Archive for October, 2009
Bay Bridge closure no problem for Burlingame homeowners to get to work in San Francisco
0 Comments Published by chrismolnar October 28th, 2009 in Burlingame, Buyer Tips, Easton Addition, Neighborhoods. by chrismolnarWaking up to the news that the Bay Bridge was closed this morning, I started thinking of the many ways one could get to San Francisco from Burlingame without crossing any bridges. Bart connects in Millbrae and if you live close to Adeline Drive, you can take the shuttle to the station and don’t need a car at all. Caltrains stops in Burlingame downtown and in Millbrae. If you need to drive and want city streets the option is to take El Camino Real north which will connect with Mission St in San Francisco. Like the more scenic route, take Skyline Blvd all the way to San Francisco. Of course it is easy to drive via Highway 101 or 280 however you might sit in traffic with all those commuters who just came over the San Mateo Bridge from the East Bay and have been on the road for hours.
Senior Living in San Mateo
0 Comments Published by chrismolnar October 28th, 2009 in Buyer Tips, Neighborhoods, Proposition 60, Real Estate for Seniors, San Mateo. by chrismolnarThe Peninsula Regent in San Mateo www.PeninsulaRegent.com offers a retirement community in an urban setting. Located just two blocks from the San Mateo downtown area, residents can easily walk to shops, restaurants, the park andmovie theatres. I looked at several condominiums that are currently for sale. A lovely 1 bedroom, 1 bath condo with a remodeled kitchen is listed for $ 359,000.(listing agent Arlene Sullivan/Coldwell Banker, San Mateo) asullivan@cbnorcal.com) An other floor plan offered a second bathroom and a den for $ 399,000 but didn’t have the kitchen up-dates. (listing agent Annie Kraemer/Coldwell Banker San Mateo annie@anniekraemer.com) Unit # 410 was a spacious 1300 sqft condo with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The Regent is based on the independant living concept, however if in need, residents can temporarily move to the assisted living wing. In addition to purchasing a condo, residents pay a monthly membership fee and need to pass a physical exam and qualify financially. The Peninsula Regent is offering a retirement planning seminar on Sunday November 7th. RSVP 650.579.5500.
Opportunities in South San Francisco
0 Comments Published by chrismolnar October 21st, 2009 in Buyer Tips, South San Francisco. by chrismolnarBuyers compete in the 1.3 Million dollar price range in Burlingame
0 Comments Published by chrismolnar October 21st, 2009 in Burlingame, Buyer Tips, Seller Tips. by chrismolnarThe home at 1709 Ralston Ave in Burlingame which was listed as a 3 bedroom/2bath house just closed escrow. The asking price was $ 1.3 and it sold for $ 1.4. I understand that they had seven offers and judging by the short escrow time of 7 days, it is safe to assume that they had an all cash offer. Congratulations to the listing agents.
