Grayroost

[...] It’s now less than 144 hrs before we launch GrayRoost in the bay area. While we’re not the first, nor the 20th, to show homes for sale on the web, we do believe [...]

[...] The San Francisco Bay area is one of the state’s most beautiful and ever-changing locations; it features stunning [...]

[...] worth thinking about how multi-generational living is affecting the housing market in the Bay Area. More than 100 years ago, multi-generational living was the rule rather than the exception. [...]

[...] in 1872, making it one of California’s oldest municipal parks. The park also features a log cabin built in 1913, a gazebo, the Penitencia Creek (which bisects the park), and a mineral springs [...]

[...] singles alike will enjoy frequenting the Picchetti Ranch Open Space Preserve in Cupertino. Log Cabin, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. Though a bit in comparison to other SF Bay area parks, [...]

[...] , “street theatre” performances, many political rallies, and fun outdoor movies. Cesar Chavez Park, Berkeley. Sitting on approximately 90 acres in the city of Berkeley, Cesar Chavez Park [...]

[...] of which were the homes or businesses of a postmaster and a prominent doctor. The Plaza de Cesar Chavez Park. Featuring a beautiful fountain, picnic areas, a café, and a seasonal farmers’ [...]

Buying and selling a home has changed over the years. The internet and other technological advances have made it easier than ever to both list a home [...]

[...] often make owning a home costs less than renting. Market Gets Better Even if your current real estate market seems to be in a slump, history shows that sooner or later it will eventually get better. [...]

[...] : the Maverick Spirit Awards and Various Film Awards. The San Jose Jazz Festival. Held in downtown San Jose, this fun festival is held annually and draws thousands of guests each year. It was first [...]

[...] about what luxury truly is and make sure the condo you buy actually fits into that category. Travis McKnight writes for 1-800-GOT-JUNK? Pittsburgh and 1-800-GOT-JUNK? Gainesville [...]

[...] , how you market your listing also determines the amount you make on the sale. Author: Travis McKnight is a writer for 1 800 Junk and You Move Me [...]

[...] Museum of San Jose. Located in Kelley Park, this museum gives a glimpse into the lives of San Jose residents during the 1880s. There are 27 reproduction homes, businesses, and landmarks, some of which [...]

[...] During summer, the park hosts “Music in the Park” and other great concerts. The San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art. Located in Downtown San Jose, this art venue features mostly [...]