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Real Estate In Mountain View The real estate market in Mountain View is heavily influenced by the local tech companies. Some of the companies within Mountain View are Google, Intuit, LinkedIn, Mozilla, Symantec, 23andMe and Siemens Medical Solutions. Though, not all headquartered in Mountain View, they hold significant presences and have hundreds of employees. At […]

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Los Altos Home Flipping

Los Altos Home Flipping

Homes In Los Altos Los Altos is one of the hottest markets for flipping houses. When thinking about attempting a flip, there are many things to consider before getting started. Los Altos has the margins that are attractive to many investors, but also innately has a safe exit strategy based on its high price point. […]

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Atherton Home Values

Atherton Home Values

Atherton Home Values Currently the market in Atherton has been leaning towards a buyers market. Uncharacteristic of the Bay Area, this affords a slight advantage for negotiating, in favor of the buyer. Median list price is currently at $7,142,500. Price per square foot has remained fairly constant at $1,737. Days on market has hovered at […]

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Neighborhoods Of Menlo Park

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Menlo Park At A Glance The city of Menlo Park is made up of 12 neighborhoods according to this Google Maps graphic. They are listed as The Willows, Menlo Oaks, Flood Park, Seminary Oaks, Linfield Oaks, Allied Arts, Downtown Menlo Park, Central Menlo Park, University Height’s, Sharon Height’s, Felton Gable and Fair Oaks. Each of […]

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New Homes In Redwood City

New Homes In Redwood City

Homes In Redwood City The real estate market stats for new homes in Redwood City over the last week has held very steady. Median list price was just under $1.8 million. The average price per square foot is at $1014. Days on market average is at 66 days. The most expensive property for sale in […]

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Marketing Your Palo Alto Home

Marketing Your Home

Marketing Your Palo Alto Home When it comes to marketing your Palo Alto home, the most important thing to remember is the first impression. Using the highest quality photos and having expert editors tailor the photos is of paramount importance. It can make the difference between receiving 0 or 10 offers! According to a study […]

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Sell Your Palo Alto Home

Sell Your Palo Alto Home

Sell Your Palo Alto Home In Palo Alto, the real estate market is booming, so you might think you want to sell your Palo Alto home by yourself. For assistance with marketing or to find home buyers, call (650) 575-4069. In Palo Alto, the real estate market has been hot lately, so you might think […]

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2020 Real Estate Market Forecast

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2020 Forecast Shows Continued Home Price Appreciation Questions continue to rise around where home prices will head in 2020. The latest forecast from CoreLogic shows continued appreciation at 5.4% over the next year: Additionally, ARCH Mortgage Insurance Company in their current Housing and Mortgage Market Review revealed their latest ARCH Risk Index, which estimates the […]

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When a House Becomes a Happy Home

When a House Becomes a Happy Home When a House Becomes a Happy Home | MyKCM We talk a lot about why it makes financial sense to buy a home, but more often than not we’re drawn to the emotional reasons for homeownership. No matter the size or shape of a living space, the feeling of a home means different things to different people. Whether it’s a certain scent or a favorite chair, the feel-good connections to our own homes are typically more important to us than the financial ones. Here are some of the reasons why 1. Owning your home offers stability to start and raise a family From the best neighborhoods to the top school districts, even those without children at the time of purchase may have this in the back of their minds as a major reason for choosing the location of the home they purchase. 2. There’s no place like home Owning your own home offers not only safety and security, but also a comfortable place where you can simply relax and kick-back after a long day. Sometimes, that’s just what we need to feel re-charged and truly content. 3. You have more space for you and your family Whether your family is expanding, an older family member is moving in, or you need to have a large backyard for your pets, you can take all this into consideration when buying your dream home, so the space truly works for you. 4. You have control over renovations, updates, and style Looking to actually try one of those complicated wall treatments you saw on Pinterest? Tired of paying an additional pet deposit for your apartment building? Maybe you want to finally adopt that fur-baby puppy or kitten you’ve been hoping for. Who’s to say you can’t do all of these things in your own home? Bottom Line Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or a move-up buyer who wants to start a new chapter in your life, now is a great time to reflect on the intangible factors that make a house a happy home

When a House Becomes a Happy Home We talk a lot about why it makes financial sense to buy a home, but more often than not we’re drawn to the emotional reasons for home-ownership. No matter the size or shape of a living space, the feeling of a home means different things to different people. […]

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The True Cost of Not Owning Your Home

The True Cost of Not Owning Your Home

The True Cost of Not Owning Your Home There are great advantages to owning a home, yet many people continue to rent. The financial benefits are just some of the reasons why home- ownership has been a part of the long-standing American dream. Realtor.com reported that: “Buying remains the more attractive option in the long […]

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