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by cindy ~ January 4th, 2011 ~ Atherton, Menlo Park, Real Estate in General, Statistics, Top Lists, Uncategorized, Woodside Comments (3)
Here’s a good article from Forbes. Of the 10 best housing markets of the decade, San Francisco metro reported a 43% increase in value during the 2000’s. Home values for us in the metro peninsula bay area (Atherton, Menlo Park, Woodside etc.) also ended up pretty well for the decade despite the crash. Only gold […]
by cindy ~ September 29th, 2010 ~ Atherton, Real Estate in General, Statistics, Uncategorized Comments (106)
Atherton, California home prices have not plummeted like the rest of the U.S. Forbes.com annual Most Expensive Zip Code list is always interesting to read where housing prices have risen, sunk or remained steady (yes, high). Every one always thought Beverly Hills – 90210 – was the priciest…not this year… Atherton, California ranked number 2 this […]
by cindy ~ September 2nd, 2010 ~ Atherton, Statistics ~ Comments (0)
Real estate transactions and sales in Atherton, CA during the month of August 2010. The August 2010 Atherton homes sold reported below were listed on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) and does not include off market listings. Street Address List Price Sale Price Beds Baths Bldg. Sq. Ft. Lot Size Sq, Ft. DOM* COE** List […]
by cindy ~ July 21st, 2010 ~ Atherton, Menlo Park, Statistics, Uncategorized Comments (84)
Prices for single family homes in Atherton and Menlo Park, California appear to be leveling off as of today – July 21, 2010. Notice that inventory appears to be increasing. It is rare to see spectacular properties available for sale now. I have found some nice ones that are off market, and some that are over […]
by cindy ~ February 13th, 2010 ~ Menlo Park, Statistics Comments (113)
Everyone is asking, “Where are all of the nice homes for sale in Menlo Park?” We have anxious buyers ready to purchase, but we have very little nice inventory of homes in the popular price ranges. Pent up buyer demand is converting our “bubble of a real estate area” into a “Seller’s” market right now. We […]