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Another positive trend since July 9th, 2008 statistics. Total inventory dropped by 11 while pending sales units remained the same!
Big change in percent pending is the starter single family homes, with a drop of 8%. My theory is that Locaton, Location, Location. SFR in desirable location, shows nicely and priced right are moving still. However, many starter homes that sit on the market for a while can have a few problems such as location (next to freeway, in flood zone), a big one), , unless priced extremely low, the buyers are shy away from them. ''
Big gain in pending sales is in the low to median price range and people who used to not being able to purchase, are looking at such option now; hence a healthy increase in pening sales for this price range.
Check with your trusted Realtor about inventory on the market and what's the best house for your needs and wants!
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category
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Total Units/ In Escrow
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% Active
|
|
% Pending
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% +/- since 5/28 |
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All SFD's and CID's
|
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444/124
|
|
72%
|
|
28%
|
+1%
|
|
SFD's
|
|
335/81
|
|
76%
|
|
24%
|
+0%
|
|
CID's
|
|
109/43
|
|
61%
|
|
39%
|
+3%
|
|
$0 -$500K SFD
|
|
56/23
|
|
59%
|
|
41%
|
-8%
|
|
$500,001-$600K
|
|
33/9
|
|
73%
|
|
27%
|
-2%
|
|
$600,001 - $700K
|
|
61/21
|
|
66%
|
|
34%
|
+8%
|
|
$700,001 - $800K
|
|
40/9
|
|
77.5%
|
|
22.5%
|
+2.5%
|
|
$800,001 - $999,999
|
|
52/9
|
|
83%
|
|
17%
|
+3%
|
|
$1M - $1.25M
|
|
35/6
|
|
83%
|
|
17%
|
-1%
|
|
$1.25M - $1.5M
|
|
24/2
|
|
92%
|
|
8%
|
-4%
|
|
$1.5M+
|
|
34/2
|
|
94%
|
|
6%
|
-5%
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- Buyer's Market < 25%
- Neutral 25% - 40%
- Seller's Market > 40%
 As a San Marin Improvement Association's member, I went to the preconstruction meeting for 200 San Marin Drive Project today.
200 San Marin Drive is now a the vacant lot situated at the south east corner of San Marin Drive and San Andreas Drive. Designated as a gas station, it will now be a single story, 6,700sf. medical building planned for four medical or dental offices serving local community.
Others present were two San Andreas HOA members, Chip Fuller, Vice President of Catlin Properties, owner of 200 San Marin Drive and Aton Seikowitz of Selkowitz & CO., Inc. General Contractors.
The plan is to start construction as soon as possible, either the week of July 28th or August 4th. The entire project is expected to be around 7 months long, with the first phase having the most impact on the neighborhood. The crew will be working between 8:00am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday.
The first phase, which is expected to last 6-8 weeks, can produce the most noise and dust. This phase includes building a six foot fence at the rear, leveling the field (where the entire ground will be at midpoint of the current elevation), digging and laying pipes for water and sewage, drainage filtration system, paving the road ,...,etc.
Dust control is a major concern, and the crew will be keeping the ground wet and dust to the minimum. The crew will also be trimming some of the trees which overhang the site, where permission will be obtained from the county (for the Oak tree) and the neighboring owners.
A temporary chain link type of fence will be erected to protect the premises and pedestrians.
The rest of the project will be of less impact to the neighborhood, where they will be working on the building itself. The owner would like to have the lot surface prepared and paved before raining season so as to minimize soil run off to the street.
The last two months is expected to be all internal work with minimum distruption to the neighborhood.
Anton and Chip provided us with their contact information and encouraged neighbors to contact them shall there be any concern during the construction phase.
The above is my understanding after the meeting today. I welcome comments and corrections.
Green Building Components:
Per Catlin Website. 200 San Marin Drive will incorporate the following "Green Building" Components:
- Plumbing for solar panels,and reuse of gray water
- Filterra storm water treatment systems
- Satellite weather controlled drip irrigation
- Native and drought tolerant landscaping
- High efficiency HVAC systems
- Low VOC paints, adhesives and sealants
- No added-urea formaldehyde for all composite wood products
- CRI Green Label Plus carpets
- Fluorescent lighting
- Occupancy sensors in rest rooms
- Dual flush and low flow fixtures
- LED exit signs
- Waste management system, recycling
- Energy modeling and analysis reporting system
References
200 San Marin Drive Project by Catlin Properties
Novato Planning Commission Meeting Agenda March 17, 2008
200 San Marin Drive Medical Office Documents for Panning Commission 03/17/08 meeting
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M arin County Association of Realtors released the two months closed sales comparison report for the months of May and June, 2007 vs May an June, 2008.
From the report, sales volume for 2008 is about 1/3 off from those of 2007. The average price dropped by 10+% and the Days on Market is up 20%. Median price also see a 10% drop. The average and adjusted average (after weeding out the two extreme) are pretty similar.
All the numbers are relatively even through May 2008, but in June 2008, we see the drops mentioned above.
One of the explanation might be the increase in short sales at the lower end of markets, which tends to stay on market much longer than normal sales, they also drive the median and average sale price lower. However, the higher end homes tend to stay in demand due to the superior Marin location.
Real Estate is Local, which is especially true in Marin county where many areas (mostly Souther Marin, all pice range, seemly protected by the local micro real estate market - tend to stay vibrant!
Make sure you ask your Realtor about the specific area you are interest before jumping into conclusion by numbers.
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Marin County
Two-Month Closed Home Sales Report
All Residential Homes Sold
|
|
June 2007
|
June 2008
|
| TOTAL PROPERTIES SOLD: 292 |
TOTAL PROPERTIES SOLD: 217 |
| |
List Price |
Sale Price |
DOM |
|
List Price |
Sale Price |
DOM |
| AVERAGE: |
$1,224,694 |
$1,210,890 |
62 |
AVERAGE: |
$1,177,288 |
$1125,216 |
80 |
| MEDIAN: |
$989,000 |
$973,000 |
36 |
MEDIAN: |
$879,000 |
$865,506 |
59 |
| HIGH: |
$6,000,0000 |
$6,000,0000 |
590 |
HIGH: |
$7,495,000 |
$6,100,000 |
430 |
| LOW: |
$32,000 |
$25,000 |
0 |
LOW: |
$34,000 |
$19,000 |
0 |
| ADJ. AVG.: |
$1,212,341 |
$1,198,465 |
61 |
ADJ. AVG.: |
$1,153,221 |
$1,107,223 |
80 |
|
May 2007
|
May 2008
|
| TOTAL PROPERTIES SOLD: 210 |
TOTAL PROPERTIES SOLD: 145 |
| |
List Price |
Sale Price |
DOM |
|
List Price |
Sale Price |
DOM |
| AVERAGE: |
$1,239,863 |
$1,223,925 |
60 |
AVERAGE: |
$1317,524 |
$1,279,555 |
68 |
| MEDIAN: |
$895,000 |
$880,000 |
34 |
MEDIAN: |
$980,000 |
$969,000 |
45 |
| HIGH: |
$9,400,000 |
$7,950,000 |
521 |
HIGH: |
$11,500,000 |
$9,750,000 |
338 |
| LOW: |
$49,000 |
$49,000 |
0 |
LOW: |
$99,000 |
$87,000 |
0 |
| ADJ. AVG.: |
1.217,381 |
$1,206,018 |
60 |
ADJ. AVG.: |
$1,2,74,428 |
$1,244,161 |
68 |
Statistics from BAREIS MLS® February 8, 2008. Information herein believed reliable but not guaranteed.
Copyright @ 2008 by Bay Area Real Estate Information Services, Inc. All rights reserved.
Adjusted average does not include the high and low sale data.
Another positive trend since June 25th, 2008 weekly statistics. Total inventory actually dropped by 1 while pending increased by 7.
From a price range point, starter condos/townhomes as well as starter single family homes up to $800K, while $800K and up homes suffered slightly.
With Fannie Mae tightening guidelines for people who are thinking about using their current home as a 2nd home or investment property, this might be the time to lock down that loan and purchase your dream home.
Check with your mortgage broker for the details and how that affect the specific lenders they work with.
Check with your trusted Realtor about inventory on the market and what's the best house for your needs and wants!
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category
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|
Total Units/ In Escrow
|
|
% Active
|
|
% Pending
|
% +/- since 5/28 |
|
All SFD's and CID's
|
|
455/124
|
|
73%
|
|
27%
|
+1%
|
|
SFD's
|
|
336/81
|
|
76%
|
|
24%
|
+2%
|
|
CID's
|
|
119/43
|
|
64%
|
|
36%
|
+1%
|
|
$0 -$500K SFD
|
|
55/27
|
|
51%
|
|
49%
|
-3%
|
|
$500,001-$600K
|
|
38/11
|
|
71%
|
|
29%
|
+7%
|
|
$600,001 - $700K
|
|
58/15
|
|
74%
|
|
26%
|
+9%
|
|
$700,001 - $800K
|
|
40/8
|
|
80%
|
|
20%
|
+6%
|
|
$800,001 - $999,999
|
|
50/7
|
|
86%
|
|
14%
|
-5%
|
|
$1M - $1.25M
|
|
34/6
|
|
82%
|
|
18%
|
-3%
|
|
$1.25M - $1.5M
|
|
25/3
|
|
88%
|
|
12%
|
-0.5%
|
|
$1.5M+
|
|
36/4
|
|
89%
|
|
11%
|
-1%
|
- Buyer's Market < 25%
- Neutral 25% - 40%
- Seller's Market > 40%
 In today's Frank Howard Allen Office meeing, Andy Shine, mortgage broker with Residence Pacific Mortgage, discussed the new guideline by Fannie Mae, which will be effective on August 1. The guidelines affect loans for purchase a new home while retaining the current residence as 2nd home or investment porperty.
Might be time to buy the house you always wanted if you are sitting on the fence.
Here are the details:
| Situation |
New Requirement |
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Current Principal residence is pending sale but the transacction will not be closed (with title transfer to a new owner) prior to the new transaction
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Both the current and the proposed mortgage payments must be used to qualify the borrower forthe new transaction |
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Coversion to a Second Home
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- Both the current and the proposed mortgage payments must be used to qualify the borrower forthe new transaction, and
- 6 months of PITI for BOTH properties is required to be in reserves. Lender may consider reduced reserves of no less than 2 months for both properties if there is documented equity of at least 30 percent in the existing property
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| Conversion to an Investment Property |
Fannie Mae continues to permit up to 75% of rental income to be used to offset the mortgage if there is document equity of at least 30% in existing property
The rental income must be documented with:
- Copy of fully executed lease agreement
- Receipt of security deposit from tenant and into borrower's account
If not meeting 30% equity requirement, rental income may not be used to offse the mortgage payment.
- Both the current and the proposed mortgage payments must be used to qualify the borrowers for the new transaction; and
- 6 months of PITI for BOTH properties is required to be in reserves.
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Come Home to The Fabulous Retreat
Listed at $1,049,000
For more details and pictures, please go to www.2197Vineyard.com
Upscale, lovely expanded and remodeled architect's home sits on over 1/3 level acre lot. Creekside setting with freeform swimming pool and hot tub, deck, patio and gazebo under giant shady trees. A wonderful home for year round relaxing retreat and entertainment!
The seemily humble ranch style home is designed to take full advantage of the premium creekside lot and is packed with surprises!
Walk through the beautiful front door, you are immediately greeted by an inviting, open living / dining room with gorgeous view of greenery from the floor to ceiling windows and sliders. Decorative woodburing fireplace provides focal point in the living room. Gleaming hardwood floor provides warmth thoughout the housee.
The completely remodeled kitchen has beautiful granit slab counters, spanish style floor tiles and center island for breakfast and party gathering. The kitchen also has skylight, ceiling fan and is equipped with beautiful stainless steel appliances and plenty of custom cabinets. Graden windows surrounds the breakfast area overlooking private front yard.
Dramatic brand new master suite has cathedral ceilling, wall of windows and french doors looking into the amazing backyard. The adjacent master bath has tumble marble counters, tiles with ultra modern, sleak lined sinks. There is a separate shower and deep tub with jets for a soothing bath.
The fabulous creekside backyard is accessible through french doors in the living / dining room, guest room and master suite. Tall trees provides plenty of shades in the hot summer. Jump into the solar heated pool for an afternoon swim or just relax in the hot tub while gazing at the stars. The patio off living room provides a cozy gathering spot with the creek in the backdrop providing privacy for the secluded backyard.
Great schools, close to horse riding facilities, O'Hair Park, Stafford Lake, Mt. Burdell, Rolling Hills Club and more!
Rarely on Market Executive Home with Panoramic Hill View Backs to Open Space on Private Street
Listed at $949,000
For more information, check www.12HampshireWay.com
This wonderful 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, close to 3,000 sf home takes advantage of the gorgeous view to provide a wonderful place for entertainment and gatherings.
Walking into the home, you will find formal living room with fireplace and formal dining; both with vaulted ceiling and view of greenery. On the right, an office with view and adjacent full bath. The office suite can serve as a guest retreat.
Be amazed by the incredible view from the great room! Soaring cathedral ceiling and floor to ceiling windows frame the fabulous view; at the same time, allows plenty of sunshine in. The great room has an open floor plan with family room with fireplace, breakfast room and a huge remodeled kitchen with breakfast bar; perfect for that special occasion and everyday gatherings. Sliders open to back deck to enjoy great outdoors.
Master suite has tranquil view, vaulted ceiling and master bathroom with soothing tub and separate shower. Downstairs are three bedrooms and full bath; two bedrooms have sliders which open to the backyard.
Gorgeous landscaped front and backyard. Deck, terraced walkway, side yard with rose bushes, paved back patio. Don't miss that hot tub and garden for organic planting.
Granite Kitchen with garden window, island with breakfast bar, granite sink, four gas burners, double oven. Hot tub. Air conditioner. Skylights. Ceiling fans. Separate laundry room.
Award Winning Schools. Backs to Open Space. Close to O'Hair Park, Stafford Lake, hiking/biking trails and public transportation. Shoot down Redwood Blvd to find Trader Joes and the newly renovated Old Town Novato for boutique stores, fine and casual dining; coming soon is the Whole Foods. Farmers Market on Tuesdays in spring and summer, and much more. Easy access to 101 and 37 freeway.
 ndependence Day is a heartbeat away and one of the beauties of life in the North Bay is the variety of fun events that our charming communities organize at this time of year. Read on to learn of the many unique ways to observe this all-American holiday. Happy Fourth!
Corte Madera-Larkspur
43rd Annual Corte Madera/Larkspur Chambers of Commerce 4th of July Parade - Elaborate floats, precision drill teams, classic cars and the Corte Madera Town Band.
Parade Time: 10:30 am
Route: From Redwood High in Larkspur, it moves down Magnolia into Corte Madera and continues down Tamalpais Ave to the Town Center.
Post-parade: Check out the festivities at Corte Madera's Town Park: arts and crafts, food and drink, carnival games, children's activities and live entertainment.
Info: (415) 924-0441.
Novato
16th Annual 4th of July Parade - Come see over 100 parade entries ranging from classic cars and vehicles from a military museum to Irish bagpipers and a Chinese drum and bell corps.
Parade Time: 10 am
Route: Downtown Novato, starting at the corner of Grant and Railroad Avenues
Along the parade route, you will also find food and refreshment booths, and souvenir t-shirts.
Info: (415) 899-8900.
The 55th Annual Buckaroo Breakfast
Location: Redwood Credit Union parking lot: 1010 Grant Ave, downtown Novato
Time: Breakfast served from 7-10 am
Organizer: The event is presented by the Presbyterian Church of Novato.
Fee: There is a suggested donation of $5 for adults, $3 for kids. Proceeds will be donated to the Marin Community mission project.
First Annual Novato 4th of July Race
Tamalpa, a Marin running club, presents a "4 on the 4th" four-mile road race and a "Mayor's Mile" one-mile family walk/jog.
Starting time/place: 7:20 am at 7th and Grant, downtown Novato
Entry fee: $15, which includes a race mug and post-race goodies
To register, go to the Tamalpa website.
Petaluma
SesquiFest - This year, Petaluma is observing its 150th anniversary, and they're making a joint celebration to go along with Independence Day. The day starts off with a 10K run at Putnam Park, then the celebration moves over to the Marin-Sonoma Fairgrounds for live music, fun for kids, food and fireworks display.
Location: The Sonoma-Marin (Petaluma) Fairgrounds, entry on E. Washington & Ellis Streets
Fee: $5 admission, free for kids under 13
Time: Gates open at 3pm; fireworks after dark
Info: Go to the Sesquicentennial Calendar page
Ross
Annual Ross Commons Picnic - Pack your own lunch, or you can order from Eddie's. The picnic begins at noon and will take place at the Grove area of the Common. Info: (415) 453-1453, ext. 176
San Rafael
Marin County Fair and Fireworks
The Marin County Fair (at Marin County Fairgrounds, Civic Center Drive) offers Marin County's official fireworks display. The July 4th concert features the Preservation Hall Jazz Band from New Orleans.
Fair admission: $12 to $14, and includes free carnival rides, exhibits, and music
Fireworks begin at 9:30 pm
Info: (415) 499-6400 or www.marinfair.org Santa Rosa
5th Annual Bicycle Santa Rosa - 4th Of July Festival And Bike Ride
The celebration begins with a bike ride with elected officials and candidates. The festival will feature live music and vendors, a bike decorating contest and parade for kids, a slow bike race, a flat tire changing contest, water balloon toss, a jump house, various art activities, drawings for prizes and more. SCBC will provide free valet bike parking.
Bike Ride Time & Place: 9am at Julliard Park, returning around 11 am
Festival: 11 am-3 pm
Info: (707) 545-0153
Sausalito
4th of July Parade and Fireworks - This year's parade will include the Cal Alumni Marching Band, floats of all shapes and sizes, and the Sausalito Fire Department.
Parade Time: 10 am
Route: Starting at South Bridgeway, it will move through downtown Sausalito to Caledonia St and into Dunphy Park.
Post Parade: A town picnic in the park with food, entertainment, raffles, tug-of-war, and an egg toss. Fireworks: 9:15 pm
For a complete schedule of the day's events, go to www.ci.sausalito.ca.us Sonoma
4th of July Parade & Old Fashioned Celebration - Complete with booths, food, art show, games, music by the Hometown Band, Crossfire and Carlos Herrera. After dark there are fireworks at the field by General Vallejo's house (east of the plaza).
Location: Sonoma Plaza
Tiburon
Fireworks Cruise - One of the best ways to see the San Francisco fireworks display is from the Bay! The Angel Island-Tiburon Ferry Co. will offer a 4th of July fireworks cruise.
Boarding Time: 7:30 pm and departs at 8 pm
Place: The Tiburon ferry dock off Main Street
Fee: $40 for adults; $20 for children
Info: (415) 435-2131.
Woodacre
4th of July Parade and Pancake Breakfast
Breakfast Time & Place: 8-11 am at the Woodacre Fire Station, 33 Castle Rock Rd.
Cost: $7 for adults; $3 for children
Parade Time: Noon
Route: Starting at the Woodacre Improvement Club (1 Garden Way), it follows Railroad Ave to the Dickson Ranch.
Post-Parade: A good old-fashioned celebration at Dickson Ranch - A family affair with games, face painting for the kids, competitions (including the men's ugly leg contest), horse rides, plenty of music, barbecue, bingo, and everyone's favorite, the flea market.
Independence Day is a heartbeat away and one of the beauties of life in the North Bay is the variety of fun events that our charming communities organize at this time of year. Read on to learn of the many unique ways to observe this all-American holiday. Happy Fourth! Also, be watchful of the local fireworks in this extremely DRY season!
Corte Madera-Larkspur
43rd Annual Corte Madera/Larkspur Chambers of Commerce 4th of July Parade - Elaborate floats, precision drill teams, classic cars and the Corte Madera Town Band.
Parade Time: 10:30 am
Route: From Redwood High in Larkspur, it moves down Magnolia into Corte Madera and continues down Tamalpais Ave to the Town Center.
Post-parade: Check out the festivities at Corte Madera's Town Park: arts and crafts, food and drink, carnival games, children's activities and live entertainment.
Info: (415) 924-0441.
 Novato
16th Annual 4th of July Parade (see the Frank Howard Allen Wagon on the right) - Come see over 100 parade entries ranging from classic cars and vehicles from a military museum to Irish bagpipers and a Chinese drum and bell corps.
Parade Time: 10 am
Route: Downtown Novato, starting at the corner of Grant and Railroad Avenues
Along the parade route, you will also find food and refreshment booths, and souvenir t-shirts.
Info: (415) 899-8900.
The 55th Annual Buckaroo Breakfast
Location: Redwood Credit Union parking lot: 1010 Grant Ave, downtown Novato
Time: Breakfast served from 7-10 am
Organizer: The event is presented by the Presbyterian Church of Novato.
Fee: There is a suggested donation of $5 for adults, $3 for kids. Proceeds will be donated to the Marin Community mission project.
First Annual Novato 4th of July Race
Tamalpa, a Marin running club, presents a "4 on the 4th" four-mile road race and a "Mayor's Mile" one-mile family walk/jog.
Starting time/place: 7:20 am at 7th and Grant, downtown Novato
Entry fee: $15, which includes a race mug and post-race goodies
To register, go to the Tamalpa website.
Petaluma
SesquiFest - This year, Petaluma is observing its 150th anniversary, and they're making a joint celebration to go along with Independence Day. The day starts off with a 10K run at Putnam Park, then the celebration moves over to the Marin-Sonoma Fairgrounds for live music, fun for kids, food and fireworks display.
Location: The Sonoma-Marin (Petaluma) Fairgrounds, entry on E. Washington & Ellis Streets
Fee: $5 admission, free for kids under 13
Time: Gates open at 3pm; fireworks after dark
Info: Go to the Sesquicentennial Calendar page
Ross
Annual Ross Commons Picnic - Pack your own lunch, or you can order from Eddie's. The picnic begins at noon and will take place at the Grove area of the Common. Info: (415) 453-1453, ext. 176
San Rafael
Marin County Fair and Fireworks
The Marin County Fair (at Marin County Fairgrounds, Civic Center Drive) offers Marin County's official fireworks display. The July 4th concert features the Preservation Hall Jazz Band from New Orleans.
Fair admission: $12 to $14, and includes free carnival rides, exhibits, and music
Fireworks begin at 9:30 pm
Info: (415) 499-6400 or www.marinfair.org Santa Rosa
5th Annual Bicycle Santa Rosa - 4th Of July Festival And Bike Ride
The celebration begins with a bike ride with elected officials and candidates. The festival will feature live music and vendors, a bike decorating contest and parade for kids, a slow bike race, a flat tire changing contest, water balloon toss, a jump house, various art activities, drawings for prizes and more. SCBC will provide free valet bike parking.
Bike Ride Time & Place: 9am at Julliard Park, returning around 11 am
Festival: 11 am-3 pm
Info: (707) 545-0153
Sausalito
4th of July Parade and Fireworks - This year's parade will include the Cal Alumni Marching Band, floats of all shapes and sizes, and the Sausalito Fire Department.
Parade Time: 10 am
Route: Starting at South Bridgeway, it will move through downtown Sausalito to Caledonia St and into Dunphy Park.
Post Parade: A town picnic in the park with food, entertainment, raffles, tug-of-war, and an egg toss. Fireworks: 9:15 pm
For a complete schedule of the day's events, go to www.ci.sausalito.ca.us Sonoma
4th of July Parade & Old Fashioned Celebration - Complete with booths, food, art show, games, music by the Hometown Band, Crossfire and Carlos Herrera. After dark there are fireworks at the field by General Vallejo's house (east of the plaza).
Location: Sonoma Plaza
Tiburon
Fireworks Cruise - One of the best ways to see the San Francisco fireworks display is from the Bay! The Angel Island-Tiburon Ferry Co. will offer a 4th of July fireworks cruise.
Boarding Time: 7:30 pm and departs at 8 pm
Place: The Tiburon ferry dock off Main Street
Fee: $40 for adults; $20 for children
Info: (415) 435-2131.
Woodacre
4th of July Parade and Pancake Breakfast
Breakfast Time & Place: 8-11 am at the Woodacre Fire Station, 33 Castle Rock Rd.
Cost: $7 for adults; $3 for children
Parade Time: Noon
Route: Starting at the Woodacre Improvement Club (1 Garden Way), it follows Railroad Ave to the Dickson Ranch.
Post-Parade: A good old-fashioned celebration at Dickson Ranch - A family affair with games, face painting for the kids, competitions (including the men's ugly leg contest), horse rides, plenty of music, barbecue, bingo, and everyone's favorite, the flea market.
 The following information is provided by the Novato Chamber of Commerce. This information can be quite handy for the very few, but could be quite uncomfortable scorching hot days in Marin. This is very important for Seniors who will need to be especially careful when weather conditions change drastically!
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The following facilities have graciously agreed to open their doors as Cooling Centers (to those of any age) in Marin County in times of need.
Hours of operation as a Cooling Center are informally offered and may change when necessary.
Each site is air-conditioned, has water for drinking, a restroom and seating.
Aegis of Corte Madera
5555 Paradise Drive; Corte Madera 94925
Phone: (415) 927-4200 Fax: (415) 927-4200
Hours available as a Cooling Center: 8:30am to 7pm daily (weekends included)
Marin YMCA
1500 Los Gamos Drive; San Rafael 94903
Phone: (415) 446-2101 Fax: (415) 492-9703
Hours available as a Cooling Center: 7am to 7pm daily (weekends included)
www.marinymca.org
Aldersly Garden Retirement Community
326 Mission Ave; San Rafael 94901
Phone: (415) 453-7425 Fax: (415) 453-6377
Hours available as a Cooling Center: 9am to 5pm Monday thru Friday
The Margaret Todd Senior Center (MTSC) Primary Cooling Center in Novato
1560 Hill Road; Novato 94947
Phone: (415) 899-8290
Hours available as a Cooling Center: 9am to 5pm Monday thru Friday
For after hour assistance, please call Novato Police Department Dispatch (415) 897-1122
Aegis of San Rafael
111 Merrydale Road; San Rafael 94903
Phone: (415) 472-6530 Fax: (415) 472-3969
Hours available as a Cooling Center: 9am to 5pm Monday thru Friday
Information provided by Marin County Department of Health & Human Services
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Sylvia Barry, Marin, Sonoma, S.F. Realtor
Novato, CA
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Frank Howard Allen Realtors
Office Phone: (415) 899-9237
Cell Phone: (415) 717-0293
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