If you love Mid-Century Modern design , there’s something truly special about an Eichler home . And now, a rare opportunity is coming soon to San Mateo : 1718 Eleanor Drive . Built in the 1950s by visionary developer Joseph Eichler , these homes were inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s philosophy , emphasizing light, openness, and a seamless connection to nature. Eichlers are instantly recognizable for their flat or gently sloped roofs , floor-to-ceiling glass walls , and centra

Looking for your next home in Sunnyvale, California ? This just listed townhome at 773 Santa Cecilia Ter  offers the perfect combination of comfort, style, and convenience  in the heart of Silicon Valley. Ideal for families, professionals, or anyone looking to embrace the best of Silicon Valley living , this modern townhome is move-in ready and designed for everyday comfort. Modern Townhome Features in Sunnyvale This spacious 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath, 2,333-square-foot  home boast

4808 Mendocino Terrace, Fremont, CA 94555 Looking for a stylish, move-in ready home in a prime Fremont location? Your search ends at 4808 Mendocino Terrace  — a beautifully upgraded two-story single-family home  in the highly sought-after Forest Park neighborhood of Ardenwood . This home blends modern design with functional living spaces, perfect for families, professionals, or anyone seeking comfort, convenience, and style. Bright, Open, and Thoughtfully Designed Step inside

Why 2026 Already Feels Different for Homebuyers It’s only the beginning of 2026, but the housing market is already showing signs of change — and for once, it’s change in favor of buyers. After several years of high prices, limited listings, and unpredictable mortgage rates, this year is starting from a completely different place. Here’s what’s happening right now: 1. More Homes Are Hitting the Market Inventory is up 13%  compared to last year, according to national housing re

Bay Area Housing Market Predictions for 2026: Will Home Prices Finally Drop? The Bay Area housing market has been through a lot in the past few years — record highs, soaring mortgage rates, and now, signs of a shift. As we move into 2026, both buyers and sellers are asking the same question: Are prices finally going to drop? Let’s take a closer look at what’s happening in the market and what you can expect in the year ahead. 🏡 The 2026 Housing Market Outlook After years of i

A New Year, A New Set of Rules for California Homeowners California’s real estate landscape is changing again in 2026. Whether you’re planning to sell, refinance, renovate, or simply stay put, new state laws are introducing major updates that affect nearly every homeowner. From transparency in property marketing to wildfire safety standards and HOA regulations, these changes are designed to protect consumers, improve housing safety, and bring more clarity to real estate trans

If you’re planning to sell your home in 2026, there are several new laws that could change how your property is marketed and sold. California’s latest real estate updates aim to increase transparency, consumer protection, and market fairness  — and understanding them now can save you time, stress, and legal risk later. Here are the most important updates for home sellers this year. 1. AB 723 – Digital Image Disclosure for Property Listings Beginning January 1, 2026 , any digi

California has just passed a few new ADU-related bills — AB 462, AB 1154, SB 543  — which, together with the already-effective SB 9 , make up California’s newest push to expand housing and simplify ADU development. In short: building an ADU or JADU is becoming easier, faster, and more predictable — and cities have less power to create extra hurdles. Here’s what each law does, and what it means for Bay Area buyers, sellers, and investors. ▍ AB 462: A Green Light for Coastal &

If you’ve served in the U.S. military—or if your spouse has—you have access to one of the most powerful homebuying benefits available: the VA home loan . This unique program gives qualified Veterans and active-duty service members the opportunity to buy a home with no down payment , no private mortgage insurance (PMI), and often better loan terms than traditional mortgages. But here’s the surprising part: Nearly 70% of Veterans don’t even know they qualify for this benefit ,

If you’ve been thinking about buying a home this year, good news — the best week to buy in 2025 is officially here. According to Realtor.com®, the week starting October 12  marks the sweet spot of the year for homebuyers — a time when listings are up, prices are down, and competition eases  just enough to make a real difference. 💡 Why This Week Matters Here’s what makes this window so special: More homes to choose from:   Realtor.com projects nearly 33% more active listings

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