Experience:
Sales Manager for STAR Real Estate Brokerage January 2008—present
Building agents and a company that always keeps the clients first with a broad depth of…
Project Manager for A Packard Corporation January 1997—June 2003
Construction project manager for a General Contractor and Civil Engiineering frim.…
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Specialties:
Investment Property Sale and 1031 Exchanges
Triple Net Commercial Purchases
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Certifications
& Awards:
Licensed California Real Estate Broker
Graduate of the Real Estate Institute
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About:
I’m a third-generation San Franciscan. I’ve lived here all my life, and I’m raising my children here. I have intimate knowledge of the history and ... show more
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Jed Lane; Fog City Guide answered:
The schools in SF are not crummy. I have raised two beautiful and successful daughters in SF and as I've stated before it is my feeling that raising kids in the City gives them more sophistication and a greater chance to individuate than raising them in the suburbs. I have nieces and nephews that were raised in the burbs and they had far more problems with peer pressure and the rampant drug and drinking that goes along with the peer pressure. There is also the fact that most of the homes are empty of parental units because you are both out of town at work and commuting. My experience is that kids raised in San Francisco can become whoever they want to become and they will find someone like them to be friends with.
If you are working I Pleasanton and feel that you will continue to work there then why not move there? Dublin, Pleasanton, Livermore, Blackhawk, all in the tri-valley area. Most important thing you can do for your kids is be involved in their lives and that means the schools they go to, field trips, PTA, assisting the teacher, just generally being part of the kids community. So if you are just more comfortable in a suburban life then move where you can be involved with the kids – one of you has to be close by.
West Portal School is a very good school and so is Dianne Feinstein Elementary, both in your neighborhood. Giannini Middle School and Lowell HS are top rated. In fact Lowell has produced a current Supreme Court Justice, Jane Goodall and a number of other very notable people. So really it is a decision that is made not because of the schools available here or there it should be made on how you like to live and where you can be part of the kid’s lives. - Sat Nov 21 2009, 08:16

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