Dan Nebenzahl

Hi Richard,

Why indeed is your home not listed on Trulia?

The fact is anyone choosing to sell their home needs to be working with a Real Estate Agent that understands today's market and where the buyers are looking. The days are gone when all the information about homes for sale was in the hands of brokers or listed in the newspapers.

Today, smart home seekers are getting online and becoming extremely knowledgeable about the inventory, about the prices, the schools and proximity to shopping. They learn about the commute times to work and what type of public transportation is available if the need arises.

An agent like myself is aware of the changes and takes all steps necessary to be ahead of the curve. Trulia and many other websites such as NY Times.com, Yahoo-Real Estate, REALTOR.com and even the Wall Street Journal online are essential to a modern marketing plan. When I list a home for sale, it not only goes on the MLS but It is placed on over 30 websites within hours of becoming active on the MLS.

Remember, maximum exposure helps to ensure a quicker sale. Don't you deserve to be with an agent that is willing to invest in you? - Sat Jul 5 2008, 18:22

Marin City is one of the most affordable areas in Marin County and the northern part of Sausalito. Separated by the 101 Freeway some people consider Marin City as a town of its own, however it is Sausalito.

The housing stock is for the most part condos and townhouses. The area is divided into two main areas; the highlands where the prices tend to be higher and the flats located near the local Mall.

As for the basic history of Marin City, it started out as WWll housing for many of the people who came from the south to work in the Sausalito ship building yards. The govt. established work place housing and for decades little had changed until builders started in the 70's constructing apartments in the hills over looking Richardson bay and Mt. Tam. The views from the heights were and are spectacular, however the stigma of the wartime housing area has persisted in keeping prices relatively low compared to the rest of Southern and Central Marin. Value and convenience is the name of the game for Marin City - 5-10 minutes outside of San Francisco. Great for ivestment rentals as well especially as prices keep softening in the market but that will stop pretty soon too.

If you would like some stats on the area including $/sqft I would be happy to provide you with the info you need to make a informed decision. Please follow the links to my website and drop me an email.

All the best in your home search! - Sun May 4 2008, 00:22

The last unit sold within the range of addresses you desire was Nov. in 2006! Well, the best way to find a home in any area you particularly desire is to go with a Pro-Active agent. Sitting on the sidelines waiting for that special listing to appear can take years! If you want to move now and have all your financing lined, owners are going to be far more willing to consider selling. Many times they are wishing to sell their homes if their target price is met. Especially if they can avoid the hassle of having strangers walk through every Sunday. I can be reached through my website if you want more information and a Pro-Active agent to work for you. - Wed Apr 23 2008, 18:31