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Media: A buyer's market in Marin
Jeff Martin and his fiancee, Joyce "Joey" Haag, shopped for a year and toured more than 100 properties before they found a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house they liked in Kentfield. The couple offered $750,000, the lowest of three bids on the house, which had an asking price of $825,000. They held their ground through a second round of bidding, and finally agreed to buy the house for $775,000 after the other offers fell through...
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Media: What you can buy in the Bay Area for $1.5 million
This Japanese-inspired chalet-style home can be purchased for under $1.5 million.
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Media: Layne Gray selling Pacific Heights home
San Francisco entrepreneur and philanthropist Layne Gray put her 1930 Pacific Heights home with bay and Golden Gate views on the market.
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Media: Ross
Discovering a small-town lifestyle
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Media: Hitting Home: Recent Marin County Buyers' and Sellers' Stories
Recent Marin County buyers
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Media: Not everyone touring the expensive homes is a bona fide buyer
Impostor buyers are nothing new. As long as real estate agents have been allowing members of the public to enter private homes, disturbed individuals have taken advantage of this access to steal goods, case joints for future heists and otherwise invade the privacy of the sellers.