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Three bedrooms and more await you in this turn-key single-level home with full sized backyard, 2 car garage and detached hobby shop. It’s move-in ready with quartz counter tops, brand new stainless steel appliances, new flooring & fresh paint throughout! Winter nights you’ll get warm around the free standing wood burning stove in the living room, and summer you’ll walk to town. This is a wonderful...

To expand our services to clients all over the Central Coast, The Avenue welcomes the addition of Mukta Naran. Her experiences in living all over the central coast, owning a local business, and marketing for the downtown association gives her personal knowledge of the wide variety of neighborhoods to choose from in our county. With her background in hospitality, Mukta has the touch for helping you feel...

Our latest SLO Life Magazine ad in Denise Topham's family...

Making dreams of life on the Central Coast come true! We just helped a family moving to town realize their SLO goals with this 3 bed/3 bath modern. They are definitely feeling the central coast vibe, after an escrow that was very smooth with no hiccups. Welcome to town! Jed Damschroder (805) 550...

From Beth Henard, SLO Working with Amy Daane and The Avenue to purchase our new home was a dream experience. Amy was always quick to respond to any issues or questions we had in addition to being happy to help resolve a situation whenever one arose. She was clear in what was needed and expected from us as buyers and always operated with our best interest at heart. Her positive attitude and sunny...

Our ladies tees are in! Hot off the press! Thank you to Josh at J Carroll for making the Avenue so fashionable — at The Avenue Central Coast Realty. Sign up for our quarterly newsletter and request a hat! Newsletter...

The California state Senate has approved a new fee on real estate transactions to help generate hundreds of millions of dollars for affordable housing. The legislation passed Thursday would impose a $75 fee on documents such as deeds and notices, with a cap of $225 per transaction. The bill now heads to the Assembly. California is facing an affordable housing crunch, prompting lawmakers to look for...

BY NICK WILSON The San Luis Obispo City Council voted unanimously to suspend all new rental housing inspections and work to repeal the existing controversial Rental Housing Inspection Program after a town hall workshop Thursday night. Acting on the input of the majority of roughly 250 people who weighed in at the meeting through facilitated group discussions and public comment, the council directed...