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Damian DeSena photo  The outside of the home Pacaso purchased at 1627 Rainier Avenue. On Friday, following neighborhood protest, CEO and Napa resident Austin Allison said his company was removing the Rainier Avenue listing from its website and pausing all showings to re-evaluate whether this property is the best fit for their portfolio.  Sarah Klearman  This is a photograph of Gayle Olson’s website advertising a yoga retreat at a Pacaso home in east Napa where she is a fractional owner. The offering was taken down following the Register’s inquiry Many Napans heard the name Pacaso for the first time this week.

Pacaso's fractional ownership model, explained; company to pause showings of Napa home

Many Napans heard the name Pacaso for the first time this week. The real estate startup’s million-dollar purchase of a house in Napa’s Bel Aire neighborhood in early April caught the attention of the property’s neighbors, many of whom shared their opposition to Pacaso’s business model during public comment at Napa City Council’s meeting Tuesday afternoon. “I was like – ‘you’re kidding. Come on. On this street? Why would anyone want to live on this street in that sort of format?’” neighbor Thom Licthenstein, a 26-year resident of the Bel Aire neighborhood, told the Register this week of his reaction to news of the property’s purchase by Pacaso.

California's new Prop. 19 property-transfer law spurs flood of family filings

High stakes 2022 election to shape Napa County wine country

Napa County’s two longest-tenured supervisors say they won’t run for reelection and potential candidates are emerging for races that will help decide the future of world-famous wine country. Supervisors Brad Wageknecht and Diane Dillon will leave office in January 2023. The June 7, 2022 primary election will have no incumbents for the 1st District and 3rd District seats, the only ones on the ballot. “It is a huge-stakes election,” said David McCuan, a political science professor at Sonoma State University. Support local news coverage and the people who report it by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register. The Board of Supervisors will lose more than 40 years of collective experience. New people will cast votes — possibly deciding votes — in the county’s continuous, contentious debates on winery growth, watershed vineyard development, tourism, quality of life and other issues.

Napa Journal: Rolo, my desktop friend from yesteryear

What’s it doing still sitting next to my computer screen, as anachronistic as an ink well? Darn if I know. This cheap-o Rolodex arrived at least a quarter-century ago, played a vital role in my work life for a period, then slipped into invisible obsolescence. In recent times I’ve been using it as a pedestal to elevate printed-out emails that deserve immediate attention. The first card in my Rolodex tray is a note from the reporter who bestowed it on me on her last day in the newsroom. “The Register may not think we all are worthy of Rolodexes, but I do. Good luck,” she wrote.