Known for its stunning views, historic architecture, and upscale living, Pacific Heights is one of the most desirable areas in San Francisco and the entire Bay Area. That’s why we were excited to find these properties in the Heights under $2 million!
1998 Broadway (Broadway Towers), Unit 807, San Francisco, CA 94109
1822 Lyon St, San Francisco, CA 94115
3122 Clay St, San Francisco, CA 94115
Stunning views, abundant natural light, a luxurious kitchen, a spacious walk-in closet — and it doesn’t hurt to have destination shopping and restaurants a stone’s throw away. When it comes to finding dream homes in high places, women know what’s up!
38 N Almaden Blvd, Unit 2001, San José, CA 95110
333 Santana Row, Unit 208, San José, CA 95128
182 Waters Park Dr, Unit 29, San Mateo, CA 94403
Contact us to tour these townhomes in highly desirable locations near shopping and dining in Downtown Los Altos, and see more on our Properties page!
According to an annual survey from the National Retail Federation, 200.4 million people did some shopping from Thanksgiving Day through Cyber Monday. That’s nearly 4 million more than last year and 18 million more than expected. Most of the increase was among online shoppers, who totaled 134.2 million. But Small Business Saturday drew a majority of retail activity ($59M) to brick-and-mortar stores. Get more numbers from the NRF report.
The day after Christmas — or Boxing Day — doesn’t have anything to do with the sport of boxing, but it does have a lot in common with other sports. Here’s what we mean…
For me, Boxing Day is a foot race to the stores to return doubled-up or unwanted gifts and to take advantage of deals that inevitably pop up the day after everyone opens their presents. Even if I don’t have anything to return or a particular item on my mind, I love the rush of a good sale and the flurry of people emerging from their holiday haze. Look for me at the mall the morning after!
Recovering from an onslaught of family and feasting is more like a lazy game of golf on a Sunday afternoon. It takes a little time dragging yourself out of bed and getting into the swing of the game. But once you do, it’s all downhill from there. So maybe it’s more like going up a ski lift and coming down the mountain. As long as there’s hot chocolate at the end of the journey, I’m there.
