But these six must-haves are essential in keeping your family safe in case of an emergency.

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Decorating Tips You Can Steal From This Blockbuster Store-Turned-Airbnb

August 26, 2020 by cdiez Leave a Comment

Most homeowners and real estate agents will agree that decor from the 1980s and ‘90s can make a room feel dated, and perhaps even unappealing. But one iconic brand from that era is leaning hard into the nostalgia aesthetic and generating plenty of interest.

The last standing Blockbuster video store, located in Bend, Oregon, is offering movie buffs the chance to visit the past and spend the night inside the film emporium in September. Listed on Airbnb as the ultimate “End of Summer Sleepover,” this store looks a lot cuter and cozier than you may remember. In fact, you might want to incorporate some of these details to recreate a nostalgic overnight in your own home and save yourself a road trip to the Pacific Northwest.

Take a walk down memory lane as you peek inside these eclectic accommodations. No membership card required!

Mix bold colors

Movie mavens would recognize that royal blue and gold sign anywhere. Who knew it worked so well with black-and-white area rugs? The takeaway: Don’t be afraid to mix and match bright shades and bold prints!

Get comfortable

Throw pillows, a beanbag chair, and ambient lighting, courtesy of those table lamps, make the space super-comfortable. Whether you’re ready to watch a rom-com, drama, or even a horror flick, you’ll feel right at home.

Get your old gear out

Turntables have made a big comeback, why not the VCR? Rather than hide your electronics, put them on display, and give your space a hip, vintage vibe.

Snack bar, anyone?

You don’t need a fancy retail rack, but a nice display of snacks on an end table will round out the room and the mood.

Make a statement with retro bedding

These sheets are a total throwback to the sleepovers of yesteryear. Relive the good old days by popping in a flick and falling asleep to the voices of Marty McFly and Doc Brown.

So, if you’d love a night at this Blockbuster Airbnb, but can’t book yourself a night, at least you can recreate this vibe and enjoy a throwback night right in your own home!

But…

If you had the chance, would you want to spend a night in this Blockbuster? If not, what store would make the ultimate overnight retreat?

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School Bus Renovation Gets High Marks for Creativity & Design

August 21, 2020 by cdiez Leave a Comment

Once you’ve completed your schooling, you’d probably prefer not to set foot on a school bus again. After all, those yellow behemoths are hardly synonymous with luxury. And yet, one couple, Robbie and Priscilla, opted to skip the RV route and instead renovate a 1998 Thomas school bus. The results send them straight to the head of the class when it comes to working some real makeover magic.

Take a peek at the finished product, which proves you don’t have to be a rock star to have a tricked-out bus.

Looks like your standard school bus with a fresh coat of paint. Not so fast… Check out that fancy front door. Step inside (virtually) and prepare to fall in love with this tiny home on wheels.

So cozy!

The potted plants are a nice touch. Let’s hope they’re bolted down so they don’t spill when the rubber meets the road.

Check out this clever use of space. Who couldn’t benefit from a pull-out pantry?

Forget the PB&J in your lunchbox! You could cook up feast in this sophisticated kitchen, complete with farmhouse sink and subway tile.

The lofted bed makes room for the washer-dryer combo, which will save the owners a trip to the laundromat.

Nicer than you’d find in some homes, the floor and shower tile make the small but elegant bathroom appear larger.

The propane heater allows for year-round use. While cats aren’t traditionally fans of road trips, that kitty looks pretty comfy. Can you blame him?

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Your August Newsletter is Here…

August 19, 2020 by cdiez Leave a Comment

As our communities work hard to flatten the curve, we also continue to face new challenges and learning curves of our own. This August looks very different from last year for many children and families throughout the country. Virtual back-to-school nights and remote learning from home have become the new norm. Not to mention, working parents are adjusting their schedules to oversee their children during the school day. 

This month’s newsletter explores some of the challenges of at-home learning with the goal of offering some helpful resources, classroom design inspiration, lunch ideas and more. We also take a look at the local real estate market, which has earned very high marks throughout this pandemic. Read on for the full scoop!

Class is in session…at home! With many of our homes now doubling as classrooms, we’ve found a few ways to transform any room or small space into the perfect study spot. Check out these fun and creative ideas for some inspiration. 

Create a Cozy Study Space: Limited on space? Build a “Study Nook” in your child’s room to create a comfortable, organized, and efficient place for them to learn from home. You can also utilize a space in the bonus room, art, music, game or playroom. Check out this adorable Parsons Mini Smart Desk from Pottery Barn. If your child is on the go, they also have a great mobile Lap Desk.

Designate a Special Area for Reading: It’s no surprise that children tend to get stir crazy when sitting in one place for long periods of time. So switch things up when it comes to reading time! Whether you have a playroom or a small space in your child’s bedroom, designate an area where your child can escape from the “classroom” and curl up with a good book. Use your imagination and gather a reading chair and comfy blankets, some fluffy pillows, a bean bag chair, reading tent…the possibilities are endless! You can also purchase a bookshelf to store their books and tie the space together.

Stay Organized: Organization is essential to staying on track for the school year…especially when merging the classroom and home. Take advantage of color-coded bins to store homework for each subject, add initials next to each child’s workspace, personalize cubbies, organize school supplies in an easily accessible rolling cart, and hang floating shelves and file holders to your room of choice. 

Utilize Natural Light: Have you ever been stuck working in a poorly lit cubicle and had a hard time focusing? The same applies to your kiddos…Help them stay motivated by letting nature inspire them! Creating a study room near windows is not only easier on the eyes, but it will also help them focus on their studies better. You can also breathe some life into the room with beautiful succulents or indoor plants. 

Choose Active Seating: Do your little ones have a hard time sitting still? Encourage them to stay active while they’re studying by swapping out traditional chairs with exercise balls. This is also a great option if you’re trying to fit everything into a small study room.

Be Mindful of Distractions: When choosing a study room or area, be mindful of distractions and noises like the television, phones, tablets and anything that might interest them more than their upcoming math test. Opt for background music or silence during study time. 

Forget about that boring PB&J sandwich, stale cookie, and those uneaten apple slices…Lunches at home mean that we can be a little more creative and healthy, even when we’re on a time crunch. Check out these simple yet satisfying lunch recipes that will have your kids asking for seconds!

  1. Quesadillas with a Twist: Pair this black bean and sweet potato quesadilla with avocado slices, pineapple chunks, and tortilla chips for a healthy (and easy to make) lunch. 
  2. Turkey Roll-Ups: If your kid is a fan of the classics, you can’t go wrong with these turkey roll-ups. Pack with pretzels, celery sticks dipped in peanut butter, and cinnamon-sprinkled apple slices for a well-balanced meal. 
  3. Pasta Salad: If your kids are adventurous, try this California pasta salad, which is loaded with veggies. Pair with some fruit slices for a hearty lunch.
  4. Breakfast for Lunch: Is your kid a fan of brunch? Turn on the skillet and whip up these delicious buttermilk pancakes. Pair with some strawberry slices, a hard-boiled egg, and squeezable yogurt for a delicious meal.
  5. Easy Pizza Pocket: Short on time? Make these easy pizza pockets with a can of refrigerated biscuits, lots of cheese, and pizza toppings of your choice. You can save even more time by buying a jar of pizza sauce. These pair perfectly with a side salad.
  6. Cookie Bars: Ok so these may not be the healthiest option, but they’re certainly better for us than processed cookies. So put the Oreos down and make a fresh batch of cookie bars for the school week! You can’t go wrong with this chocolate chip recipe from Tollhouse. 

 

Having the kids home from school is taking on new meaning these days. That’s why we’ve pulled together some informational links and resources to help you overcome the learning curve that comes with this big change. 

  1. In this article, the author reaches out to teachers for tips on designing environments at home that are as conducive to learning and discovery as the classrooms they have lovingly created.
  2. This article published by Children and Screens shares 10 tips for successfully navigating the new realities of online learning. 
  3. A recent online article published by Time magazine shares the secrets to keeping your kids happy, busy, and learning during school closures. 
  4. Julie Mason, a former teacher, and now mother of three and head of content and curriculum at TeacherVision, shares a helpful guide and at-home learning resources for both parents and students.
  5. This online article published by The Center for Discovery outlines some safe indoor and outdoor activities for families during Coronavirus. 

According to a recent article from Redfin, more than 27% of homebuyers are searching out of town, with Phoenix, Sacramento and Las Vegas being the most popular destinations. The reasoning behind this? The pandemic is causing homebuyers to rethink what they want in a home, with more people relocating to places where they can afford more outdoor space and room for home offices, according to the article. Click here to read the full article. 

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