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Registration for REBarCamp San Diego is Open

jimmarks — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 17:04:46 +0000

Claim your spot for the biggest, baddest REBarCamp, yet. RE BarCamp San Diego is November 12th and has a capacity limit of 400. You can RSVP here. Come join some of the greatest minds in the RE.net for an outstanding day of conversation, learning, and debate.

Did We Mention It’s Casual?

Stacey Harmon — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 15:22:06 +0000

The tone of this RE BarCamp is going to be different than any you’ve attended before. Nothing about this venue says “conference”…which is good, because BarCamp isn’t a conference. No hotel ballrooms here. REBarCamp SD will be very relaxed…very. It will be very casual.

We suggest that you dress comfortably. Come as you are and look forward to participating in a great day. No one will judge you for wearing jeans, shorts or flip flops… We have some of the most interesting minds and progressive Realtors in the industry attending. Mix this with the relaxed, urgan atmosphere of the San Diego Gaslamp Quarter and the upscale vibe of Stingaree, and it will be a day to remember!

Oh yes, and San Diego is located oh-so close to the big blue wet thing. San Diego Harbor and the Convention Center, site of the 2009 NAR Realtors Conference and Expo, is just a stone’s through away. (Sure, you have to have a good arm, but the point is it is really close!)

Post Event Happy Hour

Stacey Harmon — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:34:35 +0000

Just because the “schedule” ends at 5:00 doesn’t mean you have to rush off! Some of the best value of REBarCamp is from the connections and discussion that occur after the event. And, since REBarCamp SD is being hosted at a bar and restaurant, it is no great surprise that the post event happy hour will occur right there on the rooftop of the Stingaree. The happy hour will be hosted by NAR. Plan to stick around and debrief, mingle, and have some fun!

REBarCamp SD Parking

Kris Berg — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 16:12:27 +0000

REBarCamp SD is in the heart of San Diego’s downtown Gaslamp district, so parking may be an issue. Here are a couple of tips:

Metered on-street parking is available, but you may find that each meter already has a car in front of it. Bring quarters, and if you are lucky enough to find on-street parking, expect two-hour time limits to apply.
Better yet, take advantage of one of the many parking garages and surface lots in the area. It will cost you, but it is worth it.

Here is a map of the downtown parking situation.