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There’s the calendar everyone follows. And then there’s the Mesa Verde calendar.

Around here, you don’t necessarily need to look at the date to know the season is changing. You can see it happening throughout the neighborhood.

Summer vacations start winding down. Backpacks replace beach bags. The morning school traffic returns. Adams, California, Tanager and Estancia start filling back up. The days are still warm, the evenings are still long, and technically, summer isn’t over—but the rhythm of the neighborhood is changing.

For those of us who spend a lot of time in Mesa Verde, it’s a familiar feeling.

And it’s one of the things that makes this neighborhood different.

Back to School. Back to the Neighborhood.

Summer in Costa Mesa…

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Celebrating Independence Day Together: Join Us for the Mesa Verde 4th of July Bike Parade & Community Celebration

There's something special about celebrating the Fourth of July with neighbors, friends, and families right here in Mesa Verde.

For more than a decade, local families have gathered to decorate their bikes, wagons, scooters, and strollers before taking part in one of our community's favorite traditions—the Mesa Verde 4th of July Bike Parade. The L3 Real Estate is proud to continue supporting this beloved event and helping bring our community together for another memorable morning.

The celebration kicks off at Adams Elementary School with a variety of family-friendly activities before the parade begins. Guests can enjoy coffee and…

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If you’ve spent any time house-hunting in Costa Mesa, you’ve probably noticed something: some neighborhoods just feel different.

More charm. More pride of ownership. More community. More demand.

And tucked into Mesa Verde in one of those places that locals quietly love — the State Streets.

Let’s break down why this pocket of Costa Mesa has become one of the most desirable places to live in Orange County.

1. It’s Costa Mesa… But With a Neighborhood Feel

The State Streets offer something that’s getting harder to find: a true neighborhood vibe.

Tree-lined streets, quiet cul-de-sacs, families out walking dogs, kids riding bikes, neighbors who actually know each other — it feels like a throwback in the best way.

You’re still minutes…

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