Red Hawk Realty Announces the Highest Recorded Sale in Ramona! 25 Feb 2025, 10:16 pm

Record-Breaking Sale!

Star B Ranch, Ramona, CA
1,190+/- Acres
SOLD for $10,000,000

We’re thrilled to announce the highest recorded sale in Ramona! Represented by our very own power duo, Meriah Druliner and Donn Bree of Red Hawk Realty.

This incredible property wasn’t just a sale; it was a legacy. Congratulations to our clients and everyone who made this historic moment possible.

Check out Star B Ranch here:

28428 Highway 78, Ramona, CA 92065

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December Updates: Insights, Tips & New Listings 9 Dec 2024, 11:03 pm

Winter Home Maintenance: Protect Your Property and Save on Costs

As the winter season approaches, it’s important to prepare your home to withstand harsh weather conditions. From frozen pipes to roof damage, winter can bring significant challenges. By taking proactive steps now, you can protect your property, minimize repair costs, and ensure your home is warm and energy-efficient all season long.

Key Steps to Winterize Your Home:

Exterior Maintenance:

• Clean Gutters: Clear debris from gutters to prevent ice dams and water damage. This simple task reduces strain on your roof and keeps your drainage system functioning properly.
• Trim Overhanging Branches: Snow and wind can break branches, causing costly damage. Trim back trees near your home to prevent roof and property damage.
• Re-caulk Windows and Doors: Sealing gaps helps retain heat, improves energy efficiency, and lowers heating costs during the colder months.
• Roof and Chimney Inspections: Ensure your roof is in good condition to handle winter storms. A chimney inspection is also essential for safety, particularly if you use a fireplace.

Interior Precautions:

• HVAC and Plumbing Inspections: Check your heating systems for efficiency and inspect plumbing to avoid frozen pipes. It’s also a good time to test carbon monoxide detectors to ensure safety during winter months.
• Reversing Ceiling Fans: A simple adjustment to your ceiling fans can help circulate warm air, ensuring better heat distribution and potential savings on heating costs.
• Improve Insulation: Address drafty doors and windows with weatherstripping or thermal curtains. For extra protection, consider insulating your home’s foundation and sealing air leaks.

Protect Your Property’s Value:

• Protect Plumbing: Insulate pipes in vulnerable areas and disconnect outdoor hoses to prevent freezing. Letting faucets drip and maintaining a consistent indoor temperature can help prevent burst pipes.
• Garden and Tools: Clean and store garden tools properly to prevent rust. Mulch leaves to enrich your garden and protect your lawn from damage. Remember to drain fuel from small engines to prevent starting issues in the spring.

Review Your Homeowner’s Insurance: As part of your winter preparation, now is an ideal time to review your homeowner’s insurance policy. Ensure that your policy covers potential winter damages, such as ice dams, roof damage, or fire-related incidents. Understanding your coverage can provide peace of mind and help you address any gaps before winter storms arrive.

By taking these preventive measures, you can minimize the risk of winter damage, reduce energy costs, and keep your home safe and comfortable throughout the season. A little effort now can save you significantly down the road, making this winter easier to weather. 

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November in the Backcountry: Buyer Insights, Ranching Advice, and Sweet Treats 14 Nov 2024, 7:25 pm

Hello from Red Hawk Realty!

As the days grow shorter and the crispness of fall settles in, there’s no better time to reflect on the unique lifestyle that rural San Diego County has to offer. We often receive questions from prospective buyers about what it’s really like to live in the backcountry. As both a longtime resident and co-broker, I’m excited to answer some of these questions and share a glimpse into this special way of life.

In this newsletter, I’ll cover frequently asked questions, from managing rural utilities and commuting, to finding internet solutions and understanding fire safety. You’ll also find ranching tips, a cookie recipe perfect for the season, and insights into the types of properties available in our area.

Whether you’re considering a move to the country or are simply curious, I hope you find this newsletter informative and inspiring. Feel free to reach out with any questions—I’m always here to help you explore the possibilities of backcountry living.

Most Frequently Asked Questions About Rural Real Estate…..

1. What is the lifestyle like in the backcountry?

• Answer: Living in the backcountry offers a slower pace and closer connection to nature. With fewer people, more wildlife, and open spaces, it’s ideal for those seeking privacy, outdoor activities, and a strong sense of community. As someone who both lives and sells real estate here, I can share firsthand experiences to help you determine if this lifestyle aligns with your expectations.

2. Are there concerns about water and utilities?

• Answer: Yes, rural properties often rely on private wells, septic systems, and propane. Understanding the condition of these systems and the quality of resources is critical. I can connect you with inspectors and service providers who specialize in evaluating and maintaining these systems, ensuring you’re fully informed before purchasing.

3. What is the commute to urban areas like?

• Answer: Commuting from the backcountry can be challenging, with longer distances and curvier roads. However, the scenic drives and tranquility can be worth it. I’ve managed this balance myself and can offer practical advice on commuting and working from home.

4. How is internet and cell service?

• Answer: Connectivity varies significantly by location, with some areas offering limited service. It’s vital to check available providers before committing to a purchase. I can guide you on options like satellite, Starlink, or local service providers, based on my own experience living here.

5. What should I know about fire risks?

• Answer: Fire safety is a top priority in rural areas, given the region’s dry conditions. It’s essential to maintain defensible space around homes. I can help you understand fire insurance options and connect you with local fire safety resources to mitigate risk.

6. How does buying rural land differ from suburban purchases?

• Answer: Rural properties often come with unique zoning, land use, and development restrictions. Partnering with a knowledgeable real estate expert is essential to navigate these complexities. With my extensive experience selling rural properties, I ensure you understand everything from land surveys to easements and water rights.

7. Are there local amenities nearby?

• Answer: While amenities are more limited compared to urban areas, the backcountry has unique attractions such as small local markets, wineries, outdoor recreation, and local events. I can provide insights on nearby amenities and how to make the most of local offerings.

Feel free to reach out to me with any additional questions. I love sharing my passion for backcountry living and helping others find their dream property in this beautiful part of San Diego County!

Warm regards,

Co-Owner and Broker, Red Hawk Realty

Farmers & Ranchers Tips Whether you are a small acreage Organic Farmer or a Rancher with a lot of Livestock, Equipment, & acreage, the fall season is a very busy time of the year.  There are many things that need to be considered, decisions to be made, and actions to be taken.  This requires a plan.  Here are some tips that you may want to consider when putting your plan on paper and into action. ~ Taxes & Insurance: These are two big items of expense, as well as opportunities to make improvement.  There are many potential tax benefits related to agriculture.  Schedule a meeting with a competent tax advisor experienced in agricultural tax planning.  Go over your current operations and your future plans.  You may be able to revise your timing as to how you market your crops or livestock.  You may be able to accelerate certain expenses if you need additional write-offs.  Perhaps you may need additional capital equipment that may increase your depreciation schedule.  Now is the time to check in with your Tax Professional, start getting your documentation together, and of course every plan will be different.  Regarding insurance, it is important to go over your coverages with your agent.  Did you add a piece of equipment?  Is your liability coverage adequate?  Also, as insurance premiums have risen dramatically, it may be a good time to shop your premiums and policies.  Most good Agents are happy to help. ~ Banking, Capital, & Budgeting: In the fall, most of us will know pretty much how our Agricultural year went and about how we will make out.  It makes no difference if the year was good or not so good, it is important to have a meeting with your Banker or Capital Partners to go over where you think you are and what your plans are.  This way there will be no surprises, especially if you prepare a draft budget & proposed cash-flow analysis to go with the meeting.  If you are using a bank operating line of credit this will be a big plus if you need to roll a portion of this year’s loan into next year’s line.  All sources of capital love paperwork, budgets & plans in writing.  Once you have the format, this process becomes easier year after year. Red Hawk Realty is here to help with all your Real Estate wants and needs.  I look forward to be of service. Good luck with all your fall work and be safe.  Contact Jim Here Chewy Brown Sugar Cookies A brown sugar version of sugar cookies, with a touch of molasses. Rich flavor, with crisp edges, and almost fudgy center, and beautiful crackles across the top.  Ingredients: 2 1/2 cups plus 1 tablespoon [364 g] all-purpose flour 3/4 teaspoon baking soda 3/4 teaspoon salt 1 cup [2 sticks | 227 g] unsalted butter at room temperature 1 3/4 cup [350 g] dark brown sugar 1 teaspoon molasses 1 large egg plus 1 large yolk 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract 1/2 cup [100 g] granulated sugar for rolling Instructions: Adjust an oven rack to the middle of the oven. Preheat the oven to 350F [180C]. Line three sheet pans with parchment paper. In a medium bowl, combine the flour, baking soda, and salt. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle, beat the butter on medium speed until creamy, about 1 minute. Add the brown sugar and the molasses and beat on medium speed until light and fluffy, 2 to 3 minutes. Add the egg, yolk, and vanilla, and beat on medium speed until combined. Add the flour mixture and beat on low speed until just combined. Place the granulated sugar in a medium bowl. Form the cookies into 1 1/2 oz [45 g] balls (2 tablespoons). Roll each ball in the sugar and place 8 cookies on a sheet pan. Bake one pan at a time, rotating halfway through baking. Bake until the sides are set and the bottoms are light golden brown, 10 to 11 minutes. Transfer the sheet pan to a wire rack and let the cookies cool for 5 to 10 minutes on the pan, then remove them and let them cool completely on the wire rack. Store the cookies in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days. Contact Danielle Here

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Family-Friendly Fall Fun in the San Diego Backcountry 3 Oct 2024, 9:28 pm

October Events : San Diego County Backcountry! 

Fall has arrived, and with it comes the excitement of pumpkin patches, harvest festivals, and spooky Halloween fun! Whether you’re looking to pick the perfect pumpkin, explore a corn maze, or enjoy some local seasonal festivities, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a roundup of family-friendly events happening in the San Diego Backcountry and surrounding areas this October. 

Ramona: Pumpkin Patch at Mountain Valley Ranch

When: Every weekend in October 

Where: Mountain Valley Ranch, Ramona 

Kick off the fall season at Mountain Valley Ranch’s Pumpkin Patch! Take a hayride, wander through a corn maze, and pick out a pumpkin to carve. Perfect for a weekend family outing. 

Lakeside: Halloween Festival at Lakeside Community Center 

When: October 26th 

Where: Lakeside Community Center 

If you’re near Lakeside, don’t miss the Halloween Festival! With costume contests, candy, games, and more, it’s a fun and safe event for kids to get into the spooky spirit. 

Fallbrook: Halloween Festival at the Community Center 

When: October 26th

Where: Fallbrook Community Center 

Celebrate Halloween with the whole family at Fallbrook’s Community Center Festival! Enjoy trick-or-treating, themed activities, and costume contests. It’s a great evening of Halloween fun for all ages. 

Fallbrook: Harvest Faire in Downtown Fallbrook 

When: October 20th 

Where: Downtown Fallbrook 

Get into the fall spirit with the Harvest Faire in Downtown Fallbrook! This family-friendly event offers live music, delicious food trucks, crafts, pumpkin painting, and face painting for the little ones.

Fallbrook: Pumpkin Patch at Family Christmas Tree Farm 

When: Weekends in October 

Where: Family Christmas Tree Farm, Fallbrook 

Head to this quaint pumpkin patch for tractor-pulled hayrides, pumpkin picking, and more seasonal fun. Perfect for creating those Instagram-worthy fall family moments! 

Temecula: Big Horse Corn Maze & Harvest Festival 

When: Open Tuesday-Sunday in October 

Where: Big Horse Feed & Mercantile, Temecula 

Get ready for adventure at the Big Horse Corn Maze, Southern California’s largest corn maze! There’s so much to do with pumpkin patches, food vendors, and harvest-themed activities every day of the week. 

Alpine: Lions, Tigers, and Bears Spooky Campover 

When: October 25-26th 

Where: Lions, Tigers, and Bears Animal Sanctuary, Alpine 

For an unforgettable experience, camp out at this one-of-a-kind wildlife sanctuary. Enjoy a spooky night filled with trick-or-treating, campfire stories, and the chance to see big cats and bears up close! 

Julian: Fort Cross Old Timey Adventures Harvest Hoedown 

When: Saturday nights in October 

Where: Fort Cross Old Timey Adventures, Julian 

Ready for some old-fashioned fall fun? Head to Fort Cross for their Harvest Hoedown! Expect live music, dancing, and fun interactive farm activities for the whole family. 

Julian: Build a Scarecrow at Wynola Junction 

When: October 5th and 12th 

Where: Wynola Junction, Julian 

Get creative and build your very own scarecrow at this hands-on event. Whether you’re making a spooky scarecrow or a friendly one, it’s a fun activity for both kids and adults. 

Julian: Haunted Harvest at Fort Cross 

When: Saturdays in October 

Where: Fort Cross Old Timey Adventures, Julian 

Looking for a spookier adventure? The Haunted Harvest event at Fort Cross delivers eerie fun with haunted hayrides and ghost stories. It’s perfect for families with older kids or anyone who loves a good scare. 

Julian: Haunted Forest at Banner Ranch 

When: Every weekend in October 

Where: Banner Ranch, Julian 

Walk through the Haunted Forest at Banner Ranch if you’re feeling brave! This haunted attraction offers a thrilling experience for those who love the scarier side of Halloween. 

Julian: Nature Wonderfest 

When: October 26th 

Where: Julian 

Celebrate the wonders of nature at this fun-filled festival featuring wildlife exhibits, nature-inspired activities, and educational experiences for kids and adults alike. A wonderful way to spend a fall day outdoors! 

Get Ready for some Family-Friendly Fall Fun! 
There’s no shortage of exciting and family-friendly activities to enjoy in October. Whether you’re in the mood for some good old-fashioned pumpkin picking, Halloween thrills, or fall festivals, there’s something for everyone. Be sure to mark your calendars and make the most of this beautiful season! 

Let us know in the comments which event you’re most excited about or share your favorite fall traditions with us!

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Real Estate Market Correction in 2024 23 Sep 2024, 6:58 pm

San Diego County broke housing records in 2023. That trend continued into the new year with double-digit monthly median price growth in Q1 of 2024. Prices slowed in Q2, but nothing close to what was predicted. Now that interest rates are on the decline and prices are holding steady, are we approaching an influx point for a recalibration or are we on track for a more substantial market correction?

Here are our predictions and suggestions for the remainder of 2024:

Mortgage Interest Rates Will Continue to Drop

Are interest rates up, down or staying the same? Mortgage rates were gradually declining, with the average rate in California hovering around 6.2% and were anticipated to drop below 6% by the end of 2024. This anticipated decline is influenced by the Federal Reserve’s possible rate cuts as unemployment rates were dropping in tandem with stock market pressure. However, unemployment has been stagnant and it is looking more likely that interest rates will hold steady. 

Median Home Prices Staying Strong

Median home prices have shown resilience, with an expected increase of 4.6% for 2024. This growth is higher than initially forecasted, reflecting the ongoing demand and limited supply in the housing market. Prices over the past year have softened from their peaks in late 2023, and it is not likely prices will hold. The average median home price in San Diego is ~$940,000. 

Home Inventory is on the Rise

Home inventory levels have started to accumulate more than previously forecasted. The inventory is expected to increase by 14.5% for the year. This rise in inventory is partly due to more newly built homes entering the market, providing some relief to the constrained supply. A significant increase in inventory will likely cause prices to remain steady, or adjust downward. 

What Our Agents Are Saying

Overall, mortgage rates are declining, home prices are rising, and inventory is increasing, creating a dynamic and evolving real estate market in 2024. If you are in the market, the current market conditions present numerous opportunities to find valuable properties that meet your needs and investment goals. If high mortgage rates continue to be a barrier for affordability, look for seller paid rate buydowns to help you close the deal. 

Rural Real Estate

Metropolitan and urban properties are directly affected by the dynamics discussed above. However, rural properties are historically more susceptible to and more directly impacted by market corrections. This means less competition, and perhaps more potential property options during transitional market conditions, such as those we are presently experiencing throughout the state of California.

Anticipated Impact of the NAR Settlement on Market Conditions

As the real estate industry continues to evolve, the recent National Associations of Realtors settlement is expected to have a significant impact on market conditions. The most noticeable change will be in the transparency of agent compensation, shifting the landscape for buyers and sellers alike. Buyers may now be more actively involved in negotiating broker fees as part of their purchase agreements, which could lead to greater scrutiny of transaction costs and influence on real estate prices. Additionally, sellers may face increased pressure to offer competitive terms to attract buyers. In response to these shifts, industry professionals will need to adapt their strategies to ensure continued success in a market where both transparency and consumer protection take center stage.

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Navigating the Real Estate Market in 2024 24 Jun 2024, 4:45 pm

A Personal Message from Meriah Druliner & Donn Bree on Recent Market Conditions

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San Diego Farming – A Multi-Billion Dollar Industry 9 May 2024, 6:01 pm

San Diego Agriculture – An Industry Leader

Did you know that San Diego County agriculture contributes a total of $2.88 billion to the local economy? Bedding Plants, Color & Perennials, Cacti & Succulents remain the top producers at 25% of the total production but produce (food production) continues to surge. Avocados saw a 48% spike between 2021 and 2022 while the larger “fruit and nut” crop classification value jumped by 29% to 305 million overall. In the same period, honey and beeswax saw a monumental increase of 724%, from $79,023 to $651,295, a reassuring sign for the recovering apiary industry.

What Makes Farming in San Diego so Successful?

With over 350 registered organic growers, San Diego County has the largest number of organic farms and the largest number of small farms in the country. San Diego County is one of the largest producers of domestic avocados, most of which are organic. Agricultural incentives like the Williamson Act, and financial assistance from the county help ease some of the climate and water deficiencies that accompany farming in Southern California. Fortunately, above-average rainfall over the past two years has filled reservoirs, and conservation by residents and businesses means that San Diego County has enough water to meet the region’s needs for 2024 and the foreseeable future.

Source: SD Farm Bureau

The economic and social impact of the San Diego farming industry and the national food supply means that the local California government continues to emphasize climate action plans throughout the county and a continued commitment for farming in San Diego. California remains the most valuable real estate for farming in the country and our team of land and farm real estate professionals don’t anticipate market changes for ag properties any time soon. View our featured agricultural properties below and feel free to reach out to us with any questions!

Act Now to Seize Exceptional Opportunities in Real Estate!

Are you considering a move in the real estate market? Whether you’re buying or selling, let the expert team at Red Hawk Realty guide you with precision and care. We’re here to address all your questions and lead you toward a rewarding transaction. Don’t miss out on the vibrant opportunities available this spring and summer! Contact us today and let us help you navigate your real estate journey with confidence and success.

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2024 Real Estate Market Outlook 30 Jan 2024, 4:45 pm

San Diego Real Estate Market Predictions from Real Estate Experts

Brokerage co-owner and San Diego real estate veteran Donn Bree gives his 2024 real estate market outlook in San Diego.

What are your predictions for the first two quarters of the housing market in San Diego? 

The San Diego real estate market is one of the strongest in the country with high buyer demand, low inventory, and an average home value of $896,575. Average home prices increased 14.8 percent when comparing January 2024 to the previous year. 

The seller’s market that defined San Diego in 2023 will likely continue for 2024. That does not mean that buyers and investors should approach the San Diego real estate market without hesitation as prices are predicted to rise again this year.  

Real Estate Market for Buyers

What should buyers consider with regard to inventory, mortgage rates, and new ordinances? 

The US housing market is currently at an influx point with mortgage rates hovering around 6.5%. Due to the high rate of borrowing, buyer demand remains low, and current inventory is relatively stagnant. That being said, major rate changes are on the horizon and home values are forecasted to rise again in 2024. Buyers in the market should consider making a move within the next 60 days to take advantage of less competition, and strong negotiating power. 

The next Federal Open Market (FOMC) meeting is March 20th and the current CME prediction calls for favorable rate easing. Lowering rates will draw more buyers to the market so expect prices to increase and bargaining power to decrease. Some lenders are already dropping rates as low as 5% in anticipation of these rate changes.

New California laws like AB-1033 allow homeowners in certain California cities to sell ADUs like condos – separately from main properties. This new law will increase the value of current ADU properties and improve the value of properties with ADU potential. This may be an important consideration for both parties if the property is suitable since zoning laws are changing to make housing more available.

Real Estate Market for Sellers

What should sellers consider with regard to inventory, mortgage rates, and new ordinances? 

Reasonably priced turn-key properties have been, and will likely continue to be in high demand commanding top-of-the-market prices. Slow-moving, expensive, or stagnant inventory primarily consists of project or otherwise problematic properties; overpriced properties; and discretionary purchases, such as second homes and recreational property. 

As such, undesirable property inventory levels will exceed the demand for the same, while well-priced quality inventory will remain in short supply. 

A byproduct of these market conditions should be pent-up demand for the lower-end owner and non-owner-occupied properties, which will be activated by a downward movement of as little as 100 basis points in the mortgage market. Movement of inventory in the lower-end entry-level and investment real estate markets could trigger vertical movement in the discretionary market (second homes & recreational properties) in the second quarter.

In any case, don’t look for price tags on quality properties to roll back any time in the foreseeable future…

As a seller, this information should empower you to field as many offers as possible and maximize the value of your property listing. Work with a qualified, knowledgeable agent who can maximize your property’s marketing value and reach the largest amount of cash buyers. 

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Will Housing Prices Drop in 2023? 16 Oct 2023, 6:36 pm

According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), median sales prices nationwide remain near record highs. While 30-year fixed mortgage rates approaching 8%, the San Diego housing market remains bullish thanks to sustained low inventory. Despite the market cooling in the first half of the year, property prices remain steady. 

“You’re not going to see house prices decline… There’s just not enough inventory.” said Rick Arvielo, head of mortgage firm New American Funding.

Lawrence Yun, chief economist of the NAR, continues “The idea of a housing recession is essentially over” and any market cooling experienced in the first half of the year has been reversed in Q3 of 2023.

This means that housing in San Diego County will continue to remain challenging for first time home buyers, particularly as high mortgage rates double monthly financing costs. “Buyers still struggle with the triple threat of rising listing prices, record-high mortgage rates and limited inventory, making affordability a continued concern,” Realtor.com chief economist Danielle Hale said in a statement. Demand also remains high as an increasing number of professionals are choosing to work from home, spending significantly more on housing. 

Predicting a Market Correction

Factors influencing a market correction include low inventory levels, rising mortgage rates and sustained housing prices. In the unlikely event of a radical market correction, the decreasing housing prices will likely not approach the decline in pricing that was experienced in the 2005/2007 real estate market crash fueled by poor lending practices and the ensuring flood of distressed properties entering the market. Moreover, most homeowners have a solid equity cushion on their homes, and foreclosure rates should remain low.

Mixed Zoning Legislation in California

In California, legislation for subsidized affordable housing, mixed zoning and streamlined housing development approvals means that rural properties and land will command a premium. Buying rural real estate is also a great way to hedge against inflation and diversify investments.

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Red Hawk Realty Lists Three Multi-Million Dollar Backcountry Ranches in the San Diego Backcountry 7 Aug 2023, 5:35 pm

Southern California real estate broker, Red Hawk Realty, announced three multi-million dollar listings in communities throughout San Diego County. All three properties are working and recreational in nature, providing unique agricultural value to their respective communities.

Brokerage co-owner Donn Bree provides his highlights of each of these spectacular properties:

Star B Ranch – Award-Winning Bison Ranch

What makes Star “B” an attractive investment are the rare and abundant natural resources found throughout the ranch, the versatility of the improvements, and the size and location of this historic offering. Surface water is abundant. Interspersed meadowlands make this sprawling ranch feel and appear larger than is – and it is large! Offerings of this quality and size rarely come to the Southern California real estate marketplace. With growing interest in rural lifestyle, coupled with the diminishing size of quality ranch lands, properties like Star B seem destined to appreciate over time.

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Hawk Watch Winery – Southern California Boutique Winery

Not often do profitable winery/vineyard operations come to market. Hawk Watch Winery is a case study on how to organize, establish, and operate a boutique retail and farming business. I cannot remember seeing a better situation to step into for anyone looking to embrace the vintner/viticulture lifestyle. Stand on the shoulders of the founders and the odds for continued success are weighed heavily in your favor.

Rancho Vista Del Valle – Working and Recreational Ranch

Situated in one of Southern California’s most coveted rural lifestyle locales, Rancho Vista Del Valle in historic Mesa Grande provides unparalleled views, and total privacy. Currently home to a premier working and recreation ranch, this property features extensive infrastructure that lends itself to an abundance of possibilities for growth, customization, and enjoyment for generations to come. Majestic mountain scenery with spectacular views, easy accessibility to and throughout the property, the expansive acreage and infrastructure, and the pristine natural setting with plentiful wildlife make this a truly dynamic and inviting property prepared to welcome its next steward.

Bree had the following to add with regard to the future of his brokerage:

As rural real estate brokers, Meriah and I feel very fortunate to earn our livelihood with an incredible team of like-minded professionals while living the lifestyle we have always been drawn to and aimed for. Our rural lifestyle features so many unique properties where families and friends can gather to unwind, relax, and recreate – a truly life-altering experience. Rural lifestyle appears to be catching on; we have seen an elevated interest in rural properties over the past 5 years, and expect it only to continue in the foreseeable future!

About Red Hawk Realty

Donn Bree & the Red Hawk Realty team specialize in representing clients in the purchase and sale of ranches, farms, residential, land, commercial and investment properties, and offer assessment, valuation, loans, and independent consulting services. With a Ph.D. in Natural Sciences, Donn offers a distinct value with extensive knowledge of the biological environment, specific to geology, hydrology, and vegetation. Red Hawk Realty has knowledgeable, experienced and professional agents who are highly proficient and offer guidance in market conditions & trends, inventory, and area information. Team members work collaboratively and collectively to provide high-quality client services with an emphasis on communication, accessibility and reliability. Red Hawk Realty was awarded with the Land.com Land star Top Producer for Q1 of 2023. Leaders In Lifestyle Real Estate!

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