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Rancho Santa Fe real estate in San Diego County covers mostly green suburbs with only a 5,000 population in the town. Rancho Santa Fe has one of the highest GDP’s per capita among US cities, making it the home of many billionaires own property here, including Bill Gates of Microsoft and presidents of Negara.Rancho Sata Fe properties offer private and quite community living, European old beauty with colonial architecture, living history museums and yearly renaissance events become another advantages. Rancho Santa Fe is a home for good quality education and public schools: it reserves famous elementary schools and high schools rank top 3 in California. Good education resources and investment property prospects explain why you should seek to buy a second home in Rancho Santa Fe.
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