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I'm VP of marketing at Trulia, in a passive hunt for a home in the Bay Area. We were partial to living in San Francisco, but looks like we've finally switched teams and are more interested in Berkeley. Of course, we're opportunistically open to most anywhere within a "reasonable" (to be defined) distance from San Francisco -- north bay, peninsula or elsewhere in the east Bay -- as long as it's sunny!
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Heather Fernandez answered:
This one is easy: a huge kitchen, yoga room, office & separate sinks. - Wed Feb 11 2009, 15:37
Heather Fernandez answered:
It's a hard one, but...develop/support programs to enable more (though not all) struggling home owners to stay in their homes, instead of adding to the pile of foreclosures hitting the market. Encourage responsible lending by the banks and new home ownership with (non-loan) incentives. Finally (and probably first) focus on raising consumer confidence to get buyers in off the sidelines. - Wed Jan 21 2009, 00:37
Heather Fernandez answered:
Hi Ute - Heather from Trulia here.
It's the "Tru" in Trulia that reflects trustworthy and truthful. The "lia" is the "nice ring" part :) - Tue Oct 21 2008, 12:04
Heather Fernandez answered:
Hey Deirdre - Heather from Trulia here.
If you are asking about "Trulia Popularity" that you see in the right column on our heat maps and other places on the site, we get that based on the # of searches that people are doing on Trulia. With 5 million unique visitors per month, we thought it was an interesting data point worth sharing!
In the link below to the LA Heat Map, you see that Hollywood Hills, Silver Lake and Eagle Rock are the most "searched" LA neighborhoods on Trulia. Hope this helps! - Wed Sep 24 2008, 12:20
Heather Fernandez answered:
thanks for everyone's feedback - for the record, I have already discussed with with my SF agent. was hoping to get additional perspectives from you. - Tue Sep 16 2008, 13:01
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