Here's what that means for Point Loma, OB, South Park & more.

Fun in the Sun ✈️ Peace and Quiet Coming to 250 More San Diego Homes Living near the airport has its perks: central location, coastal access, killer views. But let's be honest — the flight noise can be brutal. Good news: San Diego International Airport just received a $15 million federal grant to expand its Quieter Home Program, which provides free soundproofing to homes impacted by overhead flights. This round of funding will help 250 additional homes in neighborhoods like Point Loma, Ocean Beach, Bankers Hill, Golden Hill, Middletown, and South Park. If you live in the path of incoming or outgoing flights, this might be a game-changer. Upgrades include: Sound-rated windows and exterior doors Central air or ventilation systems Sealing and weather stripping to reduce indoor decibel levels To qualify, your home must sit within a designated noise contour and experience average interior noise levels of 45 dB or more. There's an application and a waitlist — currently 1–2 years on average — but the value added to your home (and your peace of mind) is real. This program has already improved over 5,900 homes since it began — and with federal funding becoming less predictable, it's a good time to get ahead of it. If you're wondering how this might affect your home's value, or if you're thinking about buying or selling in one of these flight-path neighborhoods, let's connect. Upgrades like these don't just improve daily life — they also improve resale value and buyer interest. Because real estate isn't just about timing the market — it's about knowing when a smart opportunity lands right overhead. Ready to make a move? Give me a call today. My clients always come first, my 5 star reviews tell the story. Read My Reviews zach.arrington@compass.com marketingcenter-- zach.arrington@compass.com here