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Alma, a top San Diego REALTOR® and 14-year Five Star Professional award recipient brings over 35 years of expertise in real estate and finance. With a "service first" philosophy, she helps families achieve homeownership while prioritizing trust, transparency, and integrity. Fluent in Spanish, she proudly serves the Hispanic community, offering "el mejor servicio en su idioma." Her Accounting degree with a Finance emphasis provides a strong foundation for navigating complex transactions. A dedicated leader, Alma is the 2025 State First Vice President for the Women’s Council of REALTORS® California, a Board Director for SDAR and C.A.R., and a representative for California at NAR on the RPAC Major Investor Council, demonstrating her commitment to advocacy and excellence in real estate.
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Bob Ray Offenhauser built this gem of a home for his family in 1978 and currently owned by his son, the 3-bed, 3-bath gem has just come on the market for the first time since its construction. Offenhauser was fortunate in his site. It sits within the former gardens of Villa Arno, the grand, landmark
In a city once packed with extravagant Gilded Age dwellings, the 1906 Verdier Mansion, a classic Tudor Revival survivor rising six stories on the edge of Russian Hill just hit the market. It’s as much a statement about the original owner’s prosperity and Edwardian exuberance as a vote of confidence
Ricardo Legorreta [1931-1911] was one of Latin America’s most compelling and influential architects— renowned for his very special portfolio of complex, deep-hued public projects that bridged Brutalism and Post-Modern design (like his ‘90s redesign of Pershing Square in downtown L.A.). He only built
They’re now ghosts of the past—but suburban Marin County was once served by a web of railroad lines, culminating in the small, but busy working ports of Sausalito, Tiburon and Larkspur. The lines brought people, cattle and timber to the ferries and barges that served San Francisco. Once a storage ba
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