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South Bay Digs • July 13, 2018

DIGS July 12, 2018
ON THE COVER Heavenly Retreat: Get away from it all estates on Kauai— A $70 Million Hawaiian estate with a secret beach presented by Hawaii’s top realtor Neal Norman at Hawaii Life Real Estate.

VITA Planning and Landscape Architecture Building Heavenly Havens

Wendy Bowman July 11, 2018
VITA Planning and Landscape Architecture has been envisioning and creating luxury resorts and residential communities for almost 17 years. Among the number of high-end projects in Hawaii in the global firm’s portfolio include a duo of private beach and golf club communities on the Big Island, as well as a redo of a longtime Maui resort.
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A Look Behind the Residences of Rolling Hills Country Club

Constance Dunn May 31, 2018
Take a look at the Grand Opening of a new luxury development by the Chadmar Group as they fuse nature and design at the residences at Rolling Hills Country Club. Properties range from $2-5 million. Cliff May was a well-known builder and proponent of the California ranch home, designed as the “dream home” for the many Americans who settled into the newly-formed suburbs of Southern California during the post-war period. Joining elements of Spanish Revival architecture with Modernism, the appealing homes were low-slung structures with a horizontal orientation and a design that focused on easy living and welcoming in the outdoors—and they sold like hotcakes during the 1950s and 1960s.

Housing and the Senate Tax Plan: What Now?

DIGS December 4, 2017
According to RisMedia, members of the real estate industry are responding to the passage of the Senate tax plan, which chiefly includes a 20 percent corporate tax rate—down from 35 percent—and reduced rates for families and individuals over the next seven years. The development follows the House passage of its own plan in November.
marlowe+jay, Ben Watkins, Shannon Watkins

marlowe+jay: Handcrafted Nature-Inspired

Michelle Lyn September 2, 2015
Branded after their children’s middle names, marlowe+jay the growing art and design business uses all-natural, non-toxic and recycled materials, expanding beyond teepees to make block-printed tea towels and tablecloths, indigo-dyed throws, hanging driftwood mobiles, succulent planters and hand-screen printed wall art.