What makes Foster City a great place to live is its location. Sitting right in the middle of the San Francisco Peninsula it is almost the same number of miles to drive north to San Francisco as it is to drive south to San Jose. The population in Foster City likes to play out doors. The city boasts more parks per square foot then any other city on the Peninsula. The Bayside Trail runs along the eastern shore of the city and always has bicyclists,

Congress changed things a few years back and now Daylight Savings Time begins the first weekend of March. That’s this Saturday night! Tomorrow night. So before you head off to bed, don’t forget to change all of your clocks. In our house that’s a lot of clocks since appliances have clocks today, and walls have clocks, and radios have clocks, you get the jest.

Burlingame is a Buyer’s market and has been one for a long time. This week saw a large number of new listings come out, something we haven’t seen in a long while

There are exactly 65 days left to qualify for the $8000 First Time Buyer’s Credit. You must be in contract by April 30,2010 and close escrow by June 30th. You can buy a home up to $800,000 and have an income as high as $225,000 for a couple or $125,000 for a single person. We have homes to show you, so why aren’t you looking? Seriously. This price range is hot, hot, hot and we are seeing multiple offers, once again, which means you must be out looking every weekend.

The City of San Mateo is the largest housing housing market in our immediate area. With a population just under 100,000 (or more once the census is completed) there is a wide variety of houses to choose from. It offers a good selection of entry level homes, and has one of the prettiest areas with executive homes in the County, San Mateo Park.