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March 4, 2025

01  Market Activity: In January 2025, the median price of homes sold in San Diego was up 4.1% compared to the previous year. Properties typically remained on the market for an average of 37 days, indicating a moderately active market.

(NSDCAR)

02  Every great work of art has two faces, one toward its own time and one toward the future.

– Lester Bangs

03  Wildland in Carlsbad blends modern design with a relaxed vibe, serving fresh, seasonal dishes from brunch to dinner. Its airy space makes it perfect for coffee or a full dining experience.

The Cakery, located at 6142 Village Way in San Diego’s Carmel Valley, is a delightful bakery specializing in French tea cakes and their signature Burnt Basque Cheesecake. Each pastry is crafted with care, offering a unique twist on classic flavors.

(Wildland/The Cakery SD)

04 Microsoft researchers say they created a chip that leverages a new state of matter that could underpin quantum computers more powerful than the world has ever seen. The chip employs a so-called topological superconductor - a material that isn’t a solid, liquid or gas—to produce building blocks that can be scaled up into a powerful quantum computer.

(WSJ)

05  Bank of America expects the Fed to hold interest rates steady this year and into next year, according to CEO Brian Moynihan. However, traders bet The Fed is likely to resume cutting interest rates in June and could reduce short-term borrowing costs again in September, after a widely watched survey showed consumer confidence dove in February, and inflation expectations surged.

(USA Today)

06  Some like collecting Birkin bags which require a huge closet, but what size storage is needed if you collect cars?....or a big RV? LOTS more, which may make the Birkin’s cheap by comparison? Some areas around the US are struggling with neighbors building huge garages and car barns.....and some zoning does not allow for this when attached to the house. Underground garages that house 30 cars are popping up more frequently...

(WSJ)