San Diego Magazine - September 2005 - San Diego, California

Cover Story
	Pop Goes the Bubble? Although some neighborhoods are starting to see declines in median home prices, residential values are at or near all-time highs. Experts disagree on whether a crash is on the horizon. By Larry M. Edwards

Cover Story

Pop Goes the Bubble?

Although some neighborhoods are starting to see declines in median home prices, residential values are at or near all-time highs. Experts disagree on whether a crash is on the horizon.

By Larry M. Edwards

Features
	The Cat’s New Pajamas The Catamaran Resort trades its old hot spot for a new haute spa. By Thomas Shess
	Young People To Watch Glimpse the future: Here's our collection of 21-and-unders worth keeping an eye on. By Amber Cyphers
	Old-School POKER Step back into the poker rooms of yesteryear. See the game of Texas Hold 'Em through the eyes of a master, and behold its frayed world of randomness and chaos. By s.d. liddick
	The Everyman’s Guide to Buying Art You don’t have to be a Guggenheim to start your own collection. Just check your inhibitions at the door, pour yourself a glass of Chardonnay and have a look around. By Julia Spalding

Departments
Gemelli Italian Grill	Archive »
One part stylish speakeasy, one part upscale trattoria, with a splash of classic chophouse. By Robin Kleven Dishon
Hot Stuff	Archive »
What’s hot. What’s not. Who’s in. Who’s out. By David Nelson
Talk Isn't Cheap. . .	Archive »
By Tom Blair
Golden Girl	Archive »
By Heather Eubanks
September 2005	Archive »
"How many [Roman Catholic] churches have filed bankruptcy during the past 10 years? Twenty? Thirty? Fifty? What good could have been accomplished with the $1 billion that was paid as a result of...
Front Pages	Archive »
Positive male role models. Plus: Veronica Marsis granted another orbit; Switchfoot toes a new line; and Morgan Freeman shares billing with SeaWorld penguins.
Laura Swanger	Archive »
By Julia Beeson
Jerry Sanders	Archive »

The Main Event	Archive »
What have we learned? As San Diego takes a stab at regaining political credibility, one thing remains constant: regular pilgrimages to the voting booth. By Ron Donoho
The Cars To Watch in 2006	Archive »
By Laura Byrd