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±1 acre • $16,900,000

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Kit Peterson & Sue Irwin, 805.689.5535 / 805.705.6973

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Karina Matic, 805.680.7701

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TEAM SCARBOROUGH 805.331.1465

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on the successful representation of the seller of 231 Butterfly Lane, Listed for $5,350,000.

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Learning One Another’s Language

In this month of love, let’s focus on something near and dear to my heart: relationships! I’ve been blessed to have one solid love relationship for almost 19 years with my wonderful hubby, Steve. One of the things that changed us for the better was when we learned what each other’s love languages are.

If you are new to the five love languages, here’s a primer: The five love languages describe different ways of expressing and receiving love: words of affirmation, quality time, receiving gifts, acts of service, and physical touch. Not everyone communicates love in the same way, and likewise, people have different ways they prefer to receive love. Awareness of the love languages can help us better understand the tangible ways in which we feel loved and seen by others. The concept of love languages was developed by Gary Chapman, PhD, in his book The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts. He describes these five unique styles of communicating love, categories he distilled from his experience in marriage counseling and linguistics. It’s a solid way to learn and grow with your partner and in your relationship.

Another love language type assessment that I use with clients and teams and in my personal relationships is StrengthsFinder. The CliftonStrengths assessment was created by educational psychologist Donald Clifton through the Gallup Organization. He wanted to identify the strengths that made top performers stand out. The purpose

of the CliftonStrengths assessment going beyond just learning about your strengths and taking action is to develop your full potential. This assessment has become a cornerstone of my coaching practice.

The assessment focuses on what you are good at, which is a bit counterintuitive to how we normally think about growth and development. Many people believe that to improve, they need to work on their weaknesses. The Strengths assessment takes the opposite approach teaching us to focus on and build our strengths. It provides the self-awareness to know what you’re good at and how to leverage your strengths. There are 34 strengths, and most people use their top 10 naturally every day. The key is to know more about them so that instead of them managing you, you get to aim them so that you can claim some awesome victories. Confidence is catapulted when we understand what we are best at and can then use that in our personal and professional relationships.

How does this relate to love and productivity? When people understand their co-workers, life partners, and families, they can communicate and interact in ways that feels more validating and ultimately are more productive. For instance, when I learned that Steve’s number-one strength was positivity, it helped me move past my irritation that he greets me with sunshine and rainbows every morning. I was able to accept and appreciate him for bringing sun into my life, even if I don’t want it at times. I have seen couples

come to understand and value one another with more capacity once they know their significant others’ strengths. Think of how valuable it is to learn your managers’ or your employees’ top strengths. You’ll be able to speak a language that they’ll relate to, connect more dots that they’ll be able to see, and appreciate the differences that they bring to your life, team, or family.

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This assessment has been a game changer for me in many areas of my life and during this time of year when we strive to share and show love for one another, I want to challenge you to go deep with your partner and learn more about how they operate and what makes them tick. It is through understanding that we can grow our empathy and compassion for others, and nothing makes the world go ’round more than these two things. You can find information about strengths online by doing a simple Google search or send me an email; I’m happy to share.

My top five are Discipline, Responsibility, Input, Relator, and Developer. Steve’s are Positivity, Positivity, Positivity, Positivity, and Positivity. Here’s to learning about each other and how you can be your best … together.

Relax into Montecito Beach Living

43 SEAVIEW DRIVE | OFFERED AT $3,195,000

3 BEDROOM | 2 BATHROOM | 1868 SQFT GATED BEACHFRONT COMPLEX | POOL & TENNIS

Enjoy Montecito’s beach lifestyle in this spacious 3-bd/2-ba single-level Montecito Shores residence, just steps from the shore. The second floor location affords wonderful peeks of the ocean from both the kitchen and primary suite balcony. A formal entry opens to an inviting living room with high ceilings, dining area, wet bar and an enclosed patio salon with floor-toceiling windows. The generous primary suite boasts double walk-in closets, well-proportioned ensuite bath and ocean view deck… let the soothing sound of the surf gently rock you to sleep! This private and serene sanctuary offers quiet coastal living in the heart of Montecito’s classic beach neighborhood—home to Rosewood Miramar Hotel, the historic Biltmore Hotel, and Coast Village Road’s world-class dining and shopping. Resort-style amenities include 24/7 staffed gatehouse, direct beach access, elevator, club house, tennis courts, pool and spa.

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TWO DETACHED HOMES ON A 1/4 ACRE R-2 LOT!

Located in Santa Barbara’s gorgeous lower Riviera neighborhood, this property is ideal for owner-occupant users OR real estate developers! Remodel the existing units and add an ADU on the back of the lot to maximize the ROI. The front house is a charming 3bed/1bath 1,285 sq. ft. 1920 bungalow. The back house is a 3bed/2bath

Enjoy complete privacy on this fabulous ~1 acre Montecito estate. Resting at the center of this property is a charming 2,300+ sq. ft. Craftsman style home originally built circa 1912. Today, it features modern amenities, and still retains its rustic charm. Located in MUS.

Rare ocean front estate on the Mesa! This spectacular 4bed/4.5bath ultra-luxury property boasts ~5,100+ sq. ft. of living space resting on over 1/2 acre of prime California coastline. Enjoy unparalleled ocean views from every corner of this contemporary home. Must see in person!

1,097 sq. ft. unit with mountain views and ocean peeks built circa 1985 over the existing garage. The garage is over 1,000 sq. ft. and ideal for tenant parking, leased storage space, or a personal car collection. There is a spacious concrete driveway that leads to a flat/usable open area on the back of the lot, an attractive building site! Buyer to verify all development potential. Property will be delivered vacant.

1/2 acre ocean front in a life time opportunity a vacant piece of ocean located in one of Santa desirable neighborhoods. dream home to the that you desire. Panoramic

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Lower Riviera Duplex with city/ocean views!

This property is ideal for investors or owner-users. Unit #A is a 3bed/2.5bath approx. 1,334 sq. ft. unit with a spacious and private deck surrounded by mature trees. Unit #B is a 3bed/2bath approx. 1,100 sq. ft. unit with a large south-facing deck featuring ocean and city views. Unit #A is currently vacant and Unit #B has a 1-year lease through July 2023 at $4,300/mo. There is a common laundry room on-site. 1 open parking space for unit #A and 2 open parking spaces for unit #B. Both units are in well maintained condition and have received various updates over the years. Located just a few minutes from downtown Santa Barbara.

Enjoy complete privacy on this fabulous ~1 acre Montecito estate. Resting at the center of this property is a charming 2,300+ sq. ft. Craftsman style home originally built circa 1912. Today, it features modern amenities, and still retains its rustic charm. Located in MUS.

Rare ocean front estate on the Mesa! This spectacular 4bed/4.5bath ultra-luxury property boasts ~5,100+ sq. ft. of living space resting on over 1/2 acre of prime California coastline. Enjoy unparalleled ocean views from every corner of this contemporary home. Must see in person!

1/2 acre ocean front in a life time opportunity a vacant piece of ocean located in one of Santa desirable neighborhoods. dream home to the that you desire. Panoramic

909

Chelham Way | Montecito | $2,650,000

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Incredible opportunity to own this classic 1934 Spanish style home, conveniently located in the desirable Cold Springs School District, and just a short distance from Westmont College and Lotus Land. First time on the market in over 45 years! The upper level of this home features beautiful wood floors, gorgeous living room with vaulted wood beamed ceilings, cozy fireplace, and large picture windows to enjoy the mesmerizing sunsets. Formal dining room, charming kitchen, quintessential wood windows and French doors, 2 bedrooms, and one full bathroom. The lower level offers a spacious studio with bathroom, freestanding wood stove, tile floors, laundry, and closets. This serene property is complemented with a lovely backyard, stone patio, fireplace with grill, lawn, fruit trees, and stone pathways creating the ideal indoor/outdoor Santa Barbara Lifestyle. Welcome home! Explore this Property at www.909Chelham.com

The Giffin & Crane Questionnaire: Barbara Lowenthal, Interior Designer

When she was just a kid, Barbara Lowenthal remembers admiring Santa Barbara’s world-class architecture. She credits it with inspiring her taste for design, which eventually led her to certificate coursework through UCSB Professional and Continuing Education. In 2005, she joined Harrison Design, heading up its West Coast office for interiors.

Outside of work, she was a founding member of the boards for the Pearl Chase Society and the Courthouse Legacy Foundation, and she was formerly board president of the Museum of Art Docent Council and a member of Santa Barbara’s historic landmarks and planning commissions.

For a comprehensive remodel on Garden Street’s famed Crocker Row, Lowenthal was also part of the team honored in 2015 with the city’s Edwards/Plunket Award for exemplary design for the renovation, restoration, or rehabilitation of a historic structure.

In the following quick questionnaire, Lowenthal reveals a weakness for books and how perfect happiness can be found in food with family.

What drew you to design early on? Walking to Roosevelt Elementary School. I always took different routes so I could look at houses and wonder about the interior details.

What has been your favorite architectural field trip or vacation? Havana, Cuba, in 1996.

Where do you often find design inspiration? Everywhere: nature, gardens, fashion, walking down any street, and store windows, especially in Paris.

What do you most like about your job? Collaboration with other professionals, designing interiors that reflect our client’s sensibilities. It’s so fun to design in many genres.

What is your idea of perfect happiness? Dinner with my children and grandchildren.

What is your greatest extravagance? Books fiction, nonfiction, design books, and magazines.

What do you consider your greatest achievement? Living my life on my own terms.

What is your most treasured possession? The most treasured part of my life is my family and friends.

Who is your favorite fictional character? Aurora in Larry McMurtry’s books, especially The Evening Star

Who are your heroes in real life? I am always amazed at anyone who perseveres in times of disaster, trauma, etc.

What is your most marked characteristic? Ability to go with the flow.

What is your motto? There’s always the next time.

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CALIFORNIA REPARATIONS TASK FORCE

Iwas fortunate to attend a fantastic Fair Housing and Diversity forum in Indian Wells last week at the California Association of Realtors Winter Directors Event. With black history month on everyone’s mind this month, this forum focused on Reparations for African Americans and the California Reparations Task Force. The task force is studying the institution of slavery and its lingering negative effects on living African Americans, including descendants of persons enslaved in the United States and on society. This task force was put together to make recommendations to the California government following their findings. Led by Chair Kamilah Moore and rounded out by a fantastic group of senators, lawyers, civil rights leaders, and psychologists. This task force will have a final report to be released on June 1, focused on Final Recommendations, Community Eligibility, and Compensation Models (Housing, Cash, etc.) with evidence to back each.

What are the possible reparations? They can include making amends for the offense or harm done, restitution for stolen land and cash, subsidized health care, legal services, satisfaction (Symbolic), and guarantees of non-repetition. There have been other instances both domestically, Japanese American Internment Camp Survivors, Rosewood Florida, and internationally, Post Nazi Germany, Holocaust Survivors, and Heirs, South Africa Apartheid, where Reparations have been made.

The interim report thesis is focused on 12 specific areas of systemic discrimination.

• Racial Terror

• Political Disenfranchisement

• Housing Segregation

• Separate and Unequal education

• Racism in Environment and Infrastructure

• Pathologizing the Black Family

• Control over Creative Cultural and Intellectual Life

• Stolen Labor and Hindered opportunity

• Unjust legal system

• Mental and Physical Harm and Neglect

• The Wealth gap

Housing and Zoning have played a significant part across these 12 areas since Slavery was

abolished in 1865. Some of the data found and highlighted by the task force were:

In 2019, white households owned nine times more assets than black households.

Federal and California housing homestead acts gave away land, the majority to whites. Today, over 46 million people are dependents on the land given away.

The American housing act of 1949 helped white Americans buy single-family homes and excluded those of color.

Courts enforced racial covenants that prevented selling to black homes up until the late 1940s.

As an example, by 1940, 80% of homes in Los Angeles contained restrictive covenants barring black families.

Before 2008, banks specifically targeted blacks in those populated areas with “ghetto loans,” subprime and predatory rates.

From 1949 to 1973, American Americans were 5x more likely to be replaced by Eminent domain than white families.

Redlining - The practice of redlining was born out of the National Housing Act of 1934, where the FHA commissioned the Home Owners Loan Corporation to create a survey of neighborhoods in 239 cities and rank them by security and desirability. The survey ranked neighborhoods with a grade rating from A to D and color-coded each grade. An A-rated neighborhood was coded green and deemed the most “desirable,” a D neighborhood was coded red and deemed “least desirable” and therefore a higher loan risk. This practice mirrored the practice of restrictive land covenants, which made it impossible for a person of color to live in a green zone or get an FHA-backed loan in a red area.

Final Proposals around housing are still being worked on, and a priority is to create a new state agency, African American/Freedman Affairs Agency, to continue this work and suggest to the governor to identify past harms and prevent future harms. This also could have a development branch similar to the former CA Redevelopment Agency to facilitate the development of housing. Also, they are looking for ways not just to give out cash, perhaps in

the form of vouchers for housing, healthcare, and schooling, and continuing to remove those items or symbols. About 2.7 million African Americans in California could be eligible. And the task force is looking at ways to accomplish this by more than just simple taxation, which I appreciate.

The California Association of Realtors released a formal apology this past year for their involvement in these covenants and laws. As of July 1st, anyone who finds language in a property deed that prohibits the sale of that property to someone because of their race can require the county to remove it. These covenants were outlawed in 1948, but advocates say the discrimination they created still exists today.

Kamilah Moore ended with a strong quote: "When it's in your DNA and you believe something needs to be changed, then no one can stop you." I look forward to continuing to promote diversity in our Santa Barbara Community through our Santa Barbara Association of REALTORS and what the task force ultimately recommends.

Read the full report, executive summary, and preliminary recommendations at: https://oag. ca.gov/ab3121/

1915 GARDEN STREET

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2706 CUESTA ROAD

Rare opportunity awaits in Samarkand! The property offers an opportunity to create your dream home with stunning Mountain, City, Ocean, and Island views.

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VALLEY ROAD

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883 GWYNE AVENUE

Single-level home conveniently located between Santa Barbara and Goleta, adjacent to the Goleta bike path, and proximate to trails, parks, restaurants, and shopping.

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