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Maria Rojas Homes - Weichert SoCal Living San Diego relocation + military family specialist
Mission Valley • Linda Vista • Clairemont • Mira Mesa CADRE 02238431

I married the love of my life and we have 3 kids while my husband is serving in the US Navy. I am fully prepared to assist buyers, sellers and their families to the best of my abilities, guiding them from their starter homes to their dream homes.

08/12/2026

Another great monthly meeting at the Weichert SoCal Living office! 📊 We dove into the latest market stats — active listings, pending sales, and where prices are trending — so I can keep giving my clients the most accurate, up-to-date guidance whether they’re buying or selling.

And exciting news: our Annual Client BBQ is coming up! 🎉 It’s one of my favorite ways to reconnect with past clients and their families and say thank you for trusting me with one of the biggest decisions of their lives.

📲 Want the latest market stats for your neighborhood, or want to be added to the BBQ guest list? Send me a message — I’d love to connect!

Maria Rojas
Real Estate Agent | Weichert SoCal Living
DRE #02238431
619-990-9084
maria-rojas.weichertsocal.com

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08/07/2026

Money can't buy happiness, but I genuinely cannot remember being upset after a day like this in San Diego, CA.

☀️ Waterbar in Pacific Beach for happy hour on the patio, right over the boardwalk.
🌮 Lola 55 in East Village for tacos that make the whole week better.
🧘‍♀️ CorePower in Hillcrest for a pilates class that somehow fixes my mood every single time.

This is the version of San Diego that never makes it onto a tourist list, but it's the version that actually makes living here so good.

If you are thinking about a move here, this is exactly the kind of day you could have too.

Comment "GUIDE" and I will send you my full local guide to San Diego 👇

Maria Rojas, REALTOR® | DRE #02238431
Weichert SoCal Living • Military Relocation & First-Time Buyer Specialist
| your San Diego, CA real estate agent + your favorite local resource

08/06/2026

📍 FOR SALE IN SAN DIEGO, CA

I had vacation plans this month. Then I toured this backyard and honestly considered canceling them.

✓ Saltwater pool + built-in firepit, made for entertaining year-round
✓ 4 Beds / 3 Baths
✓ Chef's kitchen with a waterfall-edge island
✓ Tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac in Del Cerro, minutes from Lake Murray
✓ Priced to move fast in this market

Some homes make you rethink your whole summer plans. This is one of them.

Comment "LISTING" and I will send you all the details 👇

Maria Rojas, REALTOR® | DRE #02238431
Weichert SoCal Living • Military Relocation & First-Time Buyer Specialist
| your San Diego, CA real estate agent

08/05/2026

Nobody tells you about buying a home in San Diego, CA on a school year timeline…

It takes longer than you think.

San Diego Unified's first day of school is August 10 — and most surrounding districts land in that same mid-August window. Between financing, inspections, school zone research (hello, Point Loma vs. Mission Hills boundary lines), and the actual move, the families who make it happen smoothly are almost always the ones who started 30–45+ days before closing, not the week before school starts.

If you are even thinking about a move to San Diego before next school year, now is the time to start the conversation, not next July.

Or if you want to be in your new home before the holidays, comment "GUIDE" and I'll send you my Buyer Guide with everything you need to start doing now.

Maria Rojas, REALTOR® | DRE #02238431
Weichert SoCal Living • Military Relocation & First-Time Buyer Specialist
| your San Diego, CA real estate agent

08/04/2026

Just a typical day in my life…

I brake for "For Sale" signs — even in someone else's neighborhood.
I peek at every open house I pass, even when I'm not working it.
I'm constantly thinking about how to market my client's listing better than the last one.
My camera roll is 90% houses and 10% screenshots I'll never delete.
I can't drive through San Diego without pointing out what recently sold.
I notice new construction before I notice new restaurants — and in this city, that's saying something.

Safe to say… once you're a Realtor, you never really turn it off. And I wouldn't have it any other way!

Let me guess your career! In the comments, write some clues about your job 👇

Maria Rojas, REALTOR® | DRE #02238431
Weichert SoCal Living • Military Relocation & First-Time Buyer Specialist
| your San Diego, CA real estate agent

08/03/2026

August in San Diego always sneaks up on me. One minute it's pool days and popsicles at Mission Bay, the next everyone's buying school supplies and asking where the summer went.

Comment "AUGUST" and I'll send you my full list of what to do this month around San Diego — Nighttime Zoo evenings at the San Diego Zoo, sunset walks at Sunset Cliffs in Ocean Beach, the last SummerFest and Rady Shell concerts of the season, brunch spots in North Park, and the little things only locals in La Jolla, Hillcrest, and South Park seem to know about.

I put this together every year because I genuinely love this place, and I love helping people fall in love with it too. Whether you've lived in San Diego, CA forever or you're just starting to picture your life here — in Point Loma, Bankers Hill, or anywhere in between — this list is for you.

Save it, share it, and comment "AUGUST" so I can send it your way.

Maria Rojas, REALTOR® | DRE #02238431
Weichert SoCal Living • Military Relocation & First-Time Buyer Specialist
| your San Diego, CA real estate agent + your city guide

08/02/2026

Trusting the process and the purpose behind it. Grateful to serve San Diego families with heart and faith. 💛

07/31/2026

July is in the books. Here’s what actually happened in San Diego, CA this month 👇

📊 JULY 2026 MARKET SNAPSHOT:
Average home price: $1,015,000
Median days on market: 22
New listings this month: 1,420
Closed sales: 1,180
Average list‑to‑sale ratio: 98.7%

What this means for YOU:
July in San Diego stayed active but balanced — inventory ticked up slightly, giving buyers a bit more breathing room while sellers still held strong on pricing. Homes that showed well and were priced right continued to move quickly, especially in coastal and family‑friendly neighborhoods. As we head into Q3, motivated sellers are starting to negotiate more openly, creating opportunities for pre‑approved buyers to step in confidently.

I post this every single month because you deserve to know what’s actually happening in the market — not just headlines.

Want a free personalized home value report or neighborhood breakdown for where you’re looking? DM me and I’ll pull it together for you.

Maria Rojas, REALTOR® | DRE #02238431
Weichert SoCal Living • Military Relocation & First‑Time Buyer Specialist

07/30/2026

First impressions matter!

If you’re preparing to sell your home in San Diego, CA, take these things into consideration…

The smell — This is number one. Always. Before they see anything, they smell it. A home that smells clean and neutral gives an immediate subconscious signal that it’s been cared for.

The light — San Diego buyers love natural light. They walk in and their eyes go straight to the windows and whether the space feels bright or dark. Dark rooms feel smaller. Bright rooms feel bigger. It’s that simple.

The entry — Whatever they see first sets the tone for the whole showing. Clutter in the entry = mental flag. A clean, welcoming entry = they’re already at ease.

The temperature — If it’s too hot or too cold, they’re uncomfortable and that discomfort gets associated with the home itself. Climate control before every showing.

The flow — Does the layout make immediate sense? Can they picture how they’d live here in the first few steps?

The condition of visible surfaces — Scuffed baseboards, worn carpet, dinged walls. Buyers notice these fast and start doing the math on what it’ll cost to fix.

The good news? Most of this is completely fixable before your home hits the market.

San Diego buyers respond best to homes that feel bright, coastal, and move‑in ready — clean lines, neutral tones, and a sense of easy living. They’re drawn to spaces that feel cared for but not over‑staged.

If you’re thinking about selling in San Diego, CA, and want to make sure buyers fall in love in those first 8 seconds, that’s exactly what I help with.

Comment “SELL” for my free Seller Guide 👇

Maria Rojas, REALTOR® | DRE #02238431
Weichert SoCal Living • Military Relocation & First‑Time Buyer Specialist

07/29/2026

🏡 New Construction in San Diego — Honest Breakdown from Your Local Agent

If you’re looking at new construction in San Diego, here’s your honest breakdown of the neighborhoods worth knowing about 👇 Not all new builds are created equal, and you deserve to go in informed.

📍 3Roots – Mira Mesa
Shea Homes & Lennar, high $900Ks–$1.3M. Sustainable, wellness‑focused community with EV‑ready homes and modern tech.
👉 HOA + Mello‑Roos are higher due to eco‑infrastructure.
✅ Best for modern, green living near Sorrento Valley.

📍 Côta Vera – Chula Vista
HomeFed Corporation, high $700Ks. Walkable, vibrant, and still expanding with parks, retail, and schools.
👉 Ongoing construction means some noise/dust.
✅ Best for first‑time buyers and military families.

📍 Millenia – Chula Vista
Lennar & KB Home, mid $600Ks–$1M. Urban‑style living near Otay Ranch Town Center with condos, townhomes, and single‑family options.
👉 Smaller lots + limited parking, but great walkability.
✅ Best for young professionals and families wanting a modern vibe.

📍 The Preserve – Carlsbad
Taylor Morrison, starting around $1M. Coastal‑style homes with modern finishes and hillside views.
👉 Lot sizes run smaller than nearby resale homes.
✅ Best for turnkey luxury near beaches + top schools.

📍 Pacific Village – Rancho Peñasquitos
Lennar, mid $900Ks–$1.2M. Family‑friendly townhomes + single‑family homes with strong freeway access.
👉 Limited yard space + higher Mello‑Roos, but great amenities.
✅ Best for commuters and families wanting newer homes in North County.

Bring your agent to the builder meeting. Even on a new build, you deserve representation — and it costs you nothing.

Comment “BUILD” for my free Buyer Tools: Builder Comparison Spreadsheet 👇

Maria Rojas, REALTOR® | DRE #02238431
Weichert SoCal Living • Military Relocation & First-Time Buyer Specialist

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