The San Diego Home Edit
3 homes. Every week. My take.
I look at a ridiculous number of San Diego houses every week. And often, a few really stand out.
Maybe it's a cool old Craftsman in North Park. A home with a killer location. A smart buy that people might overlook. Or something so unusual I just have to share it.
That's why I created The San Diego Home Edit.
Every week, I'll send you three handpicked San Diego properties with my personal take on what makes each one interesting, what I like, and what I'd want to look at a little more closely.
No endless listing alerts. No fluff. Just three homes worth a look.
Here's What You'll Get
A home that catches my attention for its combination of price, location, layout, condition or potential.
A place that stands out because of the life you could build around it. Sometimes the neighborhood is just as interesting as the house.
Something unique, unexpected, or just too frickin cool not to share.
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Hey, I'm Matt.
I'm Matt Thornberg, a San Diego Realtor and the guy behind Thornberg Home Group.
I love looking at houses. And I love exploring the neighborhoods, history, restaurants and experiences that make San Diego such an incredible place to live.
But there's a big difference between a house that looks great in photos and one that actually makes sense for the life you want.
The Home Edit is my way of sharing the interesting stuff I find, along with a little straight-shooting real estate perspective.
You don't need to be buying a home right now to enjoy it.
If you love checking out cool houses, want to get to know San Diego real estate better, or are planning your next move, you're in the right place.
Ready to See What Caught My Eye This Week?
Three handpicked homes. One email. Every week.
Written and curated by Matt Thornberg | Thornberg Home Group | eXp Realty.
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