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The housing market is starting to feel like the opposite of last year. It’s like an Uno Reverse Card was played, and there’s a different feel in the housing game. Let’s talk about the dynamic and think through what we might see this fall. I also have some thoughts about new research about the age […]
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I love ’80s music, but I don’t have much love for the housing market in the early ’80s. The trend was actually strikingly similar to today, and I have an article from The Sacramento Bee to prove it. On that note, let’s pause and soak up some perspective and wisdom from the past. I hope […]
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I’ve offered to bake cookies for an open house for Governor Gavin Newsom’s home that just hit the market, but I’m guessing the listing agents aren’t going to take me up on it. Haha. Yes, I did jokingly text one of the agents an offer to put my baking skills to the test. Anyway, let’s […]
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Would you be willing to sell an ADU separately from your house? That’s a wild idea, but it’s exactly what a newer California law allows people to do. The first example of a sale like this happened recently in San Jose, so let’s talk about this law and what to do for comps. When laws […]
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Should the square footage of an ADU be combined with the square footage of the main house? This question has been coming up, and I wanted to give my take that there are some solid reasons why the ADU should NOT be combined with the primary dwelling. What do you think? Let’s talk about it. […]
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