Pricing is going to be the single most important factor in getting your home sold. Pricing it correctly. Zillow will tell you one thing. A “neighborhood expert” might tell you something else. This can sometimes be a delicate conversation, particularly if you think your home is worth X, and the rest of the world [...]
PROMOTION As mentioned in yesterday’s post, easily 80% of buyers look at Internet listings before they even contact a real estate agent Now why is that?… it’s because of the availability and proliferation of MLS data to the general public makes it so much easier to just pull up your laptop, iPad, or real estate [...]
The Reader’s Digest version: Inventory is down, median prices are up. (wait, does anyone really still subscribe to Reader’s Digest anymore? Was that a seriously dated pop culture reference?) Anyway, the latest housing market data report for August 2012 from our local MLS shows some interesting data points. Single family home inventory still is down [...]
The Finger Avenue Development is an infill project located 300 feet from El Camino Real parallel to Cordilleras Creek on the northern portion of Redwood City. Currently the property holds six homes of various sizes and ages. The property is surrounded by residential and commercial. The project converts three large lots (1.7 acres total) into nine medium-sized [...]
I am proud to announce my new listing at 162 Somerset Street, to be on the MLS on Friday, June 1st, listed at $1,575,000. Situated on a quiet tree-lined street, this exceptional 5 bedroom, 3 bath, 2,910 sq. ft. home, with an expansive floor plan. Walk in the door, and you’ll feel right at home. [...]
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A new street sweeping schedule for Redwood City neighborhoods will begin on April 1st. The entire City-wide NEW schedule can be viewed online now at www.redwoodcity.org/publicworks. With the new schedule, any given neighborhood will be cleaned on the same identified day each month – for example, always the third Tuesday of the month, or [...]
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is urging consumers to replace the batteries in their smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms this weekend for Daylight Saving Time. This year, Daylight Saving Time begins on Sunday, March 11. Fresh batteries allow smoke and CO alarms to do their jobs saving lives [...]
Though these might seem obvious, they definitely bear repeating — The Redwood City Police Department wants to remind you that during this hectic time of year, don’t forget to take these easy steps to avoid a home burglary: 1. Make your residence look like someone is at home, even when no one is there. 2. [...]
It’s happened before, and it happens again. This time, fortunately, some home break-in suspects were apprehended thanks to some brave citizen calling the police. This can and does happen in any neighborhood, of course, but it’s still shocking and a little scary to see it in our own backyard. Always keep your eyes open for [...]
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