Jul 30 | Multi Neighborhoods – 50+ Garage Sale! Sat. July 30th 8:00AM – 12:00PM

Jul 30 | Multi Neighborhoods – 50+ Garage Sale! Sat. July 30th 8:00AM – 12:00PM

by Home Decoration

Once-a-year Tassajara Ranch / Vista Tassajara / Lawrence Street Community Garage Sale!
Saturday July 30, 2022 from 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM.

More than 50+ Families Collaborating so significantly.

Pick up your physical map and record of members on Saturday at 3 spots. At the entrance to Tassajara Ranch (corner of Tassajara Ranch Dr and Mountain Ridge Dr) or at the entrance to Vista Tassajara (corner of Parkhaven Dr and Lakefield Ct) and at the corner of Camino Tassajara and Lawrence Rd. Seem for the Kehrig Staff pop up tent at all areas. 

All sales participants will have balloons to mark there areas.

For supplemental information and facts, digital map, list of households and products visit: https://www.kehrigteam.com/tassajara-garagesale2022

Love the sun, chat with neighbors, and get/sell some incredible products! Using place in each participant’s private garage within Tassajara Ranch / Vista Tassajara / Lawrence Road neighborhoods. We appear forward to looking at you and coordinating some wonderful offers!

Here are just a couple of the things getting offered:

Shifting Sale- Home furniture, Household Decor, Kitchen Things, Sporting activities Equip/Equipment/Backyard garden, Electronics, Pet Objects/Textbooks/GamesSarees, jewellery, resources, lamps, gentle bulbs, and so forth.Outfits, youngsters toys, lamp, golf golf equipment, sporting activities merchandise, king mattress frameColeman Stoves & Lanterns, Camping StuffClothes, Kitchenware, toys, books, sneakers, maintenance equipment, home itemsElectronic
Kitchen Arts Clothes Toys
Other miscellaneousClothes – summer, winter, robes (Promenade etcetera.), halloween 
Personal computer bags Toys
Misc.sports products, domestic things, getaway decorations, craft merchandise, house decor, games
sporting products (water skis, snow skis, boots, bikes, etcetera)
– Garage shelving Thule cargo box (for prime of car)
– Other miscellaneous itemsHousehold goods and children toysMiscellaneous domestic objects, electronics, handmade soaps,Kitchen ware gardening pots and tools child and little one toys cookbooks movie DVDs party decor household decor.Miscellaneous Family, JewelrySmall home furnishings, residence products, add-ons and clothingWe’ve got costume jewellery and watches, Christmas decorations (such as Swarovsky dated “stars,” extensive Hummel assortment at wonderful prices, garden resources, out of doors air cooler, art frames in several dimensions, 3 entry rugs and pads in outstanding situation, like new Porsche Macan WeatherTech mats, Ray Schuler and Gamers professional pool cues, art materials, bocce ball garden set, horseracing artwork and memorabilia, and eclectic collectibles (Bay Spot athletics, Victorian purses, classic canvas golf bag, a handful of silver-age comics, film posters, baseball playing cards, exclusive basketball team Olympic cards, B&W Photographs of Jean Harlow, Person From U.N.C.L.E. Television things, antique instruments, sheet songs, desk and flooring lamps, antique scales, framed Matson Line Hawaiian menus, and additional). PRICED TO Sell!mild home furnishings/Bike/Place of work suppliesElliptical device, Asian type vases, children bikes and scooters, other toddler/child products, stove prime and other appliances, misc products for low cost or freeBaby goods, outfits, furniture, booksIt Will Be Truly worth Your Stop by!
Residence Goods, Mens n Ladies Clothing, Designer goods n Jewellery for cheap. Absolutely free products way too.kitchen items, wine eyeglasses, party decor, serving dishes. Misc Items and far more37″ Television set, Vitamix Blender, Rice Cooker, Vacuum Cleaner, Ladies BicycleKitchen objects these as instapot, egg cooker, espresso mugs, porcelain dolls, collectable barbies, some furniture these as a exhibit situation/dining home buffet server, pillows. Woman’s footwear, collectible gumball equipment, some athletics memorabilia, and so on.Holiday decor, couch, eating desk and chairs, different tiny furnitureWedding and Events materials
Substantial Centerpieces, Linens for a wedding ceremony or particular event Candles,Halloween,Decorations,Christmas Tree,Desk,Toys,Scooter,Plant,Pots,Youthful Avocado plantsGlass ware,Collectables,iPads,Applications,Artgolf golf equipment, a bicycle and other small items.linens, knick knacks, womens dresses (size small), mens clothesClothes-LuLu, a lot of boutique form clothing, Northface, Absolutely free Folks, ornamental pillows, and residence decor. Kitchen necessities, night stands, blankets etc… Tons of items for new faculty college student essentials.
I may have a couple pieces of furnishings.Couch, Mini Frig, Chaise Longue, Kitchen area merchandise, Band Noticed, etchome things, toddler/kid stuff, yard toysVases, Home Products, Paintings, Fitness center Gear, Bikes, Standing Supporters, Christmas Decoration, Halloween Decoration, Christmas Lighting, Household decoration, Equipment, Kids toys, Electronicsbikes, a sit-n-stand stroller, a double umbrella stroller, housewares, Christmas decorations and some athletics products.Basketball Hoop, Miscellaneous Products and AntiquesClothing, footwear, sporting activities equipment, misc.Heaps of lululemon outfits and other garments.

Hosted and Advertised By: The Kehrig Serious Estate Workforce
www.KehrigTeam.com

What it’s like to live in the hottest Bay Area real estate neighborhoods now

What it’s like to live in the hottest Bay Area real estate neighborhoods now

by Real Estate News

As the blazing-hot housing market continues to cool across most of California, the Bay Area communities maintaining the strongest growth in home values appear increasingly concentrated in affluent North Bay communities, especially on the Marin County coast, according to the latest data.

The Chronicle analyzed data from real estate listings company Zillow to see which ZIP codes across the Bay Area had the fastest average growth in typical home values so far this year, from January to June 2022, as well as over the past year, from June 2021 to June 2022. The analysis took only ZIP codes with populations of 1,000 or more into account, based on U.S. census data.

The data showed a continued slowdown in the wake of the “explosion of home values” tied to the pandemic — when remote workers no longer tethered to city centers fled to suburban and exurban areas, driving up prices, according to Zillow data spokesperson Matt Kreamer. Home value growth in the six-month period from January to June was less than half the year-over-year growth in nearly all the ZIP codes examined, he said.

But a number of Marin County ZIP codes — including several established coastal vacation areas — signaled their enduring popularity by topping both the 2022 and year-over-year lists.

Their dominance reflects a shift in buyers’ priorities during the pandemic, according to realtors Sarah Kowalczyk and Lotte Moore, a team with Compass in Marin County. Many were drawn to Marin for the same goals, they said: a better lifestyle, good weather and access to outdoor spaces.

‘Serene’ and ‘tranquil’: Woodacre

Woodacre, a tiny unincorporated community in Marin County’s San Geronimo Valley northwest of Fairfax, had the Bay Area’s highest 2022 growth in home values, at 15.4{d4d1dfc03659490934346f23c59135b993ced5bc8cc26281e129c43fe68630c9}, rising from $1.06 million in January to $1.29 million in June.

The pandemic opened buyers’ eyes to an area that previously was considered “too far out,” Kowalczyk said. “Now buyers are seeing what they can get, and they have no problem with the commute.”

She said her team has been seeing an increase in buyers from more-populated parts of southern or central Marin County, whose property values have increased to near-San Francisco levels. In Woodacre, they can “still find relative value” and get a large home with a lot of acreage, and “total privacy.”

A view of 110 Carson Road in Woodacre, a home currently listed by Mark Machado of Attain Real Estate.

A view of 110 Carson Road in Woodacre, a home currently listed by Mark Machado of Attain Real Estate.

Courtesy Mark Machado

While Woodacre has a “sleepy country environment” — there’s no gas station, and you have to drive a little farther for groceries — the town is still accessible, Kowalczyk said, and the area is served by top public school districts.

“There’s a learning curve, but 95{d4d1dfc03659490934346f23c59135b993ced5bc8cc26281e129c43fe68630c9} of people who move there figure it out…and are beyond thrilled by how safe it is, how quiet it is,” she said.

Realtor Mark Machado, a co-founder of San Rafael-based Attain Real Estate, said the community is tight-knit and friendly with a “serene, tranquil” feel. The only downside, he said, is that homes are on septic and propane systems, which can take some getting used to.

Coastal magnets: Point Reyes Station, Sea Ranch

To the west of Woodacre on the Marin County coast is Point Reyes Station, a popular tourist town acting as the primary gateway to Point Reyes National Seashore. It saw the third-highest growth in home values this year, 14.2{d4d1dfc03659490934346f23c59135b993ced5bc8cc26281e129c43fe68630c9}, rising from $1.57 million in January to $1.79 million in June.

The Compass realtor team said they’ve mainly seen older buyers who want second homes, perhaps initially looking in Wine Country to the east, or Bolinas or Stinson Beach to the south, and then widening their search.

30 Knob Hill Road in Point Reyes Station, a home sold by Compass agents Sarah Kowalczyk and Lotte Moore.

30 Knob Hill Road in Point Reyes Station, a home sold by Compass agents Sarah Kowalczyk and Lotte Moore.

Team Lotte & Sarah, Compass

A major draw for Point Reyes Station is its farm-to-table and artisanal culture, Moore said. It also serves as a hub for many activities and attractions, she added — but for residents, that can be a downside because the town fills up with tourists on weekends and holidays.

Coastal Marin County towns like Point Reyes Station have long been popular day-trip or weekend destinations for Bay Area residents seeking a quick getaway to enjoy nature and small-town life, Kreamer said. But the pandemic has transformed them into places where people are looking to put down roots. “It makes sense that a fair number of people would look to relocate there if they don’t have to commute to the office every day,” she said.

Another small coastal community, Sea Ranch in Sonoma County, continues to lead the Bay Area and California in home-value growth. A Chronicle analysis of Zillow data earlier this month found Sea Ranch had the highest year-over-year increase from May 2021 to May 2022 statewide.

The most recent data showed Sea Ranch had highest year-over-year percentage increase in home values in the Bay Area as of June, at 43.87{d4d1dfc03659490934346f23c59135b993ced5bc8cc26281e129c43fe68630c9}, and the region’s second highest increase for the January-to-June period, at 15.37{d4d1dfc03659490934346f23c59135b993ced5bc8cc26281e129c43fe68630c9}.

Realtors in the area said the uniqueness of the architecture, proximity to the coast, recent addition of high-speed internet and a private airstrip attracted well-to-do buyers who can work remotely.

A home in Sea Ranch that sold for $1.8 million in August 2021.

A home in Sea Ranch that sold for $1.8 million in August 2021.

Kennedy & Associates

The pull of the suburbs

For many, though, it’s about affordability and getting more bang for their buck. Kreamer said. Generally, buying a home in the cities of San Francisco or San Jose is more expensive than in the nearby Bay Area suburbs.

Three Tri-Valley ZIP codes in San Ramon and Danville and a ZIP code in Union City all saw significant year-over-year home value growth, each rising just over 24{d4d1dfc03659490934346f23c59135b993ced5bc8cc26281e129c43fe68630c9} from June 2021 to June 2022. ZIP codes in Dublin, Pleasanton and Livermore also made the top 15 list for year-over-year home value increases.

“A buyer can certainly get more space for their money in some of the outlying areas,” Kreamer said. “If you’re a first-time buyer in the Bay Area, it makes sense you’d look at places like Livermore or Union City, where homes are relatively affordable and you can get more space and a yard for the price of a small condo closer to the city.”

Many Bay Area home buyers have had more freedom during the pandemic and in the past year to expand their choices, whether it’s the location, type of home or other amenities that are important to their lifestyles.

“What’s happening in the Bay Area is that many people are freer than ever to seek out homes that most closely fit their preferences, and to make fewer tradeoffs,” Kreamer said.

So nature lovers and those looking for a more peaceful life look to Marin and Sonoma counties, while families seeking larger homes, amenities and a backyard for the kids may be drawn to suburbs such as San Ramon and Danville.

Methodology

Zillow’s Home Value Index measures a region’s typical home value and housing market appreciation based on multiple data sources, including seasonal variations and the values of homes nearby. Home value estimates are not based just on the prices of recently sold homes, but rather estimate the value of all homes within the selected region, whether they were sold or not.

The approach differs from that used by many Realtors, whose data comes from regional Realtor and broker databases called multiple listing services; the methodologies can differ and the analyses would not be directly comparable.

Kellie Hwang is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: kellie.hwang@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @KellieHwang

 

Gov. Whitmer Announces New Housing Development, Economic Investments for Three Detroit Neighborhoods

Gov. Whitmer Announces New Housing Development, Economic Investments for Three Detroit Neighborhoods

by Investment Property

Gov. Whitmer Announces New Housing Development, Economic Investments for Three Detroit Neighborhoods

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  

February 2, 2022                     

Contact: Kathleen Achtenberg, achtenbergk@michigan.org 

 

Gov. Whitmer Announces New Housing Development, Economic Investments for Three Detroit Neighborhoods 

 

LANSING, Mich. – Governor Gretchen Whitmer joined the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) today to announce that the state will be supporting revitalization projects to bring new housing, economic growth and vibrancy to three neighborhoods in Detroit. The projects are expected to generate a total capital investment of $33 million. 

 

“These revitalization projects demonstrate our ongoing efforts to meet the housing needs of Michiganders and build a foundation for long-term economic opportunity in Michigan,” said Governor Whitmer. “Today’s investment is helping us put Michiganders first, creating good-paying jobs, and reinforcing Detroit neighborhoods as attractive places to live, work, and play by transforming underutilized properties into productive spaces.” 

 

 Gov. Whitmer Announces New Housing Development, Economic Investments for Three Detroit Neighborhoods

 

The Brush 8 Townhomes project will include the construction of a three-story multifamily building on two vacant sites in the Brush Park neighborhood of Detroit. When completed, the building will consist of eight for-sale residential townhomes and will feature a rooftop terrace, penthouse, garden, and alleyway improvements. The project also includes public infrastructure improvements including curbs, gutters and paving the public alleyway.  

 

The project is expected to generate a total capital investment of $4.8 million and will reactivate vacant property into a contextually appropriate building that will provide needed housing in the neighborhood.  

 

The City of Detroit Brownfield Redevelopment Authority has received MSF approval of $29,220 in state tax capture for the reimbursement of brownfield remediation activities. The city is supporting the project through the approval of the local tax capture, valued at $201,145. The development team is also seeking a Neighborhood Enterprise Zone tax abatement that would apply to future residents of the property. The city of Detroit is certified with MEDC’s Redevelopment Ready Communities program. 

 

“The Detroit Economic Growth Corporation is committed to supporting Detroit-based and minority-owned development firms. We’re excited to support City Growth Partners, and its Brush 8 Townhomes development,” said Detroit Economic Growth Corporation Executive Vice President of Economic Development & Investment Services Kenyetta Bridges. “The project will redevelop vacant and previously contaminated land to provide new, high-quality and design-forward residential opportunities for Detroit’s Brush Park neighborhood.” 

 

 1727 Merrick Redevelopment Project 

 

The 1727 Merrick Redevelopment Project will include the construction of three three-story townhome buildings in the Woodbridge neighborhood near downtown Detroit. When completed, the project will consist of 23 for-sale townhomes and public infrastructure improvements including sidewalks, a public pocket park, bike infrastructure, and onsite underground stormwater management system. 

 

The project is expected to generate a total capital investment of $7.1 million. In addition to bringing affordable housing options to the area, the project will transform unused land into a development that will drive economic activity and contribute to the vitality and density of the neighborhood. It will also move tax-reverted Detroit Land Bank property back to productive use that generates tax base for the community. 

 

The City of Detroit Brownfield Redevelopment Authority has received MSF approval of $81,739 in state tax capture for the reimbursement of brownfield remediation activities. Local support for the project includes approval of the local tax capture valued at $652,180 and a potential Neighborhood Enterprise Zone tax abatement that is anticipated to have a value of $2 million, helping to reduce property tax burdens for future homeowners. 

 

“The Detroit Economic Growth Corporation is proud to support the redevelopment of the vacant 1727 Merrick site in Detroit’s Woodbridge neighborhood,” Detroit Economic Growth Corporation Executive Vice President of Economic Development & Investment Services Kenyetta Bridges said. “The new construction will provide attainable homeownership opportunities for Detroit residents and families, which aligns with DEGC’s mission to provide inclusive economic opportunities within the communities we serve.” 

 

 3700 Trumbull Redevelopment Project

 

The 3700 Trumbull Redevelopment Project will include the construction of 65 new, for-sale market-rate townhomes on 11 parcels in the Woodbridge area of Detroit. The project will include public improvements such as storm water management features, installation of streetlights, sidewalks, landscaping, and creation of a community commons area connecting Scripps Park and Rose Dog Park that will be accessible to the public.  

 

The project is expected to generate a total capital investment of $20.9 million. It will also provide needed workforce housing options immediately adjacent to an employment center and serve as a catalyst for further economic growth in the surrounding commercial district. The project is expected to generate a total capital investment of $20.9 million. This project is another example of MEDC’s partnership with the Detroit Land Bank Authority in returning property owned by the Land Bank to productive use within the community.  

 

The City of Detroit Brownfield Redevelopment Authority has received MSF approval of $192,481 in state tax capture for the reimbursement of eligible activities. The city of Detroit is supporting the project through the approval of local tax capture, and it is anticipated that the city will approve a Neighborhood Enterprise Zone tax abatement valued at $6.4 million. 

 

“Reactivating blighted, vacant property is at the core of the Detroit Land Bank Authority’s mission and we work directly with residents and developers alike to make that happen,” said Detroit Land Bank Authority Interim Executive Director Tammy Daniels. “Projects like these aren’t just pretty to look at-they take vacant land and turn it into new, mixed-income housing opportunities for Detroiters and increase property values for neighbors.”  

 

The Detroit Land Bank Authority’s mission is to return the city’s blighted and vacant properties to productive use, utilizing a variety of sales programs to make homeownership and land purchases accessible to Detroiters. The Detroit Land Bank Authority works directly with individual buyers, as well as community partner organizations and developers for projects. 

 

“These three development projects reflect our continued focus on supporting innovative placemaking efforts in communities throughout the state that lays the foundation for long-term economic wins and greater opportunity for Michiganders,” said Quentin L. Messer, Jr., CEO of MEDC and President and Chair of the MSF Board. “By focusing on traditional neighborhoods and increasing much-needed housing options, we are working with our local partners in Detroit to establish vibrant, unique places that residents and visitors will enjoy.” 

 

About Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) 

The Michigan Economic Development Corporation is the state’s marketing arm and lead advocate for business development, job awareness and community development with the focus on growing Michigan’s economy. For more information on the MEDC and our initiatives, visit www.MichiganBusiness.org. For Pure Michigan® tourism information, your trip begins at www.michigan.org. Join the conversation on: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter. 

 

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