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The Northgate Area-  Comprised of many neighborhoods with a lot of homes. Located in East Walnut Creek, most of the homes were built in the 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's and have long been popular for their traditional style single and two story floorplans. 

New Northgate- Some of the newer constructed Walnut Creek homes are located in the Northgate Area. Subdivisions like Rancho Paraiso were built throughout the 90's by Herald Smith Construction. 

The Woodlands- Once nothing but farmland and walnut groves. This all changed in 1961 and 1962 when several developers, including Leadership, MacKay and Hofman, were the first to break ground and build the Woodlands.

Lake Lakewood Area- It's always a surprise to anyone who doesn't know, that there's a lake in Walnut Creek. Lake Lakewood was man made and has a lot of history. Most of the home development in Lakewood began in the 1930's when it was expected that the opening of the Caldecott Tunnel would increase demand for homes in Walnut Creek.

Crystyl Ranch- Crystyl Ranch is a beautiful neighborhood nestled in the Mt. Diablo foothills of Concord, Ca. Located between Walnut Creek and Clayton, homes in Crystyl Ranch are close in proximity to parks, shopping, dining, entertainment, schools and just about the best the East Bay has to offer.

Elderwood Glen- Elderwood Glen is a subdivision located in Martinez, Ca. There are 55-60 homes, homes range from 3-5 bedrooms and are known for their spacious rooms. Elderwood Glen is also centrally located to downtown Martinez, downtown Pleasant Hill, Concord, Lafayette and Walnut Creek. 

Chateau Ridge- Chateau Ridge is a wonderful neighborhood settled in the foothills of Martinez, Ca. The neighborhood has a private setting with most of the homes backing to the open space and green belt. 

Valley High- These beautiful homes were built by the well know builder, Davidon Homes.  There are many home models to choose from, ranging from single stories to split level homes. The 3-4 bedroom homes have luxury features including skylit entry halls, vaulted ceilings, wet bars, woodburning fireplaces and spacious Master suites.

Alamo, CA- Alamo, CA is an unincorporated community with high demand real estate. It is located in the East Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area, nestled between Walnut Creek and Danville. The average home price in Alamo is $1.1 million in comparison to the average home price in the state of California at $347,000.

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Wednesday
Jul142010

President Obama Extends Deadline for Federal Home Buyer Tax Credit!

DateWednesday, July 14, 2010 at 8:14PM

Great news but now how are they going to increase our market activity that is rapidly slowing to a snail pace since the Federal Tax Credit has expired..

No great news regarding new jobs in the US of A..

Retail sales are slumping..

A second dip (i don't think we ever got out of the first dip) is clearly on the way..

Put your seat belts on..

Until next time..

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Reader Comments (2)

I blame the banks for this mess. They have a stranglehold on small businesses.
They had a public bailout, but where can small businesses go to for help to get them through this recession.
If the the banks are not lending and keeping the money to themselves, what can we do to force them.
When very occasionally they do lend they are charging exhorbitant interest rates.
They got us into this mess. So surely they should be made to help us out of it.
Not killing us off....

July 30, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterDavid

I do not say I also blame the bank we have different reasons why some certain things happen, but if banks hold for releasing for small businesses then how can small businesses will grow big?

November 4, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterTodd | Federal posters

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