Pleasanton Real Estate rocks!!! Many buyers continue to flock to Pleasanton to purchase their first home, and many residents of Pleasanton that decide to sell, instead of moving out they decide to move up and stay here! This was the case for the seller of this beautiful home in Pleasanton's Belvedere subdivision. Homes and especially those priced under $800K, continue to sell well in Pleasanton. I recently represented the seller of this beautiful, upgraded home, built by Toohey homes and very convenient to eveything! It sold in 21 days! The home was listed for $669K and received multiple offers.
This home is convenient to highway 580, the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station, the Mohr Elementary school, shopping, and everything that Pleasanton has to offer!
Please contact me with any questions or if you need any details about this home.
To view all of the homes currently for sale in the Pleasanton Meadows and Belvedere neighborhood please visit:
Sales activity has been quite good in the Pleasanton Meadows neighborhood since June of 2009!! So far 14 homes have been sold, 2 are pending and 3 are active on the market. For the most part homes in Pleasanton Meadows are not staying on the market for too long, on average homes are on the market for under a month. There are a few exceptions of course where the homes are staying on the market longer!!
Prices are holding well and even the "bargain list priced" home at 3410 Stacey Way, went for over $550K!!!!!
Please feel free to contact me with any questions about homes and real estate in the Pleasanton Meadows neighborhood. To view all the homes currently on the market in Pleasanton Meadows please visit: www.nahidsellsre.com/Pleasanton_Meadows_Homes_and_Real_Estate.html
To view all the homes in Pleasanton, Dublin, San Ramon, Danville, Livermore please visit: www.nahidsellsre.com
Nahid Monahelis, Realtor 925.216.9380
PLEASANTON MEADOWS REAL ESTATE MARKET UPDATE, OCTOBER 2009
Homes in Pleasanton, especially those priced under $800K, continue to sell well. I recently represented the seller of this beautiful, upgraded home, built by K&B Homes (CA Somerset), and within walking distance to the Fairlands Park.
This home is convenient to highway 580, the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station, the Fairlands Elementary school, shopping, and everything that Pleasanton has to offer!
The home was priced at $649K and received several offers. It sold for very close to the asking price and closed in June of 2009.
Please contact me with any questions or if you need any details about this home.
To view a virtual tour of this home, please visit:
Homes in Pleasanton, especially those priced under $800K, continue to sell well. I recently represented the seller of this beautiful, remodeled home in the Pleasanton Meadows neighborhood, and within walking distance to the Fairlands Elementary school.
The home was priced at $569K and received a total of 10 offers, and went pending in just 6 days!! It sold for over $600K, and closed in August of 2009.
Please contact me with any questions or if you need details about this home.
To view all of the homes currently for sale in the Pleasanton Meadows neighborhood please visit:
These were the news at the national level, but a little bit closer to my hometown of Pleasanton California, as I keep tabs at the Real Estate market (and please note that every Real Estate market is local), I look for every "clue" and indication of how the Real Estate market here is doing.
An interesting trend has emerged in the last few months, as I look at the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for Pleasanton, I have noticed that quite a few agents have started to make it a point to note on the MLS that the home they have listed is "not a short sale or REO".
Part of the reason of course is so that it cuts down the number of phone calls to the agent asking: "is this a short sale or reo?", but part of the reason is also the fact that there is not that many short sales or REO's in Pleasanton! Another positive sign on the economic horizon? Only time will tell...
Meanwhile, I will be bringing a home on the market soon. By the way, it is not a short sale or REO!!
To view every home on the market in Pleasanton (updated every 30 minutes) please visit my websites:
It is very interesting! We humans give just the right names to areas (like "long beach", it IS a looong beach!!!) or neighborhoods, and then the names just stick because they make perfect sense.
Such is the case with "The Gates" neighborhood in Pleasanton California. From Fort McHenry on the East coast to the Sutter's Fort right here in California the streets in the neighborhood are named after historic military forts (McHenry Gate, Sutter Gate, Laramie Gate, etc).
Pleasanton has beautiful homes and neighborhoods, and "The Gates" is no exception. It is located on the North part of the town, within easy proximity to Highways 580 and 680 and the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station. The homes in "The Gates" neighborhood of Pleasanton were mostly built in the early 1970's, with the last homes built around 1986.
"The Gates" neighborhood is very popular because of its central location just off of Santa Rita road, and access to transportation, shopping, and the excellent schools of Pleasanton. Homes in the neighborhood are in the $700K to $1MM range.
Homes in "The Gates" neighborhood are well kept and quite a few of the homes have been remodeled.
To view all the homes available for sale in Pleasanton please visit my website. I update the information from the MLS with all the current listings in Pleasanton and the surrounding area every 30 minutes, so no "stale" information on listings here!!
There was plenty of activity in the Windemere neighborhood real estate market for the month of July 2009.
MAY 2009
22 homes in Windemere in San Ramon (includes condos and single family homes) were sold.
This data does NOT include new home sales from the builders.
Prices ranged from $495,000 for the lowest, to $1,023,000 for the highest. There are the actual sold prices for these homes in Windemere, not the asking price!
JUNE 2009
19 homes in Windemere in San Ramon (includes condos and single family homes) were sold.
This data does NOT include new home sales from the builders.
Prices ranged from $490,000 for the lowest, to $1,094,395 for the highest. There are the actual sold prices for these homes in Windemere, not the asking price!
JULY 2009
22 homes in Windemere in San Ramon (includes condos and single family homes) were sold.
This data does NOT include new home sales from the builders.
Prices ranged from $405,000 for the lowest, to $1,000,000 for the highest. There are the actual sold prices for these homes in Windemere, not the asking price!
PENDING & AVAILABLE HOMES IN WINDEMERE AS OF August 12 2009
There are, GET THIS!!!, 66 homes pending sale in Windemere!!! Out of the 66, about half (50%) are short sales that are pending approval from the lender for the short sale.
There are only 12 homes for sale in Windemere, ranging from from $515,000 to $1,089,990
Nahid Monahelis, Realtor
To view all the homes and real estate for sale in San Ramon, Dublin, Pleasanton, Livermore, Danville, Castro Valley, please visit my website, updated every 30 minutes.
There was plenty of activity in the Dublin real estate market for the month of August 2009.
May 2009
47 homes in Dublin (condos and single family homes) changed hands.
Actual sold prices (not asking price) ranged from $107,000 for the lowest, to $875,000 for the highest.
June 2009
53 homes in Dublin (condos and single family homes) changed hands.
Actual sold prices (not asking price) ranged from $215,000 to $1,300,000
July 2009
58 homes in Dublin (condos and single family homes) changed hands.
Actual sold prices (not asking price) ranged from $126,000 to $1,360,000.
PENDING & AVAILABLE HOMES IN Dublin AS OF August 12 2009
There are, GET THIS!!!, 157 homes pending sale in Dublin!!!
There are 81 total homes on the market in Dublin.
Nahid Monahelis, Realtor
To view all the homes on the market in Pleasanton, Dublin, Livermore, San Ramon, Danville, please visit my webiste. Listings data is updated every 30 minutes, no stale data here!!!
There was plenty of activity in the Pleasanton real estate market for the month of July 2009.
May 2009
63 homes in Pleasanton (condos and single family homes) changed hands.
Actual sold prices (not asking price) ranged from $180,000 for the lowest, to $1,830,000 for the highest.
June 2009
87 homes in Pleasanton (condos and single family homes) changed hands.
Actual sold prices (not asking price) ranged from $178,000 to $1,950,000
July 2009
70 homes in Pleasanton (condos and single family homes) changed hands.
Actual sold prices (not asking price) ranged from $145,000 (yes! a 610 square foot condo in Pleasanton sold for $145K!!) to $2,700,000 for a 7,000 square foot mansion in Golden Eagle that sold on July 20, 2009.
PENDING & AVAILABLE HOMES IN PLEASANTON AS OF August 12 2009
There are, GET THIS!!!, 186 homes pending sale in Pleasanton!!!
There are 202 total homes on the market in Pleasanton.
Nahid Monahelis, Realtor
To view all the homes on the market in Pleasanton, Dublin, Livermore, San Ramon, Danville, please visit my webiste. Listings data is updated every 30 minutes. The site is also an excellent source for checking what the current home prices are in Pleasanton.
I know that a couple of months does not a trend make...BUT, there are some signs that home prices around the country are stabilizing.
The much ballyhooed Case-Shiller 20 city index posted its first montly increase since the summer of 2006. Out of the 20 cities that the index tracks, 13 posted gains.
This is on top of positive news that newly built and existing home sales rose for the third straight month in June 2009.
The index only measures price data in 20 metropolitan areas in 15 states and the District of Columbia. So a large chunk of the country is not measured.
Looking at the activity in my hometown of Pleasanton California, and again please be aware that every real estate market is local, I see that homes are selling well. Especially homes that are in the "sweet spot" of between $500K - $700K in price.
I am also heartened to see that in that price range, there are a lot of buyers, and they do recognize that their buying opportunity is now. My latest listing was for a 1750 square foot home, built in the late 1960's, remodeled, and in a good location. I put this home on the market on Friday July 24th, in the upper $500,000's, and by Sunday I had...COUNT them... 10 offers!!!!
Of course only time will tell if we indeed have turned the corner, and usually an opportunity is not recognized as such until we look back in the "rear view" mirror.
To keep your eye on the real estate market in Pleasanton, please visit my website. I update the Pleasanton home listings every 30 minutes, so you will never get stale information! My website also has home listings for the entire East Bay area (also updated every 30 minutes).
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and many residents of Pleasanton that decide to sell, instead of moving out they decide to move up and stay here! This was the case for the seller of this beautiful home in Pleasanton's Belvedere subdivision. Homes and especially those priced under $800K, continue to sell well in Pleasanton. I recently represented the seller of this beautiful, upgraded home, built by Toohey homes and very convenient to eveything! It sold in 21 days! The home was listed for $669K and received multiple offers.
the seller of this beautiful, upgraded home, built by K&B Homes (CA Somerset), and within walking distance to the Fairlands Park.
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