Six markets. Different decisions.

East Bay ground is not interchangeable.

A Richmond bungalow, Pinole ranch, El Cerrito hillside home, Albany Craftsman, Berkeley brown shingle, and Kensington view property do not need the same preparation plan or pricing logic. The operating standard stays disciplined. The property decision changes by city, street, housing stock, condition, and buyer pool.

The six service areas

  1. North and East Richmond bungalow with a mature front garden at dusk
    01 Service area

    Richmond

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  2. Single-story home in Pinole with a broad front lawn
    02 Service area

    Pinole

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  3. Sold El Cerrito mid-century home on an expansive landscaped lot
    03 Service area

    El Cerrito

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  4. Albany home on Stannage Avenue after a managed rehabilitation
    04 Service area

    Albany

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  5. Sold Tudor Revival home in the Berkeley Hills
    05 Service area

    Berkeley

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  6. East Bay bungalow with a white picket fence at sunset
    06 Service area

    Kensington

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A local strategy starts with the house in front of you.

Walk the property before deciding what to repair, what to explain, and what the market is likely to reward.

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