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San Mateo Homes Between $600k and $700k

By Raymond Stoklosa · June 26th, 2010

What Can I Expect to Buy in San Mateo Between $600,000-$700,000? You’re Looking at Three San Mateo Neighborhoods Currently in the City of San Mateo there are 18 single family homes for sale priced between $600,000 and $700,000; 12 homes are located east of El Camino Real and west of Highway 101. The majority can [...]

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Not Sure Which Belmont Neighborhood is Right for You?

By Rebecca Williamson · May 10th, 2010

Check out our Belmont Neighborhood Guide We got such positive feedback from our San Mateo Neighborhood Guide, we decided to dive into Belmont. Belmont is one of the more desirable cities on the peninsula for families because of their top notch schools. Belmont has more of a Village Feel If you’re looking for urban living, [...]

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How to Price Your Home for Maximum Exposure

By Rebecca Williamson · April 21st, 2010

Google is Changing the Way Buyers Look for San Mateo Homes The internet in general and Google more particularly has brought about a new twist on searching for homes. It use to be that prospective home buyers would use simple phrases like “San Mateo homes for sale” or something more specific like “Baywood homes for [...]

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4 Biggest Mistakes when Buying Bank Owned Homes

By Raymond Stoklosa · April 15th, 2010

The 4 Biggest Mistakes When Buying Bank Owned Homes in San Mateo County The San Mateo County real estate market, while not deluged with bank owned homes has had its fair share based upon household income, demographic make-up and employment base. Buying bank owned homes in San Mateo County can be tricky and a unique [...]

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Central Park San Mateo

By Rebecca Williamson · March 1st, 2010

San Mateo’s Central Park Central Park in San Mateo has something for everyone. Picnic grounds, playground, train, baseball/softball field, Japanese Tea Garden, Arboretum Society and tennis courts are just some of the amenities you’ll find. Where is Central Park? Central Park is bordered by 5th Ave and 9th Ave and Laurel Ave and El Camino [...]

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