San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) October 29, 2011

Beverley Group Real Estate Services, a San Leandro real estate company aims to provide top tier service and attention to their high profile clientele. The group is run by CEO and broker Sunny Thiara and under his leadership, the organization provides elite real estate services in the East Bay, primarily in San Leandro, Danville, Dublin, Pleasanton, Alamo and Castro Valley.

Sunny Thiara, or “Sunshine,” the moniker many use for him, is celebrating over 15 years of experience in real estate and is known as an expert in business and a very experienced and credible Realtor. He is so good at what he does that he is being contacted by high-profile people, such as players on the Oakland Raiders, celebrities, heads of large corporations, doctors and other elite clients.

People seek out Sunny Thiara because he has worked in all aspects of the Danville real estate field for more than 15 years. He started in 1995 at California State Senate in San Diego when he was studying law. At age 24, he played a pivotal role in helping Qualcomm acquire naming rights to the stadium where the San Diego Chargers play. He worked closely with lobbyists, insurance companies, banks, and other interest groups before moving back to the Bay Area in 1997. He then worked in land acquisition, assisting in the purchase of Crescent Shopping Center in Pleasant Hill. Soon after the project was complete, his career took off with the handling of residential and commercial mortgages and real estate.

“I developed relationships with banks, learning about their needs and consumer needs, said Sunny Thiara. “This led to my success in dealing with individuals and short sales.”

For more information on the Dublin real estate company, The Beverley Group and their services, give them a call at (925) 478-3456 or visit them on the web at www.beverleygrp.com. They are located at 1201 4th Street San Francisco CA 94158.

About the Beverley Group

The Beverley Group provides boutique Pleasanton real estate representation to businesses and individuals in the East Bay. They provide consultation to their clients on a variety of real estate matters, from short sales, bulk home sales, luxury real estate properties, and more. The Beverley Group serves the areas of San Leandro, Danville, Dublin, Pleasanton, Alamo and Tiburon/Sausalito.

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Nnamdi Asomugha is the top free agent available, no matter who you happen to ask. Well, I guess if you asked one of the other free agents or their moms, or perhaps fans of teams without a cornerback need, they might say somebody else. But when it comes to everybody else in the real world, Asomugha is the guy that any team in the league would be happy to have. It says a lot that the New York Jets are heavily pursuing him, seeing as how they have perhaps the other half of that “one of the best cornerbacks in the league” equation in Darrelle Revis.

The team with arguably the best cornerback in the league is trying to land Nnamdi Asomugha. That’s how good he is.

It’s an unfortunate circumstance for the 49ers: having the Jets to bid against. Not because they have deep pockets or are willing to offer more money than San Francisco, but because Nnamdi is probably willing to take less money to play for them, considering the state of their team. In New York, he wouldn’t have to be on every number one wide receiver and he wouldn’t be alone on that defense. 

For Revis, he has to bring in a partner for his island resort business, but Revis Island (renamed Revisomugha Island?) would then double in real estate. He’s all for the business venture, according to Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News, who had this quote from Revis:

He’s the best CB in the league. Me and him as a tandem would be unbelievable. It would be awesome    

All isn’t lost for the 49ers, who are still pursuing Nnamdi, and appear to have “some” leverage due to their convenient placement in the Bay Area. When you’re talking about a couple million in differences and you don’t have to buy a new house, things do start to look a bit better. He’d certainly be a great fit and now with the news that the 49ers are going to be releasing Nate Clements, it lends to the thought that Asomugha might be attainable. After all, they wouldn’t release him (and free up $15 million in the process) when Shawntae Spencer is the only option, right?

Right?

SB Nation’s own Andrew Sharp did raise a great point in this piece, he notes that the teams that don’t get Asomugha could be in for a blessing in disguise. The reasoning is that Asomugha is commanding an awful lot of money right now, and how often do these big ticket free agents pay off? San Francisco only needs to look to Nate Clements for proof of this theory.

None of which is to say Asomugha’s overrated… It’s just that, playing the free agent market comes down to weighing costs, benefits, and risk. And considering he’s already 30 years old, and probably due to drop off over the next few years, even Asomugha’s benefits come with a risk. It’s the paradox with football players.    

Article source: http://bayarea.sbnation.com/san-francisco-49ers/2011/7/27/2298668/2011-nfl-free-agency-rumors-nnamdi-asomugha-wont-come-cheap-jets-49ers