Summerize your home - 07/03/09 05:59 PM
It may seem hard to believe, but we've already waved goodbye to the beginning of summer. Before the hottest days of late summer descend upon us, consider tackling these summer projects:
Air conditioning-It's important to have your air conditioner in perfect working order. Taking care of any issues in the midst of a heat wave can potentially result in an increase in price, as well as an increase in the time it takes for a technician to visit your home. You should also replace any filters now. Simply remove the old one and take it to your local home improvement … (3 comments)

San Ramon at the Annual Run San Ramon 10k/5k/3k Run and Walk - 07/03/09 05:54 PM
A Healthy Beginning to the 4th of July Holiday in Looking for a fun holiday event that positively affects your waistline? Join the City of San Ramon Parks & Community Services Department for the annual Run San Ramon 10k/5k/3k Run/Walk. This is a certified, flat, paved route beginning at the San Ramon Community Center at Central Park, 12501 Alcosta Blvd, right off the 680 freeway at Bollinger Canyon Road.

Race is open to all ages with medals given to the top 3 finishers in 18 different age groups for those 5 and over. As well as complimentary commemorative race t-shirts … (0 comments)

4th of July in San Ramon - Picnic & Fireworks - 07/03/09 05:40 PM
San Ramon Central Park ~ 5:00pm-10:00pm   
The City of San Ramon's Red, White & Blue Picnic & Fireworks is scheduled for Saturday, July 4th in San Ramon's Central Park located at 12501 Alcosta Blvd from 5pm - 10pm. Enjoy our beautiful park setting with a family picnic and music from KKIQ radio being broadcast for your listening enjoyment.  There will be a spectacular fireworks display synchronized to music at 9:30 p.m.  For those of you not in Central Park, the accompanying music for the fireworks can be heard on KKIQ radio, 101.7.
Everyone is encouraged to bring a picnic to the … (1 comments)

NAR Clears the Air on Energy Act - 07/03/09 05:35 PM
On Friday, June 26 the House passed HR 2454, the American Clean Energy and Security Act. Thanks to NAR's efforts an energy efficiency labeling program will be limited to new construction only. The legislation also includes incentives for homeowners to make their properties more energy efficient. 
Media coverage of this legislation has raised questions about how it will impact real estate transactions.  NAR staff has prepared a one-page analysis of the bill which you can read by clicking here. You can also read a "Myths vs. Facts" document by clicking here.
While the House has passed HR 2454 it's unlikely the Senate will … (0 comments)