Headlines and stories are constantly talking about K-shaped economic trends. Is there a K-shaped trend to Silicon Valley house prices? No. There isn’t. Silicon Valley House Prices If there were a K-shaped trend, the difference between the average Silicon Valley house price and the median Silicon Valley house price should change, with the average price […]
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This post is most meaningful to people thinking about selling their Silicon Valley homes and to the Juliana Lee Team. Our team is constantly working to put the homes we have for sale in front of more good potential buyers. We have created numerous city-specific websites that increase views by buyers. Roughly seven months ago,
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What to Do for two hours Join me for a relaxing two-hour walk through downtown California during the Sunday farmers’ market — the perfect mix of light exercise, organic good food and fresh fruits.. From fresh seafood and organic vegetables to dates, olive oil, and every kind of mushroom, there’s something for everyone. Start with
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Walking down University Ave feels like entering the caffeine paradise Palo Alto has over a hundred coffee shops, and I believe it — I walked one block and counted five. Five. On a single stretch of sidewalk. My routine is simple: pick a coffee shop, drink a cup of black coffee, read my WSJ like
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California Assembly bill AB1406 seeks to raise from 3% to 10% the cost that a buyer of a newly constructed residence has to pay if they back out of their purchase contract (without contingencies). This bill is widely supported by pro-housing and YIMBY groups. It is expected to make construction loans cheaper for builders. However,
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