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Kentfield home sells for 23-percent over asking

Thursday, October 15th, 2009

This magnificent property received 3-offers and sold in the first 10-days on market for $4,500,000, 23-percent over asking.

$4,500,000
Laurel Way
Kentfield, CA

5 Beds, 4 baths
4245 sqft, 1919 year

The 4,200 sqft estate was listed for $3,650,000. It was originally part of the Kent Estate, and offers the elegance of yesteryear. A traditional Colonial home featuring splendid spaces, ideal for entertaining on a grand scale. Rec room or guest/leisure quarters, master has view of pool & Mt Tam, library with wood burning fireplace, sun room and more.

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Modern architecture and big views come together in Old Town Sausalito

Friday, October 9th, 2009

This world-class Sausalito residence at the crest of Old Town was reduced $400,000, after only 41-days on the market.

$3,500,000
Hi Vista Rd
Sausalito, CA

3 Beds, 4 baths
4060 sqft, 1995 year
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Originally listed for $3,900,000, this stunning contemporary home was designed to maximize the panoramic North Bay to Marin Headlands vista. Simply, one of the best views in the entire Bay Area.

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Sausalito home gets 10 offers

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

This charming Sausalito home in Old Town sold for $825,000 in September, 6% above the asking price of $779,000.

$825,000
3rd Street
Sausalito, CA

2 Beds, 2 baths
991 sqft, 1920 year

Newly renovated, adorable 2-bed cottage with fabulous panoramic city and bay views from Coit Tower to Bay Bridge, Alcatraz and Angel Is. Restaurants, cafes, music, ferry – only a few blocks away.

If you have any questions about this property, please contact us anytime at 888.DREAM-13 or by email.

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Market Report | September 2009

Monday, October 5th, 2009

Marin County home sales were brisk in September, helping boost prices yet again – the average price rose 11%. The median price of a single-family home in Marin was $825,000, flat compared with the previous month and 144 homes were sold – down slightly from last month. In August, the median price was up 6.5% to $825,000 and 164 homes were sold. Though prices were still 5.7% below a year ago, the number of homes sold was about the same and this is very encouraging. Hopefully, this trend continues.

Recent trends suggest the housing market is stabilizing, and it looks like now is a good time to make a long-term purchase. Interest rates dropped below 5-percent last week, and inventory is up – there are some great bargains out there right now.