Life in Santa Clarita

Get Santa Clarita Neighborhood Advice From A Facebook Friend Courtesy of Zillow

January 20, 2012

Zillow has rolled out something cool, and really beneficial for those thinking about moving to a new neighborhood or area. If you’re thinking of relocating to the Santa Clarita Valley or just a different part of it, then consider asking a Facebook friend who’s most familiar with the area. With Zillow’s new Neighborhood Advice tool, [...]

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Relocating to Santa Clarita and Curious About Commute Times?

January 19, 2012

While we sell Santa Clarita real estate, and are experts when it comes to the 4 walls and roof stuff, one of the most common questions posed to us agents is in regards to traffic conditions and commute times! It’s true! With Santa Clarita being so close to Los Angeles, many Santa Claritans, and those [...]

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The Santa Clarita Sunshine Tax

January 5, 2012

Around here, we pay the Santa Clarita Sunshine Tax. It’s baked into most prices. Most communities around the United States get a fair amount of sunshine during the spring and summer. And their cost of living isn’t affected, too much. Come to Southern California, however, and the cost of living goes up. Why? BAM! Sunny. [...]

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Spring Gardening In Santa Clarita

March 24, 2011

Spring has sprung and there is a lot going on in the neighborhoods of Santa Clarita. From Saugus, to Newhall the rain is preparing our soil for planting and painting our hills with green. If you haven’t had a chance to get outside and enjoy our paseos and parks it is time to take advantage [...]

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The Santa Clarita Food Truck Festival at Central Park in Saugus

March 2, 2011

As part of my job, I like to be hip with what’s happening in the SCV. When I sell homes, it’s not just about the walls and roof. It’s about the lifestyle options the area offers, too. You know, culture. With that in mind, I made plans to attend the SCV Food Truck Festival that [...]

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Santa Clarita Art Walk at Old Town Newhall

February 7, 2011

We had a blast hanging out at the Santa Clarita Art Walk in Old Town Newhall, last Thursday. The event, which is now slated for the first Thursday of each month, consisted of farmers market vendors, art gallery show inside the Repertory East Theater, gourmet food trucks, and of course, arts and craft type vendors/booths. [...]

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The Changing Santa Clarita Seasons

January 3, 2011

Finally, after a rare 20 plus year cold weather pattern hit the Santa Clarita Valley yesterday, we have a bit of pictorial proof, that the Santa Clarita Valley can indeed receive inclement weather. Nevermind that the fact that it’s weather that any northwest, midwest, or east coast state would laugh at. This is California, what [...]

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1st Annual New Years SCV Mountain Bike Ride

December 30, 2010

We like to Mountain Bike Ride here at The Robert & Brian Team. We like it, a lot. So, we decided to make an annual event of one of our favorite past times. Introducing the 1st Annual New Years SCV Mountain Bike Ride. Where: Tapia Canyon Trails in Castaic. Meet at the Castaic Sports Complex [...]

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Christmas Lights In Santa Clarita

December 12, 2010

By far the best place to check out a festive display of Christmas Lights in Santa Clarita, is over in the Saugus area, at Wakefield Ct. It’s right off of Copper Hill. Just turn on Courtland Way, and you’re there. Lights, everywhere! From street light to street light, to the lawns, to the roofs, to [...]

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Find The Beauty of Santa Clarita

September 27, 2010

Sometimes we’re all a little too busy to stop, and check out the beautiful surroundings of this place we call home, the Santa Clarita Valley. I was reminded of this today when I stumbled across this video that features amazing time lapse photography of the San Francisco Bay area: The Unseen Sea from Simon Christen [...]

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