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Mt. Carmel Fall Auction Coming Next Month!
Fluff up that taffetta dress, starch that baby blue ruffled tuxedo and dust off your dancing shoes because Our Lady of Mount Carmel School is proud to announce our 2011 Annual Benefit Auction: “A Night At The Prom” Whether your theme was “Good Golly Miss Molly”, “I Got You Babe”, “Stairway to Heaven”, “Two Tickets to Paradise”, [...]
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Fourth of July in Mount Carmel — All This and More
You’ll probably encounter a good handful of block parties as you drive through Mt. Carmel on July 4th. That’s one of the great things about living in this area, is the vast sense of “community” present in so many different blocks and pockets. But of course, that’s just one of the great things about the [...]
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2011 Predictions – Mt. Carmel Real Estate
It’s that time of year again, and here’s the one key thing that I, Ed Gory, predict with some level of certainty that will happen this year in real estate news: Predictions on Bay Area real estate will be contradictory That’s right, contradictory. Some articles will point to data showing positive upswings. Other articles will [...]
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Lowball Reality vs. Buyer Mentality
Lowball offers rarely, if ever, get accepted. There, I said it. Almost everything you read in the news these days about the housing market points to it being a Buyer’s Market. That is true to some extent, but not 100% of the time. There are neighborhoods out there that are exceptions to the rule, and [...]
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Mt. Carmel’s Annual Auction is This Weekend!
Put it on your calendar !! Oct. 23rd, starting at 5:00 pm. It’s “The Blue & Gold Gala”, the annual Mt. Carmel Auction. You can view the online auction site here, get tickets for the event, or even download the Auction catalog. Here’s just a small samplings of some of the great items up for auction: 7 [...]
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Curse of the Lowball Offer
Doesn’t matter whether it’s a Buyer’s Market, or a Seller’s Market. Lowball offers are as old as the oldest profession. Let’s say you just received an offer from someone who wants to buy your home. You’re excited and relieved, until you realize the offer is an unrealistic lowball price. Insulted? Disappointed? How should you respond [...]
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Show Me the Money — Redwood City Ranks #4 in VC Spending
Good article in the Merc last week, comparing the amount of venture capital invested in startups in the region’s municipalities in 2009. For us Redwood Citizens, this is good news, as Redwood City ranks #4, behind some pretty big “powerhouse” cities for startups. The top 5 is as follows (along with the amount invested, in millions): [...]
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The Party Might Just Be Ending for Low Interest Rates
It’s safe to say that mortgage interest rates have been at historic lows since the summer of ’09, mostly around and sometimes even under 5%. Currently, they’ve been floating around the 5 & 1/8% range. Part of the reason for these low rates has been because the Fed has been on a buying binge of [...]
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When Does YOUR Street Get Sweeped? …Some Cool Online Tools on Redwood City’s Website
Upon receiving my latest email installment of Redwood City e-news (which you can get by signing up at www.redwoodcity.org), Malcolm Smith, their Public Communications Manager, highlighted to me useful tools that the city provides on their website. Want to know when your street is going to get a visit from the City Street Cleaning sweepers, [...]
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