Monthly Archives: September 2021

Sierra Sotheby broker Demian Black advised his clients, buyers Michael and Rhea Wisherop, to postpone the transaction, even if they lost their deposit. The home could burn down, and he doubted whether loan or insurance companies would sign off. His … Continue reading →

SAN JOSE — More buyers have emerged for a bankrupt developer’s Bay Area projects, raising hopes that the potential property sales could help investors and creditors recoup some portion of the money they are owed. The prospective property purchases are … Continue reading →

A fire-damaged home in Walnut Creek, California, sold for precisely $1 million on Thursday. The accepted offer came significantly over listing price. The two-story, four-bedroom initially listed for $850,000 and immediately incurred a bidding war as well as the attention … Continue reading →

“This was a wonderful site that is near transit in one of the hottest real estate markets on the planet,” said MidPen President Matt Franklin. But despite the fact that there were over a dozen other offers, MidPen was able … Continue reading →

A four-bedroom home in Walnut Creek, California, just closed for $1 million, two weeks after it hit the market. That’s well below the median list price for the ZIP code, but the house was nearly destroyed by fire. “Bring your … Continue reading →