Join us as we celebrate $1 Billion in real estate sales.

ZipRealty, Inc. will be hosting:

Real Estate Market Forecast 2009

Keynote Speaker:  Gary Watts, Economist
Host Presentation: Pat Lashinsky, CEO ZipRealty

 

Tuesday December 2, 2008                        Where is the Orange County Real Estate

9:00am – Noon                                            market going next year?

 

Hyatt Regency Irvine                                 In these challenging economic times

Main Ballroom                                            what will home sales look like in 2009?

17900 Jamboree Road
Irvine, California 92614                    

Click here to Register Online-->  http://www.ZipRealty.com/OCMarketForecast2009

Registration is Complimentary for Licensed Real Estate Professionals.  Complimentary Bistro Lunch at 11:00

                                                                  *Registration is required. Limited seating is available.

Free candy for kiddies and adults who act like big kids. It is great that this event starts at 5:00 - way before dusk settles. You can get the kids out for lots of fun and trick and treating from the local stores with lots of fun activities to keep them occupied once you have them all sugared up! 

Halloween Celebration on Main Street

301 Main St. (approximate address)
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
714-969-0795

Don't forget to come downtown and join us for Surf City Nights. If you have never been it is a great time with good food. The downtown area in Huntington Beach has the perfect climate for a night out on the town. With gentle breezes coming in from offshore and the heat of the day having burned off you can enjoy a nice glass of wine with the sound of waves crashing in the distance. 

Surf City Nights

301 Main St. (approximate address)
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
714-841-3034

 

Orange County and its Cities

• Orange County History, an official account by the County.
• Orange County Archives, the offical historical repository of the County.
• OC Then, another History of Orange County site, includes good stories and other information.
• OC History Roundup, blog of Chris Jepson, with regular new historical information about county history.  a great and informative page brought to you by the Chapman University Argyros School of Business. Includes a good overview of the counties' businesses and their development. -->
• Natural History of Orange County, with information about biodiversity and other interesting facts. 
• Historic Anaheim, great site with wonderful information about Orange County's first city, including links.
  featuring many examples of the type of signs and architecture prevalent in the Anaheim/North Orange County region in the 1950's. 
• Balboa Island, in the City of Newport Beach.
• Balboa Pavilion History, a detailed account of the historic structure, constructed in 1905. Also has a great collection of historical photos of the Pavilion.
• Brea City History, by the Brea Chamber of Commerce.
• Brea - Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow, presented by the City of Brea.
• Buena Park Historical Society, has interesting information about historic parks and areas in Buena Park.
• Buena Park History, presented by the City of Buena Park. Corona Del Mar History, by the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce (within Newport Beach City Limits). -->
• Costa Mesa History, a very detailed account of Costa Mesa's unique history.
  
• Cypress History, presented by the City of Cypress and includes numerous historical pictures. a detailed site with an extensive historic photo collection.<BR> -->
• Fullteron History and Historic Places, including information about historical places.
  
• History of Garden Grove, by the City of Garden Grove.
• Huntington Beach History, multiple stories about HB history.
• Huntington Beach History, the official HB site with history and historical pictures. Additional Huntington Beach, including the history of the HB Pier, presented by the HB Convention and Visitors Bureau. -->
• Huntington Beach Historical Society, featuring the Newland House Museum.
• James Irvine: History, from the Irvine Foundation website, with information about his life and the foundation.
• Irvine City History, presented by the City of Irvine. Irvine: A History of Innovation and Growth</A>, great site that details the history of Irvine through 105 pages and 192 pictures.  is a very detailed page by the Laguna Beach Hist. Soc. that covers the history of Laguna Beach and vicinity
• Historic Laguna Beach, from the Visitors Bureau.
  
• Laguna Beach Historic Pictures
  
• La Habra History.
• La Palma History, presented by the City of La Palma.
• Laguna Hills History, presented by the City of Laguna Hills.
• Laguna Woods History, tracing the history of the new city's formation.
• Laguna Niguel History and Statistics
• History of Los Alamitos, Los Al's history from pre-Spanish to the modern era.
• Mission Viejo History, presented by the City of Mission Viejo.  History with many newspaper articles about past events, by Surfside Sports of N.B. -->
• Olive Through The Ages, an excellent historical site about the small community of Olive in Northern Orange County.
• City of Orange History.
• Placentia's History
• San Clemente History.
• Historical San Clemente Slide Show
• San Juan Capistrano Mission, facts and information about visiting the mission and history of SJC.
• History and Mystery of San Juan Capistrano
• San Juan Capistrano Historical Society
• Santa Ana Historic Preservation Society, a worthy organization that includes articles on Santa Ana History and information on touring historic places in Santa Ana.
• Stanton History, by the City of Stanton.
• Tustin History, presented by the City of Tustin.
• Tustin Area Historical Society
• Villa Park History and Profile
• Westminster History, presented by the City of Westminster.
• Yorba Linda History, presented by the Yorba Linda Public Library and includes interesting historical pictures and exhibits.
• History of the Canyons, including Silverado Canyon, Modjeska Canyon, and Trabuco Canyon. 

Information Referenced from:  http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~kennyk/oc/oclinks.html