If more Costa Mesa homeowners think of Labor Day as signifying the end of summer than as the beginning of fall, that could be due to the tyranny of school calendars. Even after the last school-age kid has graduated, for many families, the rhythms established during their small frys’ school days can repeat for years out of sheer momentum.
For whatever reason, for Costa Mesa real estate, it’s long been taken for granted that, more years than not, a lull in activity can be expected—even for families with no school-age children.
Throughout the nation, a Labor Day-real estate connection does have a legitimate basis in the vacation home sector. Sellers frequently choose to enjoy their second homes for one last summer before listing them as autumn
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