At the end of a winding, olive tree lined private drive, on a grassy hillside amid heritage cedars, Number 11 Mt. Tiburon surveys a spectacular view of San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge from an array of decks on the southward-facing slope of the mountain. The surrounding sunny, expansive grounds are the work of acclaimed landscape …
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A new report again highlights millennials’ desire to become homeowners, and they are not afraid to pick a property that needs work to make that dream a reality.
Two Bay Area cities are among the nation’s 10 best for working remotely, while mortgage rates rang in the new year by declining. Check out these and other stories of note in Compass’ inaugural Real Estate Roundup of 2019.
Buying a home in the Bay Area is an expensive proposition these days, so it makes sense that residents of three local cities are among the top five in the country for financial savvy.
Residents of three Bay Area counties pull in more than $150,000 per year, while Los Angeles ranks as one of the best sports and baseball towns in America. Catch up on the latest news of note in Compass’ weekly California Real Estate Roundup.
Despite the Bay Area’s top-dollar cost of living, the region’s rapid home price appreciation and booming economy have helped land a handful of local cities on lists of the best places to live in America.
A relatively affordable ZIP code in Alameda County ranks among the country’s hottest real estate markets this year. Meanwhile, mortgage rates have climbed to a seven-year high. Read more in Pacific Union’s latest weekly Real Estate Roundup.
San Mateo and San Francisco counties have the most-expensive luxury home prices in America, while Alameda County’s Fremont has once again earned accolades for its family-friendliness. Get the skinny on what’s going down in the world of California housing markets in Pacific Union’s latest Real Estate Roundup.
While millennials represent the largest group of U.S. homebuyers, they can expect the generation behind them to offer stiff competition in the market, with California a preferred destination for both age brackets.
