The March 2008 median home price in Pleasanton CA was $811,312 for single family detached homes. There were 34 home sales of single family detached homes in Pleasanton CA, the highest priced home sold for $5,494,000, the lowest price home sold for $460,000. The average selling price of detached single family homes for March 2008 in Pleasanton California was $1,055.691.Home Sales volume and home sales activity is UP in Pleasanton CA! There are currently 48 single family detached homes pending sale in Pleasanton CA. The listing prices of these homes ranges from $525,000 to $2,600,000 and the median home price for single family homes pending sale in Pleasanton CA is $833,950.The March 2008 median home price in Pleasanton CA was $452,500 for attached homes including duets, condos and town h... 04/01/2008

5 bedroom, 5 bath, formal living, dining, sitting room. Spacious family room. Gorgeous gourmet kitchen with granite counters. View from every window overlooking Ruby Hill Golf Course. Huge master suite with large spa tub and massive walk in closet. Two fireplaces, formal foyer with Travertine floors throughout. Professionally staged by Kym Hough's Staged to Sell serving Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. www.staged-to-sell.com 04/01/2008

The City of Pleasanton Department of Parks & Community Services coordinates many recreation programs, sports activities and entertainment options for Pleasanton. This department also manages community facilities, senior services and activities, and the Pleasanton park system. Click here for a complete list of available activities and services offered by Parks & Community Services. Alameda County Fairgrounds is home to the annual mid-summer Alameda County Fair. The Fairgrounds also features many shows and attractions throughout the year, including Satellite Horse Race Wagering as well as live races. Visit the Fairgrounds website at http://www.alamedacountyfair.com/ for a list of current and coming attractions. Downtown Pleasanton offers many fun and exciting events throughout the year, s... 03/28/2008

    Pleasanton HistoryThe Amador-Livermore Valley was first sighted by a Spanish soldier, Captain Pedro Fages, in 1772 while on an expedition searching for new mission sites. It was a half-century after this discovery that Jose Amador, in 1826, brought the first settlement to the valley, which still bears his name. Spanish families were awarded huge tracts of land as a result of the abandonment of the California Mission System. Alisal, as Pleasanton was known at the time, was located on one of the main routes to the gold fields and quickly became a mercantile stopover for miners seeking their fortune in the Mother Lode. The first white settler in the immediate area of Pleasanton was Augustine Bernal in 1850. The adobe house he built on Foothill Road is still standing today. He lived the... 03/28/2008

I went to the main event in San Francisco, March 10th through the 12th and it was an eye opener. I'm still trying to digest all of the information and I did join by referral only on March 12th. I would like to know one thing. What was the first system you stardted to implement and should I wait for my first coaching session start implementing any new systems? 03/13/2008

Pleasanton CA Subdivisions 94588 ZipcodeI have been working on a list of subdivisions for Pleasanton, California in the 94588 Zipcode. Please let me know if I have missed any good ones....Laguna Vista |Laguna Vista Est |Canyon Meadows |Lagoon Vista |Las Positas Gdns |Fairlands |Fairlands Park |Siena |Hyde Park |Verona |Pleasant Village |Stoneridge Twnhm |Valley Trails |Highland Oaks |Mohr Park |Foothill Farms |Avila |Val Vista |Pleas Meadows |Pleasanton |Belvedere |Valencia |Stoneridge |Westside |Stoneridge Squar |Canyon Creek |Ca Place |Foothill Area |Parkside |Golden Eagle |Foothill Knolls |Laguna Oaks |Moller Ranch |Kottinger |The Preserve |Walnut Glen Est |Preserves |Kolb Ranch Estates |Golden Eagle Est |Oak Hill | Also if anybody knows any good places to get a comprehensive list of... 03/10/2008

I have been working on a list of subdivisions for Pleasanton, California in the 94566 Zipcode. Please let me know if I have missed any good ones....Wellington |Laguna Vista |Smoketree Common |Vintage Hills |Pleasant |Kottinger |Vineyard Terrace |Birch Creek |Shadow Cliff |Down Town |Downtown |Charter Oaks |Danbury Park |Town Square |Mission Park |Charter Oak Duet |Del Prado |Heritage Gardens |Birdland |Ponderosa |Pleasant Valley |The Gates |Walnut Hills |Country Fair |Happy Valley |Castlewood |Old Town |Pleasant Hills |Vintage Heights |Nolan Farms |Bonde Ranch |Pheasant Ridge |Bridle Creek |Heritage Oaks |Sycamore |Ruby Hill |Fox Borough Est |Oak Tree Farms |Bordeaux Estates |Alameda | Also if anybody knows any good places to get a comprehensive list of subdivision for Pleasanton, CA or... 03/09/2008

I hear a lot of Bay Area home buyers say they want to wait for "the bottom". They just are not comfortable buying in the current market with all of the negativity and the fear of more price erosion. Perhaps it's time to take a walk down memory lane and revisit the market of 2005. Because once we are past "the bottom", and all signals are pointing up, we could be right back into that kind of market. You do remember the market in 2005, don't you? (cue up background music with heavy strings)Ah yes, the good old days. No worries about how much prices are going to drop. Everyone is buying real estate (even, as it turns out, some people who shouldn't be). The news media is full of stories about how much homes are appreciating. You are my client, and you would like to buy a 4 bedroom, 2000 sq ... 03/09/2008

Hello, I'm a certificated Signing Agent a and I live in California. I have over 10 years of experience in the Notary business. Sandy Laffins is a Pleasanton, CA notary public. Traveling to your home or office Sandy Laffins can notarize : mortgage documents, purchase documents, mortgage loans, 2nd mortgages, lines of credit, adoption papers, business documents, certifications of copies of documents (leases, business documents, ect), contracts, corporate documents, prison inmate documents, easements, government forms, i-9 employment forms, immigration documents, commercial leases, letters of instruction, letters requesting birth or death certificates, medical documents, powers of attorney, stock documents, travel affidavits, trusts, vehicle title transfers, wills, and more! I also serve t... 03/07/2008

Ain't it Great to Live in the Age of the Internet - A Wealth of Information is at your hands on a Keyboard - Build a Business make Friends - To Explore from the Truth to the Wild & Bizarre. Two sides to every story and then there's the Truth. Life is short - make everyday count for something good and lets make this place a Better more Friendly World for all to Enjoy! Make it a GREAT DAY ! Gary Schwaegerle California REALTOR Since 1980 http://www.schwagerlerealtors.com/ 03/03/2008

My name is Mike Jackson and I work for Realty World Global in Pleasanton. I will pay up to 25% referral fee and I will put everything in writing of course. I've been in the business for almost 3 years and I do loans as well. I'm sure you can appreciate the fact your agent is writing an offer and not wasting your time with an unqualified client. My work address is 4847 Hopyard Rd. Suite #1 Pleasanton, CA 94588, and I cover all of Alameda, Contra Costa, and some Stanislaus/ San Juoaquin Counties. My Office line is 925-225-7126 and my cell phone is 209-556-3965. www.jacksonloans.net 02/29/2008

I AM EXCITED!!!  I AM WORKING ON MEETING OTHER TOP PRODUCING REALTORS IN MY AREA AND IN OTHER AREAS.    I BELIEVE IN EDUCATION.  I HAVE FOUND THAT IT IS STILL TRUE, BUYER BEWARE!    AND AS A REALTOR I WANT TO REPRESENT MY CLIENT AND BE VERY EDUCATED.   I AM PLANNING ON WORKING WITH THE HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM, I HAVE ALWAYS WANTED TO HELP SINGLE MOMS FIND HOMES TO LIVE IN WITH THEIR CHILDREN.   CREDIT REPAIR - I HAVE FOUND A SERVICE THAT CAN HELP WITH CREDIT REPAIR.   IN PLEASANTON WE ARE VERY LUCKY WITH OUR ECONOMY.  OUR HOME VALUES ARE NOT GIVING UP TOO MUCH.  WE ARE KNOW AS THE "BEST KEPT SECRET".  BECAUSE OF OUR LOCATION, DISTANCE TO EMPLOYERS, AWESOME SCHOOLS AND GREAT COMMUNITY.  PLEASANTON IS A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE AND ITS A SMART TIME TO BUY.   02/26/2008

Are you a teen or parent of a teen age 14-19? Teens, don't miss your chance for a summer job! This free event is being held at the Pleasanton Senior Center (5353 Sunol Blvd, Pleasanton, CA) where teens can meet with employers, apply for jobs, explore career options, identify personal strengths and more. There will be mock interviews, resume writing tips and skills analysis and much, much more available. If you are too young to work (too young for a work permit) or would like to gain experience there will be representatives available from non-profit and volunteer organizations.You may contact the Youth Employment Specialist at (925) 973-3374 for more information.When buying or selling San Ramon CA real estate, contact me as I am a skilled agent, offering extensive area knowledge and stro... 02/25/2008

Great Green News!!!, This week’s Go Green Initiative School of the Week, Walnut Grove Elementary School in Pleasanton, became the first solar school in California just last week to go green! Principal Bill Radulovich flipped the switch and turned on the solar energy! Perhaps not surprisingly, it's just the latest step they've taken as the folks at Walnut Grove Elementary School have been transforming their campus from a "gardening, composting, recycling" school to one that's focused on saving energy while helping a school around the world do the same. GO WALNUT GROVE ELEMENTERY, PLEASANTON!!!! ~Gail My Site 02/24/2008

My YouTube video gives an overview of this gem of a city in the southern end of Alameda County. I take you on a tour of the uniqueness of this town, a little history and show some of its "soul." The community has a great location, weather and school system that make it a perfect place to call home. The Tri-Valley area has plenty of vistas and locales but none with a heartbeat of a small town so close to major urban centers as Pleasanton. Come see what you have been missing. ~Gail My Site 02/24/2008

What a great experience I just had at attending my first auction. I had no idea that many people would show up to an auction. It was very loud, there were problems with the microphone and sound a few times, but overall I saw some people make some great deals and some that just didn't make since. I would highly advice any Realtors, Loan Agents that want to grab some extra business by attending the auction. by the way my clients and I sat in the front row by the very loud speakes and I beleive I'm deaf for now... Free Home Search 02/23/2008

I just finished a video that features interviews with residents of Pleasanton CA.  In this video, various Pleasanton residents talk about what they like best about the city, what they like doing here, and why they like living here.  I hope you will find it interesting.  Feel free to pass it on to anyone who might find it interesting.  And no, I have no plans to give up my day job. 02/23/2008

Information is power.If you are buying a home, and you find a home you are interested in, I always suggest that you talk to the neighbors the first opportunity you get.  We all know the classic "nosy neighbors" who make it their business to know everyone else's business.  Gladys Kravitz on Bewitched and any of the characters on Desperate Housewives are prime examples.  While these people can be very annoying to live near, they can be your best source of information when you are evaluating a neighborhood. You see, neighbors have information, insights, and knowledge that comes from actually living in the neighborhood.  They know far more about traffic patterns, kids in the neighborhood, what the residents are like, crime, nuisances, pending changes or developments that might impact the ne... 02/23/2008

If you have been following the Pleasanton real estate market these past few months, you know that bears are not the only animals in hibernation.  Home buyers have been hibernating as well, forced into hiding by a seemingly unending wave of bad news about the national real estate market.  Oh sure, buyers made occasional inquiries and even wondered into an open house or two, but for the most part they have been content to sit on the sidelines and see where things go.Well, it looks like the hibernation might be ending.  Home buyers are starting to venture out.  Traffic is up at open houses, and more and more buyers are starting to explore some of the opportunities in the market.  Go to my blog at www.680Homes.com to read the rest of this post. 02/23/2008

The Pleasanton CA real estate market continued on a slow and steady trend in January, as rainy weather and the dark clouds of bad news on real estate and the economy dampened most buyer's moods.  Fears of a recession and dismal national real estate news were instrumental in prompting the Federal Reserve to again lower short term interest rates by 3/4%, which is certainly good news for mortgage rates in the short term.  And the impending stimulus plan being proposed in congress, but not yet signed into law, brought even more hope that the bottom of the cycle is near.  Perhaps most significantly, the much discussed increase in the FNMA loan limits, which are currently stuck at a laughable $417,000, seemed to pick up steam, with speculation that an increase into the low $700,000's for the ... 02/23/2008