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From the Blog
Vintage Hills Pleasanton Market Update March 2010
The past six months in the Vintage Hills neighborhood of Pleasanton looked a lot like the prior six month period, with six closed sales, four pending and three active listings. There were also six sales closed during the previous six months.
The three active listings are priced at $767,983 on average or $375 per square ... Read More »
Highland Oaks Pleasanton Market Update March 2010
The Highland Oaks neighborhood of Pleasanton saw a significant increase in activity, beginning in August of 2009. Prior to that time, there had been only one sale in Highland Oaks during 2009. Since then there have been six closed sales and another pending sale. There is only one active listing and the ... Read More »
A Noteworthy Danville Resident: Eugene O?Neill
In all of Danville?s history, one of its most famous residents included Nobel Prize winning playwright Eugene O?Neill. O?Neill and his wife, Carlotta, lived in Danville for six years, between 1937 and 1944, in a ranch they called Tao House. The couple moved to Danville shortly after O'Neill won the Nobel Prize for Literature. Read More »
Blackhawk February 2010 Market Update ? Trending Up
Pending sales of single family homes in Blackhawk took a big jump in February while inventory remained largely unchanged. Pending sales also rose in January off December?s low of only three. The pending sales increases came in both the under $1 million and over $1 million market segments, while the majority of inventory ... Read More »
Pleasanton Market Update February 2010 - Inventory & Sales Up
Inventory and sales levels of single family homes increased for the second straight month in Pleasanton, driven primarily by homes priced under $1 million. Homes in that segment made up 51% of the inventory and 87% of pending sales. Pending sales actually decreased for homes priced from $1 million to $2 million. ... Read More »
Pleasanton Farmers Market - Something for Everyone
The Pleasanton Farmer’s Market is a tradition. It is held every Saturday, rain or shine, in downtown Pleasanton on Angela St off of Main St. Here you will find a wide range of fruits, vegetables, breads, flowers, herbs, condiments, and more. You can be entertained by a balloon artist, or even adopt ... Read More »
Danville Market Update for February 2010 ? Getting Tighter
The Danville real estate market appears to have turned the corner over the past two months. Inventory and pending sales of single family homes both increased in each of the past two months. Inventory is still low but at least it?s headed in the right direction. Pending sales increased faster than inventory, ... Read More »

























