Masterfully renovated by SAS Homes, this transitional farmhouse features smart home technologies and a rooftop deck with 360 degree views of Yosemite Drive and a swaying palm tree skyline. The welcoming exterior exudes warmth, with traditional rustic-countryside design, while the interiors boast contemporary finishes and amenities. An inviting front porch leads into the open concept …
What happens when curb appeal goes beyond the curb? Let us show you. You’ll be charmed from the moment you arrive at 7 El Campanero. Located in Orinda’s Country Club neighborhood and built in 2019, this stunning shingled home was designed for open concept living and an amazing indoor/outdoor experience. The kitchen, dining room, great …
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With smart refrigerators, talking toilets, and an army of robots, the annual Consumer Electronics Show was held last week in Las Vegas, and it did not disappoint.
The recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas showed off a dazzling array of digital gadgets and smart home technologies, including home- automation devices, ultrahigh-resolution television sets, and home control systems.
The majority of Americans who have adopted smart home technologies want to control those systems with their voice, a new survey finds. Also, mortgage rates dropped for the first time in two months, and Bay Area rents are also falling. Get these stories and more in Pacific Union’s latest Real Estate Roundup.
Internet-connected smart home devices have wide appeal with today’s buyers — particularly younger buyers who are used to living with their smartphones. And some insurance carriers are offering discounts to owners who wire their home with smart amenities.
Nearly half of all homeowners are adding smart technology upgrades when they undertake a remodeling project, and those who do so are substantially more satisfied with the results.
Many new homes today have “smart home” technologies already wired into their walls, offering a range of automated options that were unthinkable even 10 years ago. And owners of existing homes will soon be scrambling to catch up.
More than three-quarters of new homes in both Northern and Southern California come equipped with the latest and greatest technologies. And one San Francisco neighborhood is being called the hottest in the country. See what’s shaking in the housing world in Pacific Union’s latest Real Estate Roundup.
