The average home selling price in March 2023 in San Elijo Hills was $1,313,404 and closed for 100.5% of the listing price, down from 110% in April 2022. The average March 2023 market time was 24 days. This is down from just 63 days in February 2023.
The average price per square foot in March 2023 was $492, down from $739 in May 2022. Currently, only 10 homes are for sale in San Elijo Hills, and 12 homes are pending in escrow, with seven homes selling in March, up from 6 homes in February.
10 HOMES FOR SALE IN SAN ELIJO HILLS. This link is live and will update as homes come on the market. A great time to sell with limited competition.
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Camp-Run-A-Mutt is a cage free doggie daycare and boarding facility conveniently located off the 78 freeway in San Marcos. We have training and grooming available too! We are offering an exclusive introductory offer of 20% offall daycare packages for new customers only. Call or come by and visit.
Expires February 28th.
Please note:
We require current standings on Bordetella, Distemper/Parvo, Rabies, Leptospirosis, and Canine Influenza. All dogs over seven months must be spayed or neutered and are required to pass our standard temperament test.
Please check our directory if you are looking for a local San Elijo Hills business. Buy Local, and see you in The Hills.
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With a diverse, vibrant community of nearly 100,000 residents, San Marcos is quickly becoming one of the fastest growing cities in San Diego County. In addition to the top-ranked San Marcos Unified School District, residents can rely on an efficient public transportation system and access to quality medical care. The city’s West PACE aims to help older adults live safely and independently in their community for as long as possible, offering a full-service primary-care clinic, physical therapy, transportation to appointments, and more. Award-winning, master-planned communities, such as San Elijo HIlls—which features a plethora of shops, restaurants, and more than 18 miles of hiking trails—provides residents with conveniently located amenities. Additionally, San Marcos enjoys a mild, year-round climate, perfect for enjoying the city’s vast parks and trails program, as well as nearby lakes and beaches.
San Marcos residents are invited to attend the ‘State of Your Community,’ a free event featuring Mayor Rebecca Jones, the San Marcos City Council and Dr. Andy Johnsen, Superintendent of San Marcos Unified School District, from 5-7 p.m. June 2.
A resource fair with refreshments will begin at 5 p.m., followed by a presentation from Johnsen and an address from Mayor Jones at 6 p.m. at Community Services Main Hall, 3 Civic Center Drive, San Marcos.
In her address, Jones will cover a snapshot of the past year, focusing on topics including: our city’s ‘spirit of service,’ community safety, quality of life, supporting local businesses, the importance of community input, healthcare and education and infrastructure and mobility.
“Today, our city is on the map as an exciting destination,” Jones said. “We are no longer just a drive-through city, we are a ‘drive-to’ location. I am proud of our residents, businesses and community advocates who have stepped up and leaned in to transform our community into the innovative civic powerhouse that it is today.”
The ‘State of Your Community’ speech will be rebroadcast on San Marcos TV beginning in mid-June on Cox Communications Channel 19, Time Warner Cable Channel 24, AT&T U-Verse Channel 99.
Jones will also share the ‘State of Your Community’ speech at the San Marcos Chamber of Commerce’s ‘State of the City’ event, happening from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. June 8. State of the City is a paid luncheon event happening at California State University San Marcos. Registration is available here. General public seating (not including lunch) is available at no cost; advance registration is recommended by calling (760) 744-1270.
WHAT: 2022 State of Your Community’ event featuring Mayor Rebecca Jones WHEN: 5-7 p.m. June 2 COST: Free WHERE: City of San Marcos Community Services Main Hall, 3 Civic Center Drive
Voice Your Opinion on Vallecitos’ New Director Division Boundaries
San Marcos, CA – The Vallecitos Water District is governed by a five-member Board of Directors elected for staggered four-year terms, with each director being elected from a specific geographic area of Vallecitos’ service area. Vallecitos’ director division boundaries were last modified in 2016 based on data from the 2010 census.
State law requires Vallecitos to adjust our director division boundaries after each census so that the divisions are approximately equal in population. In adjusting the boundaries, Vallecitos may consider factors like topography; geography; cohesiveness, contiguity, integrity, and compactness of territory; and communities of interest. The new boundaries must be adopted by April 2022 and will take effect with the November 2022 general election.
Though only one public hearing is required by law prior to adopting new boundaries, Vallecitos will conduct the redistricting process via two public hearings to ensure the opportunity for public input:
Current Status – Staff provided information about the redistricting process at the December 1, 2021, Board meeting. Staff will solicit input about where communities of interest exist and how they can contribute to the building of potential director division boundaries. Two potential new maps are included as part of this press release.
February 16, 2022, Public Hearing – Based on comments received, Staff may incorporate input to generate additional maps. Staff will record and address any comment letters at the Public Meeting as well as solicit comments and input at the meeting. The maps may follow traditional redistricting criteria including that divisions are contiguous, compact, and follow traditional governmental or community lines and natural/physical contours.
March 16, 2022, Public Hearing – The final map, which will be made publicly available seven days prior to the hearing, will be presented for approval by Vallecitos’ Board of Directors.
Vallecitos press release February 3, 2022 Page 2
Comments may be submitted in writing:
Via USPS to:
Electronically to (ajohnson@vwd.org).####About Vallecitos Water District: As an independent, special district, Vallecitos is dedicated to providing water, wastewater, and reclamation services to over 105,000 people in a 45-square-mile area that includes San Marcos; the community of Lake San Marcos; portions of Carlsbad, Escondido, and Vista; and other surrounding unincorporated areas.
Vallecitos Water District Attn: General Manager 201 Vallecitos de Oro San Marcos, CA 92069
Instructions for participating in the public hearings and Staff reports will be posted to the Board Meetings page in advance of each meeting.
Vallecitos anticipates adopting District boundaries at the Board of Directors meeting on March 16, 2022, which will be effective with the November 2022 election
Recognized in Meta’s (Facebook) -Small Business Advocacy Program. Ed Philbrick has published San Elijo Life Life since 2006 with the goal of building San Elijo Hills Comunity and supporting local San Elijo Hills businesses.
Christina Tosi (founder of Milk Bar, judge on MasterChef, lovely and wildly talented human) has a very endearing way of bringing gentleness to reality TV, and I am pleased to report her newest venture is no different…except that it might be even sweeter to watch than everything else she’s done before. Welcome to Bake Squad, a new Netflix show premiering August 11. And we’ve got the first trailer!In the video above, you’ll meet the four outrageously talented bakers Christina has chosen as her, well, squad in order to take on a series of desserts meant for a few lucky individuals’ big days. They’ll compete against each other across eight episodes in order to have their dessert chosen for the occasion. The competitors are cake expert Ashley Holt, pastry illusionist Christophe Rull, pie aficionado Maya-Camille Broussard, and chocolatier/dessert wizard Gonzo Jimenez. You will fall in love with each of them; I certainly have in putting together a bunch of forthcoming Bake Squad content you may or may not see on this very website in the next few weeks.
The Belgian waffle ride will pass through San Elijo Hills on Sunday. The route climbs Questhaven Road from Elfin Forest and turns east on San Elijo Hills Road for an accent of Double Peak and exits San Elijo Hills on The Ridgeline Trail and ultimately leaving San Elijo Hills at the Ridgeline Trailhead Parking Lot across from Double Peak School. San Elijo Hills residents will be participating, get out and cheer the riders on and drive safely around cyclists. This year’s BWR will have the deepest field of professional riders in the event’s history and an expansive list of hungry amateur riders drawn to the unique opportunity to race alongside their heroes, like World Tour riders, Tiffany Cromwell, Matteo Jorgenson, Katerina Nash, Eddie Anderson, Ted King, Lauren De Crescenzo, Colin Strickland, Laurens Ten Dam or Peter Stetina, who won the 2019 edition.
What and when is The Belgian Waffle Ride, affectionately known as the BWR.
Welkom to the most unique cycling event in the U.S., the Belgian Waffle Ride, affectionately known as the BWR. This is its 10th anniversary and we’ve got a revised, dirtier, more entertaining, and slightly shorter (heat edition) route this year of 131.7-miles, more than 50-miles of which are off-road. Since the last formal event in 2019, the BWR has grown nearly 175% with so many new female competitors joining in the fun.
Last year, we didn’t get to have a formal BWR, but there was an informal ride of 140-miles, a bit longer than 2019 version, which had been lauded as the best yet, with 48-miles of dirt/pave sectors over 134-miles. The Wafer course had a record attendance for its 68-mile rocky route, and this year it has a 71-mile course. And we’ve added an opportunity for riders to get a taste of the Waffle with the Wanna, which is 37.5-miles.
The only Euro-style Spring Classic on American soil, the BWR is once again being hosted by the Lost Abbey Brewery, the coolest Belgian-inspired brewery anywhere west of Flanders, but we’ve outgrown the brewery’s facilities and moved the venue to the nearby North City in San Marcos, where the entire city will be turned into a massive beer garden for the BWR Expo! Not to worry, not only will the race offer up the same type of insanity, challenge, and unparalleled experience that has made it notorious and noteworthy, North City also offers a special final 1-mile Crit-Cross circuit that all riders will get to enjoy, tackle or otherwise survive to get to the actual finish line. This final Crit-Cross course will give fans and riders an extra bit of fun in celebrating the survival of the BWR courses. This course will also be the circuit that riders will compete on Friday night for the BWR party and LOOK Crit-Cross races.
The 2021 edition has drawn way more world-class cyclists from around the globe than ever before… many coming to take on defending champions, Peter Stetina and Sarah Sturm, and many more just to partake of the unique challenge of the day. Riders coming to win will have their work cut out for them, as this year the pro field is far deeper than ever before. The men and women pro fields will each have their own wave followed by USAC category riders then Public riders without a license.
The race has a growing cult following of fervent racers from cyclocross, road and mountain biking that could be related to the BWR’s stature in the now crowded event space of Gravel Racing, which wasn’t a thing when the BWR took riders into the dirt on their road bikes all those years ago. It’s important to note, the BWR was never set up to be a grinder event; it’s a road race punctuated by severe terrain and 50 plus miles of off-road riding, much of which some riders wish would be gravel. No matter, the BWR has become known as much for its difficulty — all the glorious trappings of the Belgian Spring Classics — as it has for the celebratory atmosphere that pervades its every funky facet.
We have added the Lentz is More MTB category for the Waffle this year in honor of our friend and hardman, Kevin Lentz, who tragically passed away from injuries suffered from a vehicle collision while on his Mountain Bike. This is not for the faint of heart or purple card recipients. All proceeds will be given to Kevin’s family.
Now in its seventh year, the Belgian Wafer Ride is currently set to have riders cover roughly 71-miles of the BWR’s tricky trails, hellacious hills and rolling roads. Percent-to-total, the Wafer has far more dirt than the Waffle and takes riders on all the most difficult off-road sectors featured in the Waffle. Granted, Wafer riders do miss out on 60-miles of difficult climbing and the dark and lonely beauty of The Zwartenberg, aka Black Canyon.
And for the first year, we have added the Wanna Ride. A chance for riders new to this type of event to take on a 37.5-mile portion of both the Waffle and Wafer. While the Wanna is short, it still has challenging dirt and a final climb to contend with.
Finishing the BWR redefines a rider’s previous personal limitations. For those unprepared, who show up to play checkers instead of chess, the race can be brutal. For everyone who rides, the experience carves a deep memory of magical moments of humanity between strangers and friends along the way, as overcoming the challenges of the event connects people for (s)mile after (s)mile. As mentioned earlier, this year’s BWR will have the deepest field of professional riders in the event’s history and an expansive list of hungry amateur riders drawn to the unique opportunity to race alongside their heroes, like World Tour riders, Tiffany Cromwell, Matteo Jorgenson, Katerina Nash, Eddie Anderson, Ted King, Lauren De Crescenzo, Colin Strickland, Laurens Ten Dam or Peter Stetina, who won the 2019 edition.
Prior to the event, there will be a special BWR VIP event at North City on Saturday, July 17th at 6 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. At the VIP event, the course will be revealed in detail, there will special race-related presentations riders won’t want to miss, the pros will be interviewed, and cyclists of all stripes will be able to rub shoulders with all the celebrities on hand for the epic weekend.
On Saturday and Sunday, the BWR Expo will take place at North City, San Marcos, which is a big draw on its own, promising to be the largest cycling party of the year in San Diego. Festivities kick-off Saturday at 9:00 a.m., July 16th, with the Eliel Breakfast Burrito Ride (BBR), raising money for the Pablove Foundation. It’s all open to the public.
The Belgian theme will be in full force with a host of unique entertainment features. A variety of craft beers reflecting the monastic brewing traditions of Belgium will be a featured attraction for this unique occasion.
Attendees can peruse a wide range of offerings from event sponsors and over 70 vendors, test ride a Canyon and people watch in Belgian bliss.
This event is part of the Tripel Crown of Gravel for 2021. For all information on the Tripel Crown please visit: TripelCrownOfGravel.com
FRIDAY, JULY 16TH, 2021
7 am – 11 am : EXPO VENDOR LOAD IN 12 pm – 6 pm : BWR EXPO & REGISTRATION 5 pm – 9 pm : LOOK CRIT-CROSS (OPEN TO EVERYONE) 6 pm – 9 pm : LOST ABBEY LIBATION STATION
SATURDAY, JULY 17TH, 2021
10 am – 6 pm : BWR EXPO & REGISTRATION 11 am : IRC TIRE THERAPY – MAIN STAGE 12 pm : RIDER BRIEFING #1 – MAIN STAGE 1 pm : CONSUMPTION STRATEGIES BY HAMMER NUTRITION 2 pm : RIDER BRIEFING #2 – MAIN STAGE 3 pm – LIVE MUSIC – MAIN STAGE 5 pm – 6 pm : VIP/MEDIA RECEPTION 6 pm – 9 pm : VIP/MEDIA/RIDERS PRE-RACE DINNER
SUNDAY, JULY 18TH, 2021
4:30 am : WAFFLE ENGORGING ENSUES 7:00 am : WAVE 1: BLACK: WAFFLE PRO, 1/2 MEN START 7:05 am : WAVE 2: RED: ALL WAFFLE WOMEN START 7:10 am : WAVE 3: GREY: WAFFLE MEN CAT 3/4 START 7:15 am : WAVE 4: GREEN: WAFFLE MEN CAT 5/PUBLIC START 7:20 am : WAVE 5: BLUE: WAFER MEN START 7:25 am : WAVE 6: YELLOW: WAFER WOMEN START 7:30 am : WAVE 7: WHITE: WANNA START (ALL) 10 am : EXPO AREA OPENS – WAFFLES, MUSIC, BEER, FUN AND GAMES 4 pm : PRO & CATEGORY AWARDS 4:30 pm : WAFER & AGE GROUP AWARDS 6 pm : EXPO CLOSES 8:20 pm : COURSE OFFICIALLY CLOSES (SUN SETS AT 7:56 p.m.)
