The City of San Carlos is moving ahead at a sure and steady pace with its downtown project, focusing currently on the 700 block of Laurel Street and Harrington Park. During a public meeting on March 10, the City Council reviewed updates on key design elements, including site furnishings, paving materials, lighting, and a proposed water fountain – the highlight of the discussion. The City was presented by Fluidity Designs with three water fountain option: (1) “The Splash Pad” (2) “The Fog” (3) “The Art Rock” – cast your vote here in this blog!
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Design to Sell Tips For Your San Carlos Home
Selling a home isn’t just about listing it on the market; it’s about making it as attractive as possible to potential buyers. The real estate market is competitive, and buyers have high expectations. When they walk into a home, they need to see not just a house, but a...
Spring Cleaning Made Easy: Expert Tips from Kathy Kaufmann, Owner of Happy Home Crew
Kathy Kaufmann is a certified senior move manager and expert declutterer, and Owner of The Happy Home Crew. She draws on her experience at the Institute on Aging, as well as her career as a business manager and entrepreneur to help people navigate their way through...
Highest and Lowest Priced Homes Sold in San Carlos CA, in February 2025
For February 2025, there were a total of 13 homes sold in San Carlos, with sale prices ranging from $4,100,000 to $2,388,000. Here are the highest and lowest priced homes sold last month –
The Beautiful Pedestrian Plaza & Other Downtown Laurel Street Updates
San Carlos is taking a major step toward revitalizing its downtown district, with new improvements set for the fully closed Pedestrian Plaza, which includes 700 block of Laurel Street and Harrington Park.
Join the San Carlos Life Photo Competition: Capture San Carlos in Beautiful Images
We’re thrilled to announce the San Carlos Life Photo Competition—where your best shots of San Carlos could win you a spot on our social media, website, and bragging rights! Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or just love taking great pics on your phone, this is your chance to showcase your work.
Are You Covered If Your San Carlos Home Burns Down?
Are you covered? With all the recent fires in Southern California, home insurance has been at the forefront of people’s minds and the news. One particular concern circulating is that insurers may not pay out on policies when the policy is written in the homeowner’s personal name, but the property’s title has been transferred to a trust.
Exciting Valentines Day Specials in San Carlos 2025
After today’s bout of rain, weather report says San Carlos is set to sparkle under the sun tomorrow—just in time for Valentines Day. Talk about perfect timing! The skies are clearing, and the city’s buzzing with romance, ready to serve up some seriously special treats.
Building an ADU in San Carlos: A Guide for Homeowners
With housing prices skyrocketing, ADUs are a practical way to create extra living space – perfect for aging parents, extended families, or tenants – while avoiding the high costs of traditional housing. Are you thinking of building an ADU in San Carlos? Here is a helpful guide on how to –
Highest and Lowest Priced Homes Sold in San Carlos CA, in January 2025
For the first month of the year, January 2025, there were a total of 11 homes sold in San Carlos, with sale prices ranging from $5,750,000 to $1,825,000. Here are the highest and lowest priced homes sold last month –