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Tag Archives: Santa Clara County
Property tax assessments gradually bouncing back
After several years of downturns, property tax assessments are back up in most Bay Area counties this year, a sign that the beleaguered real estate market is finding stability, even while Silicon Valley firms are in full expansion mode. Still, … Continue reading
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Tagged California State Association, California State Association Of Counties, Downturn, Economists, Expansion Mode, homes millbrae, Inflation, Jean Hurst, Legislative Representative, Phil Ting, Property Tax Assessments, Property Values, Proposition 13, Resurgence, San Mateo Counties, Santa Clara Counties, Santa Clara County, Silicon Valley, Silicon Valley Firms, Uptick, Windfall
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Bay Area open space: 75 percent is being protected, but 300000 acres are still …
Click photo to enlarge Roughly 75 percent of all the land in the Bay Area is either permanently protected in parks or open space, or at low risk of development because it is zoned for farming or other rural uses. … Continue reading
Posted in SF Bay Area News
Tagged Ballot Box, City Of San Francisco, Contra Costa County, Eastern Contra Costa County, Gilroy, Greenbelt Alliance, Hikers, homes millbrae, Morgan Hill, Open Space Preservation, Open Spaces, Park Lovers, Poster Child, Preservation Group, Raising Money, Rough Times, Santa Clara County, Silicon Valley, Three Decades, Vacaville, Wildlife Refuges
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Bay Area leads nation in rental price increases
Bay Area cities topped the nation for rising apartment rental prices in 2011, according to a new report. In the greater San Francisco and San Jose markets, average rental prices increased by 10.4 and 12.2 percent, respectively, making the two … Continue reading
Posted in SF Bay Area News
Tagged Apartment Occupancy, Apartment Renters, Berendt, Bidding War, Commercial Real Estate, Cream Of The Crop, East Bay, Estate Experts, F Region, Granite Countertops, Hayes Valley, homes millbrae, Landlords, Occupancy Rate, Renter, Rents, San Francisco Apartment, San Francisco Apartment Association, Santa Clara County, Track Lighting, Two Areas
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Area still feeling effects of real estate crash
(Source: By Rachel Raskin-Zrihen Times-Herald, Vallejo, Calif.) – Solano County homeowners lost about half their property’s value since the housing bubble burst, which, like elsewhere, seriously impacted the area’s economy, experts say. Four years after the recession hit in December … Continue reading
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Tagged Assessment Roll, Association Of Realtors, Contra Costa County, Dataquick, Estate Crash, Home Equity Loans, homes millbrae, Housing Bubble Burst, Napa Counties, Napa County, President Paul, President Todd, Property Tax Revenues, Raskin, Real Estate Information, Realtors President, San Mateo County, Santa Clara County, Solano County, Todd Willis, Tonnesen
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interview: Jim Foley, Wells Fargo regional president for Greater Bay Area
Click photo to enlarge These days, the Wells Fargo stagecoach is pulling into town with slumping revenue but rising profits. San Francisco-based Wells got a big boost from its $12.67 billion purchase of its struggling rival Wachovia Bank in January … Continue reading
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Tagged Additional Products, Alameda County, County Ranks, East Bay, Economic Outlook, Economic Trends, Electronic Instrumentation, Employment Gains, homes millbrae, Jim Foley, Metro Areas, National Labs, Pacesetter, Region Job, Regional Operations, Regional President, Santa Clara County, Wachovia, Wachovia Bank, Wells Fargo, Wells Fargo Stagecoach
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