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  • One Tam Supports The Long-Term Stewardship Of Mt. Tam

    January 4, 2023

    One Tam Supports The Long-Term Stewardship Of Mt. Tam

    One Tam brings the Marin Municipal Water District, National Park Service, California State Parks, and Marin County Parks together with the nonprofit Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy to leverage the skills and resources each partner and inspired community members to support the long-term stewardship of Mt. Tam.

  • Summer search charity logo

    January 3, 2023

    Summer Search

    Creating futures with purpose & equity by empowering young people through our 7+ year mentoring and experiential learning program.

  • reusable drinking bottles from Carey Hagglund Condy Team

    January 2, 2023

    #NoPlastic

    Carey and her team are committed to protecting Marin’s pristine beauty. We provide our exclusive Yeti and S'well reusable beverage containers to all of our clients for their convenience. Please stop by our office in Ross to pick one up for your family.

  • Selected Macroeconomic Factors & Indicators Pertinent to the Bay Area Real Estate Markets

    December 19, 2022

    Selected Macroeconomic Factors & Indicators Pertinent to the Bay Area Real Estate Markets

    Interest rates, financial markets, housing affordability, consumer confidence, employment, population change, mortgage debt, and other factors and indicators.

  • Marin County Real Estate Report - December 2022

    December 15, 2022

    Marin County Real Estate Report - December 2022

    But thousands of Bay Area homes continue to sell, some very quickly at over asking price: With the shifts in market conditions, pricing has correctly become an imperative for sellers.

  • Bay Area Real Estate Report - October 2022

    October 12, 2022

    Bay Area Real Estate Report - October 2022

    Virtually across the Bay Area, media sales prices retreated dramatically from their spring peaks. Part of this was due to season trends: It's common for median sales prices to peak for the calendar year in Q2, the drop in the summer. But part of the price decline was clearly due to changing market conditions in supply and demand prompted by significant shifts and volatility in indicators like inflation, interest rates, stock markets and consumer confidence. In some markets spring to summer declines in the average size of houses sold played a role in median price drops.

  • Marin County Real Estate Report - September 2022

    September 7, 2022

    Marin County Real Estate Report - September 2022

    As of early September, interest rates have increased again and stock markets have declined once more

  • Selected Macroeconomic Factors & Indicators Pertinent to the Bay Area Real Estate Markets

    September 7, 2022

    Selected Macroeconomic Factors & Indicators Pertinent to the Bay Area Real Estate Markets

    Interest rates, financial markets, inflation, housing affordability, consumer confidence, employment, population change, mortgage debt, and other factors and indicators.

  • The Highest Priced Bay Area Home Sales Since 2Q22 Began & the Most Expensive Homes on the Market

    July 19, 2022

    The Highest Priced Bay Area Home Sales Since 2Q22 Began & the Most Expensive Homes on the Market

    Mid-Summer 2022 Review