Ken Switzer

Conveniently-located single-story 4-bedroom+addition home in the coveted Kellogg School attendance area, just in time for the upcoming school year. The attractive corner parcel wraps around to a cul-de-sac to offer front-yard curb appeal, and is within a couple of blocks of the Calle Real Center, Trader Joe's, restaurants and services. The expanded home of 1842+/- square feet (as measured) -

Now available for sale for the 1st time in 50 years, is a rare under-developed parcel in an A++ location, adjacent to the Cottage Hospital medical buildings, Sansum Clinic, etc. Current use is 3 apartment units in front at the street, the back portion of the lot was never built on. Recent and ever-increasing housing density rules now offer a developer/investor an incredible opportunity to

Now available for sale is one of Santa Barbara's most iconic and amazing homes, at the beginning of the exclusive Upper East neighborhood just a few blocks to the heart of downtown. This gorgeous Queen Anne Victorian is one of the first grand homes built in this idyllic coastal town - in 1887 by prominent local financier Joseph Howard - and in recent years has been brought back to its full glory

Rare newer-construction mixed-use property in downtown Santa Barbara, uniquely suited for any combination of residential owner-occupant(s) / family compound / commercial owner-user / long-term investment hold. All separately metered, the 3 residential units at the back were built brand-new in 2015, and the 4th commercial unit in front was completely renovated in 2015. The residential mix is 2

For sale for the 1st time in over 50 years, 2220 Oak Park Lane is a rare investment opportunity in one of the very best locations for top-quality tenant demand - less than a block to Cottage Hospital, Sansum Clinic and Ridley-Tree Center, and in the middle of Santa Barbara's several-block medical district with thousands of high-paying medical-related jobs. Consisting of 8 x 2-BR units plus 2 x

2 adjacent parcels each with an extra-large oceanfront duplex, representing an opportunity for fantastic cash flow in perhaps the most captive student tenant micro-market in the country. Over 40,000 UC Santa Barbara and City College students compete to try and rent only ~80 oceanfront buildings on Del Playa. Current rents are ~20%-30% below what a renovated building could bring in, for example