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Brendan Aiello

Aiello Monday Real Estate Market Reports!

Stats From: June 28th, 2009 6:00AM

City

ACTIVE

High (List Price)

Median (List Price)

Low (List Price)

             
Belmont

44

$1,749,000

 

$917,444

 

$578,500

Burlingame

61

$3,295,000

 

$1,450,000

 

$580,000

Foster City

29

$1,588,000

 

$1,060,000

 

$834,000

Hillsborough

79

$18,000,000

 

$2,998,000

 

$889,900

Redwood Shores

15

$1,498,000

 

$1,189,000

 

$680,000

San Mateo

149

$3,680,000

 

$925,000

 

$299,000

 

 

         
Total

377

         
             
             
City

PENDING

High (List Price)

Median (List Price)

Low (List Price)

             
Belmont

30

$1,288,000

 

$812,500

 

$500,000

Burlingame

34

$2,500,000

 

$1,134,000

 

$599,000

Foster City

18

$1,590,000

 

$998,444

 

$849,900

Hillsborough

18

$4,790,000

 

$2,097,500

 

$1,500,000

Redwood Shores

5

$1,148,000

 

$950,000

 

$699,950

San Mateo

93

$2,195,000

 

$659,500

 

$361,000

             
Total

198

         
             
             
City (M.T.D. C.O.E.)

SOLD

High (Sales Price)

Median (Sales Price)

Low (Sales Price)

 

 

         
Belmont

17

$1,200,000

 

$928,000

 

$635,000

Burlingame

16

$2,425,000

 

$1,412,500

 

$830,000

Foster City

11

$1,450,000

 

$897,500

 

$750,000

Hillsborough

9

$4,300,000

 

$2,500,000

 

$1,828,000

Redwood Shores

6

$1,650,888

 

$1,065,550

 

$710,000

San Mateo

42

$2,385,000

 

$890,000

 

$370,000

 

 

         
Total

101

         

Team Tapper's Monday Peninsula Real Estate Market Report Chart

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please remember to read our webpage disclaimer, that statistics and all other information on this webpage/blog is deemed reliable, but not independently verified or guaranteed.

Brendan Aiello

2009 San Mateo Central Park Music Series

Howdy,

In my “Events in June” Blog post I announced the first of the 2009 San Mateo Central Park Music Series Concerts, better known as Music in the Park. I attended most of the concerts last year and the first one for this year, last Thursday (and will be each Thursday from now until the beginning of August). The event was a huge success with easily a thousand attendees. I had a great time with my mom and girlfriend as we listened to funk/disco/80’s music by Disco Funk Crutch. The music and atmosphere was great for people of all ages and backgrounds. Kids rushed the dance floor as the first note was played while parents watched from the side, people socialized with their neighboring concert-goers, foodies shared the best menu items from each booth, and so on.

The food booths were great and operated by such vendors as Astaria Restaurant, Pizza-My-Heart, Pasta Primavera, The Melting Pot, Rave Burger, 3 Bees Coffee, and Pasta Pasta. My family enjoyed some food we brought from home as well as two awesome sandwiches from Astaria’s booth!

Another cool feature was instead of just having garbage cans they had “waste stations” where a volunteer from ReThink Waste would tell you how to properly throw away your trash to reduce waste. I never knew how many things were compostable and according to our nearest ReThink waste volunteer Allied Waste will be no longer our garbage provider in 2010 and a new company will be taking over that will allow us to throw paper items into our green landscape waste boxes which will be composted! (Click Here For More Recycling Information At This Event)

For more information on the San Mateo Central Park Music Series (including the Band-Line Up and Concert Dates), Please Visit Their Official Website!

Brendan Aiello

Mid-Peninsula Real Estate Market Statistics

Stats From: June 21st, 2009 6:00AM

City

ACTIVE

High (List Price)

Median (List Price)

Low (List Price)

             
Belmont

44

$1,749,000

 

$962,500

 

$500,000

Burlingame

57

$3,295,000

 

$1,449,000

 

$580,000

Foster City

34

$1,588,000

 

$1,074,000

 

$834,000

Hillsborough

75

$18,000,000

 

$3,250,000

 

$999,999

Redwood Shores

18

$1,498,000

 

$1,104,000

 

$680,000

San Mateo

149

$2,995,000

 

$899,000

 

$299,000

 

 

         
Total

377

         
             
             
City

PENDING

High (List Price)

Median (List Price)

Low (List Price)

             
Belmont

33

$1,288,000

 

$849,000

 

$568,900

Burlingame

33

$2,500,000

 

$1,179,000

 

$599,000

Foster City

14

$1,590,000

 

$993,644

 

$858,000

Hillsborough

18

$4,790,000

 

$1,964,500

 

$1,500,000

Redwood Shores

2

$1,048,000

 

$978,954

 

$909,909

San Mateo

85

$2,195,000

 

$599,000

 

$361,000

             
Total

185

         
             
             
City (M.T.D. C.O.E.)

SOLD

High (List Price)

Median (List Price)

Low (List Price)

 

 

         
Belmont

12

$1,200,000

 

$951,500

 

$635,000

Burlingame

15

$2,425,000

 

$1,350,000

 

$830,000

Foster City

9

$1,450,000

 

$897,500

 

$750,000

Hillsborough

7

$4,300,000

 

$2,500,000

 

$1,828,000

Redwood Shores

5

$1,650,888

 

$1,153,000

 

$710,000

San Mateo

33

$2,385,000

 

$900,000

 

$370,000

 

 

         
Total

81

         

Team Tapper's Monday Peninsula Real Estate Market Report Chart

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please remember to read our webpage disclaimer, that statistics and all other information on this webpage/blog is deemed reliable, but not independently verified or guaranteed.

Why Do I Need Renter’s Insurance?

When asked this question three months ago I would have said that renters insurance was to protect my belongings in case someone robbed my apartment.  While this was true, it was just a start.  Along with theft, protection from fire losses were a much needed coverage as well. 

 

Yet, being 26 years old and fresh out of graduate school I had very few possessions.  Even if my apartment burned down, my computer and TV were the only things I’d want to replace.  In researching it further I learned that it wasn’t so much what “I had” but rather what “I could lose.”  Let me unpack that statement:

 

Renter’s insurance is vital to protect oneself from liability.  Even though my possessions weren’t enough reason to insure my rental property, the protection against law suit was.  Let me give you a scenario.  If I had a party at my apartment with a group of friends and someone slipped on a puddle of water in the bathroom, hit their head and suffered minor brain damage, I could be suited for damages.  A minor accident like this could easily cost well over $100,000 in medical and legal bills.  There’s no way I could pay that amount and my personal assets (savings, stocks, property, etc.) would be taken and I could even be sued for my future earnings.  Thus, it’s not so much what I had that was at stake but rather what I could lose in current assets and future earnings.  I realized I needed protection for liability.

 

All this for around 12 to 20 dollars a month. Pass on three drinks at Starbucks and I could free myself up from liabilities and protect my personal property.

 

EXTRAS

 

On top of loss of personal property and liability in my home, renter’s insurance also provides amounts of coverage for property and liability outside my home.  Here’s a couple examples:

 

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Brendan Aiello

Monday Real Estate Market Report!

Stats From: June 14th, 2009 6:00AM

City

ACTIVE

High (List Price)

Median (List Price)

Low (List Price)

             
Belmont

49

$1,749,000

 

$935,000

 

$588,900

Burlingame

55

$3,595,000

 

$1,390,000

 

$580,000

Foster City

33

$1,588,000

 

$1,088,000

 

$845,888

Hillsborough

75

$18,000,000

 

$3,380,000

 

$999,000

Redwood Shores

20

$1,498,000

 

$1,103,500

 

$699,950

San Mateo

143

$2,995,000

 

$899,000

 

$299,000

 

 

         
Total

375

         
             
             
City

PENDING

High (List Price)

Median (List Price)

Low (List Price)

             
Belmont

29

$1,268,000

 

$849,000

 

$568,900

Burlingame

35

$2,900,000

 

$1,199,000

 

$599,000

Foster City

15

$1,599,000

 

$998,000

 

$858,000

Hillsborough

19

$4,790,500

 

$1,995,000

 

$1,500,000

Redwood Shores

2

$1,048,000

 

$981,759

 

$915,519

San Mateo

96

$2,395,000

 

$699,000

 

$367,000

             
Total

196

         
             
             
City (M.T.D. C.O.E.)

SOLD

High (List Price)

Median (List Price)

Low (List Price)

 

 

         
Belmont

7

$1,050,000

 

$842,000

 

$635,000

Burlingame

7

$1,950,000

 

$1,475,000

 

$878,000

Foster City

7

$980,000

 

$854,000

 

$750,000

Hillsborough

5

$4,300,000

 

$2,500,000

 

$1,828,000

Redwood Shores

4

$1,650,888

 

$1,186,500

 

$710,000

San Mateo

16

$1,730,000

 

$930,000

 

$370,000

 

 

         
Total

46

         

Team Tapper's Monday Peninsula Real Estate Market Report Chart

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please remember to read our webpage disclaimer, that statistics and all other information on this webpage/blog is deemed reliable, but not independently verified or guaranteed.

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