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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1969
Page
8
A reader asks about a 40 to 50 unit apartment build with financing from an insurance company seeking an equity stake. The columnist explains lenders push for participation, insurers shift to commercial real estate for higher returns, and why home financing bears burden on savings and loan associations.
Property sales through the Southern Alameda County MLS increased 23.4 percent in the first half of 1969 from the prior year. A total of 2 084 properties worth 34 971 493 were sold through June as pending sales numbered 459. June alone showed 41 transactions valued at more than 12 million. New York reports second homes as a status symbol with aluminum materials touted for long life and low maintenance in single family homes.
Construction begins on a 100 home Crestview Terrace in Newark by Branden Construction Company of Hayward. Homes priced 26 750 to 29 950 feature three and four bedrooms with tile baths and self cleaning ovens. Model homes and sales office at 38512 Birch St with grand opening Sunday Sept 21.
SACBOR announces an all day real estate tax seminar on Tuesday September 16 at the Southern Alameda County Board of Realtors auditorium 21144 Mission Blvd Hayward Ed Magovern education committee chairman says realtor Dave Diegelman will speak Diegelman year career exceeds 20 and he led Menlo Park Atherton Board of Realtors and served as regional VP of California Real Estate Association The program runs 9 am with sales closing techniques then lunch and tax advantages of real estate including exchanging and syndication Tickets 10 include lunch available from SACBOR P O Box 759 Hayward
A pressed glass bread service plate from the late 1800s shows the Jewel Band pattern with two bands and dew drop details. The center reads Our Daily Bread, and the pattern, likely from a Midwestern factory, includes other serving pieces and commemoratives honoring presidents and events.
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