For more than 20 years this neighborhood street fair has drawn people to this fun family-friendly event featuring pony rides, a petting zoo, pumpkin patch, local artists and live music!
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For more than 20 years this neighborhood street fair has drawn people to this fun family-friendly event featuring pony rides, a petting zoo, pumpkin patch, local artists and live music!
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A long time ago, a famous old Greek fart said “No one ever steps into the same river twice.” Perhaps that’s a little high falutin’ for what I did a month ago – ergo my preference for Monty Python’s pithy version – but this much is true: change is constant, and never more so than in our professional lives.
So, after about a decade of working as an independent real estate broker I’ve decided to join forces with Paragon Real Estate Group as a broker-associate. Why?
Two reasons. First, they are, simply put, a great group of people. Smart, ethical, professional, and diverse. There’s a certain synergy in this business – maybe in all businesses – that comes from working with other like-minded people. And after just a few weeks of working at Paragon, I already see the benefits of being able to get a broader sense of what’s going on in the market than what I could possibly get on my own.
Second, they’ll provide me with the infrastructure I need to take my business to the next level.
Our courtship began with the most unromantic of subjects: data. Over the years, I’d asked Patrick Carlisle, Paragon’s Chief Market Analyst and Head of Business Development whether I could repost some of his charts here. When, after several emails back and forth about market metrics he suggested I let them do the data-crunching and that I come and work for them, I was intrigued. Meeting him and other managers at Paragon in person won me over.
What does this mean for you, gentle reader? In coming weeks you should see some significant improvements on this site, beginning with far more regular posts. My focus will continue to be on data. From time to time, I’ll also post on other subjects close to my heart – a favorite recipe or restaurant, for example. As always your comments, suggestions and support are much appreciated.
So, without further ado, it’s time to jump into that brand new river!
Who is San Francisco?
Who We Are, How We Live, What We Do, How We Rank
How many San Franciscans:
Trace their ancestry from China, Ireland, Mexico or the Philippines?
Are children under 5? Speak Spanish at home? Have their cars stolen?
Are heterosexual or gay? Divorced? Live alone? Give birth each year?
Vote Libertarian? Earn over $200,000/year? Have graduate degrees?
There is no city in the world like San Francisco – and here are some of the details.
For analyses of the city’s real estate market, please see links at bottom of newsletter.
Yes, the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival will go on!
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From its humble beginning in 1911, the Navy’s flight program has grown to become a guardian of freedom for America and its allies. The U.S. Naval Aviation program includes three branches of the military: the Navy, the Marine Corps and the Coast Guard. This year San Francisco Fleet Week spectators will be captivated by the dynamic performances of the Marines AV-8B Harrier and by TWO jet teams, The Blue Angels and Canadian Snowbirds!
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The Folsom Street Fair (FSF) is an annual BDSM and leather subculture street fair held on the last Sunday in September and caps San Francisco’s “Leather Pride Week”. The Folsom Street Fair, sometimes simply referred to as “Folsom”, takes place on Folsom Street between 7th and 12th Streets, in San Francisco’s South of Market district.
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For many years, San Francisco has been known for its love of the blues. The Festival will feature two main stages, a merchant marketplace, arts and crafts, gourmet food booths, a large family area, cafe seating areas, and much more.
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The tasting event will be located throughout 24th Street from Diamond to Chattanooga and will include restaurants and merchants offering wine samples, finger foods and special treats.
Attendees wishing to participate in the sampling program may purchase a $30 “Tasting Wristband” prior to the event via the web site or on-site (booth #1 at 4063-4049 24th St. parking lot between Castro & Noe or booth #2 at 3865 24th St. parking lot between Sanchez & Vicksburg), where they will receive a wine glass with full price ticket and map with all of the tasting locations.
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