February 2019

You may have a friend or relative in your life
whose birthday is February 29. Maybe they
fudge it and celebrate on February 28 or March
1 every year, or possibly they just have a megaparty
every four years. (Or they have a megaparty
every year, because why not.) So imagine
how frustrating it’d be to have been born in
the Swedish Empire on February 30, 1712, the
only day of its kind in history.
Naturally, it was a pretty complex set of events
that led to February 1712 getting two leap
days. Our modern, Western calendar is called
the Gregorian calendar, which was developed
under Pope Gregory XIII. It’s basically just a
series of improvements to the Julian calendar,
created by Julius Caesar.
While the Gregorian calendar was completed
in 1582, adoption by many countries was slow,
so it took over 100 years for the Swedish Empire
(which was primarily Protestant and not
Catholic) to adopt it. Because the Julian to
Gregorian swap included a difference of ten
days, many regions simply skipped their calendar
ahead a week and a half. The Swedish
Empire decided to roll out the difference more
gradually, and intended to skip leap days for
42463
33366
Swoboda
Fox
42262 Harwick
42115 32429 Wyandotte Castle
42409 42414 Wyandotte Swoboda
33110 Monroy
2,294
3,071
3,341 3,983
3,667
1,596
3,667
February 30th
3/3
5/3
5/3 5/4
5/4
3/2
5/4
forty years, starting in 1700, until the calendar
was finally correct.
Except that didn’t happen because, shortly afterward,
war broke out and everyone forgot
about the leap days until 1712, when Sweden’s
King, Charles (or Karl) XII, declared that
they would forget about the Gregorian calendar
and just switch back to the Julian instead.
Since they did manage to skip one leap day, in
1700 (which was a leap year under the Julian
calendar, but not the Gregorian), they simply
decided to add it back onto the calendar
that February—meaning that February 1712
had two leap days according to Sweden’s calendar,
which gave them the only February 30
in history. (Sweden finally went through with
the Gregorian switch in 1753 and just skipped
ahead a few days, like everyone else.)
South Temecula Market Update on Homes Sold Between 12/12/18-1/15/19 (cont from pg 3)
CROWNE HILL/CALIFORNIA TRADEWINDS
ADDRESS SQ. FT. BR/BA PRICE LOT SQ.FT.
32940 Pliance
2,939
3,145
5/3
4/3
$529,900
$555,000
$594,000
$770,000
$409,900
6,534
13,504
7,841
10,019
10,454
PASEO DEL SOL
ADDRESS SQ. FT. BR/BA PRICE LOT SQ.FT.
31813 Calle Mendocino
43153 Bassano
43129 Teramo
31892 Calle Luz
43186 Corte Argento
32869 Verona
44080 Terraza
43382 Modena
32093 Calle Balareza
43893 Larino
32845 Caserta
43078 Teramo
31859 Calle Brio
1,512
1,339
1,346
1,649
1,572
1,790
2,352
2,444
3,262
2,816
1,148
1,346
1,512
3/3
3/2
3/2
3/3
3/2
3/3
4/3
4/3
4/3
4/3
3/2
3/2
2/3
$375,000
$345,000
$365,000
$399,000
$422,900
$425,000
$459,000
$513,000
$530,000
$569,950
$371,500
$377,000
$384,000
Not Listed
3,920
3,920
436
4,922
5,663
5,663
6,098
6,970
9,583
8,712
6,970
436
MORGAN HILL/HEIGHTS/VALLEY
ADDRESS SQ. FT. BR/BA PRICE LOT SQ.FT.
34016 Centerstone
33660 Sattui
44789 Mumm
34171 Regusci
34016 Centerstone
45201 Laurel Glen
33819 Galleron
3,009
3,401
2,902
2,374
3,009
3,009
3,159
4/3
5/5
3/3
4/3
4/3
4/3
5/3
$599,000
$538,000
$558,000
$559,900
$599,000
$600,000
$624,999
Not listed
6,970
5,227
5,663
12,632
17,860
11,326
VAIL RANCH
ADDRESS SQ. FT. BR/BA PRICE LOT SQ.FT.
32423 Enriqueta
33084 Tulley Ranch
44546 Cayenne
44788 Marzi
44800 Marzi
32618 Clearail
44728 Calle Hilario
44793 Camino Alamosa
44785 Corte Sanchez
32899 Cinon
1,001
1,315
1,480
1,798
1,798
2,180
1,687
1,659
2,261
2,476
3/2
3/2
3/3
4/3
4/3
3/3
3/2
4/3
3/3
5/4
$375,000
$378,000
$387,000
$389,000
$400,000
$415,000
$417,900
$435,000
$436,000
$575,000
6,534
5,227
6,970
6,098
6,098
6,098
6,970
7,841
5,663
14,810
Based on information from the SRCAR/Association of REALTORS® (alternatively, from the CRMLS) for the period 12/12/18-
1/15/19. Display of MLS data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS
Don’t Miss Local
Garage Brewing Company
In most garages, you can find what people
drive. In Garage Brewing Company’s garage,
you can find what drives them — quality craft
beer.
​Established in 2013, they began brewing in
what was once an eight bay garage at the end
of Old Town Temecula. The brewpub and taproom
was aptly named Garage Brewing Co,
not only due to its previous life, but to show an
appreciation to where the craft beer industry
originated — in the garages of brewers. They
have created a family-friendly environment
where their fast-fired, kustom-built pizzas and
quality, Kustom craft beers provide unlimited
possibilities of flavor while bringing friends
and family together. In 2016, they expanded
their business and now also have an off-site,
full production brewery in Murrieta.
​From the beginning, they set out on a mission:
to provide top-quality craft beer that tastes fantastic
and appeals to a broad spectrum of beer
lovers. They are committed to excellence and
only use the finest ingredients, state-of-the art
equipment, and top-notch coding processes.
​They maintain six core, year-round styles while
also regularly rotating in seasonal creations for
a total of 15+ beers on tap at all times. As an
independent brewery, they are free to modify
beer recipes and develop exciting and creative
spins on standard styles.
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