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Posted in March 8th, 2010
by Rick Bonetti in Market Trends

There are 12 new listings in Saratoga this week. There are 116 residential MLS listings available with an average price of $2,241,933.

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How Can I Save Green When Buying A Green Home?

Posted in March 8th, 2010
by Rick Bonetti in Market Trends

Image by U.S. Army Environmental Command via Flickr

Green building is here to stay!  So if you’re thinking of buying a home in Saratoga, Los Gatos or Monte Sereno or you are thinking of remodeling your existing residence, you need to know what elements of a “green home”* are most cost effective.  There are also federal [...]

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Saratoga Real Estate Heats Up With The Super Bowl

Posted in February 10th, 2010
by Rick Bonetti in Homebuyer Tips, Homeseller Tips, Market Trends

The Silicon Valley real estate market regularly starts to pick up about the time of the Super Bowl (wasn’t that a great game)!
Inventory of homes for sale in Saratoga, CA 95070 is climbing, but is still a low 86 detached and 11 attached homes.  Last week 21 detached homes were added to the inventory including [...]

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Will A Voluntary Strategic Walk-Away From Your Mortgage Make Your Problems Worse?

Posted in February 4th, 2010
by Rick Bonetti in Homeseller Tips, Market Trends

I am hearing more talk these days of homeowners who are “upside down” in their mortgage relative to current home value and they are considering voluntarily walking away from their mortgage and giving their home back to the bank.  I heard it at a Christmas party; on the street; at open houses; and even last [...]

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Rightsizing, Or Is A Green Mansion An Oxymoron?

Posted in January 31st, 2010
by Rick Bonetti in Market Trends

How big can a home get before it is simply too big to be called “green”, regardless of its design and materials?  According to architect Jason McLennan, CEO of the Cascadia Green Building Council and author of the Living Building Challenge, “the average American family house or condominium, which today is built for three people, should be no larger [...]

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