Check Out The McCaffrey Group's Treviso in the Central Valley of California

The McCaffrey Group Brings Northern Italian Style or Tuscan Architecture to the San Joaquin Valley (Fresno and Clovis) with Treviso Custom Homes

Hampton Renaissance at Loma Visa and Treviso, Clovis and Fresno, CA

On a mid-Fall afternoon, I and some friends decided to go house hunting. For us, this activity has become a sports. Especially in this buyer's market where developers and sellers want to see potential buyers, my friends and I just felt it was time to see what is on the current market. We headed out to Grantland and Bullard which is a well-established community with huge homes and beautiful front and back landscaping. Just in case you did not know about the local housing community, there are pockets of beautiful homes in the Greater Fresno-Clovis area. And there are expensive homes that range in the $ million range. As with anything, you have to know where they are located to find them. The McCaffrey Group is offering potential home owners the possibility to leave their architectural imprints in this part of Fresno, specially at Grantland and Bullard.

According to the McCaffrey Group Marketing representatives, Treviso offers expansive custom lots that can go up to one-half acre in size. The pricing is competitive. It can start from the $200,000 and up. If you want cul-de-sac, corner and standard lots, you can get them too. We can truly say that this is one of the major features of the development. My friends were awed by the expanse of the lot. So if you want to have a pool, spa a 4 or 5-car garage, you will be able to fit it. What struck us the most was the entrance. We stopped there for a while to take pictures of the balloon floating above the entrance walls. We also looked at the huge tiles and European lighting. We could tell that lots of attention was paid to the design and selection of trees that adorn the entrance. We drove around the lots. Some of them were bought the first week the development was open. There are still some great lots that wait for your attention. As we made our way to the back, we got out of the vehicle and started talking to a gentleman who retired from the San Jose area. He was more than happy to show us his lot. It is going to be a custom home designed and built by one of the best architects from the Bay Area. This man had great ideas for his lot. That is where he wants to build his dream home. Interested consumers can buy their lots. They will select their own architects, custom-home contractors and landscape designers. After taking some more pictures, we exited Treviso only to look at all the homes that are being built right in front of The McCaffrey Group development. Treviso is part of the Hampton Renaissance development in Fresno. You can also find Hampton Renaissance at Loma Vista in Clovis, CA. The Loma Vista Village features nearby community park, schools, shopping, dining and entertainment. It is located near the Reagan Education Complex. As far as Treviso is concerned, it is located in the Central Unified School district which is building the Koligian stadium and an education complex that will feature Harvest Elementary school, middle school and high school. So your kids will only have to walk a short while to reach their school and playground. Some of my friends enjoyed a lot Loma Vista's design. The Loma Vista's amenities ( urban village style, residential living, business, education complexes, retail stores, dining and entertainment, a sense of high-class, high-end living) attract them a lot.

Avoid Being Scammed; Protect Yourself Now

If you stay at home as a single mother, young person and senior, you may have heard lots of ads, infomercials claiming that you can earn thousands of dollars working at home. Many people who are on fixed income jump to what sounds as a good deal.

Con artists make various pitches and hope some of their listeners will fall for their offers. They know where to promote their business ideas. You have seen the promotions pasted on electric poles at major intersections, supermarket bulletin boards, magazines, newspaper classified sections, and on TV. These pitches can also be posted on message boards, chatrooms and other areas with high traffic. People, just know that those who are behind these promotions are after your money.

What are some of the forms most used in work-at-home schemes?

These scams involve medical billing centers, envelope stuffing, assembly or Craft work. These fraudulent promoters want you to mail them money for software and company setups. In many occasions, you will not receive anything in return for your work and initial investment.

Here is what you need to do to find out what you are dealing with. Ask these questions: do you have to send money for parts or software? How are you going to receive your money back if you are not satisfied? Will you receive a salary? or will you work on commission? Who will pay you? If you have to make some products, what quality standards must you meet for the products? Are there costs to you to get started? What do you have to purchase to get started? If you are unsure of the deal, call Better Business Bureau to check on the company or phone number you have. Other resources can also help. The Federal Trade Commission, National Fraud Information Center, U.S. Postal Inspection Service postmaster and inspector can help you out. Report any illegal activity to them.

The McCaffrey Group Brings Northern Italian or Tuscan Architecture to Valley

The McCaffrey Group Brings Northern Italian Style or Tuscan Architecture to the San Joaquin Valley (Fresno and Clovis) with Treviso Custom Homes

Hampton Renaissance at Loma Visa and Treviso, Clovis and Fresno, CA

On a mid-Fall afternoon, I and some friends decided to go house hunting. For us, this activity has become a sports. Especially in this buyer's market where developers and sellers want to see potential buyers, my friends and I just felt it was time to see what is on the current market. We headed out to Grantland and Bullard which is a well-established community with huge homes and beautiful front and back landscaping. Just in case you did not know about the local housing community, there are pockets of beautiful homes in the Greater Fresno-Clovis area. And there are expensive homes that range in the $ million range. As with anything, you have to know where they are located to find them. The McCaffrey Group is offering potential home owners the possibility to leave their architectural imprints in this part of Fresno, specially at Grantland and Bullard.

According to the McCaffrey Group Marketing representatives, Treviso offers expansive custom lots that can go up to one-half acre in size. The pricing is competitive. It can start from the $200,000 and up. If you want cul-de-sac, corner and standard lots, you can get them too. We can truly say that this is one of the major features of the development. My friends were awed by the expanse of the lot. So if you want to have a pool, spa a 4 or 5-car garage, you will be able to fit it. What struck us the most was the entrance. We stopped there for a while to take pictures of the balloon floating above the entrance walls. We also looked at the huge tiles and European lighting. We could tell that lots of attention was paid to the design and selection of trees that adorn the entrance. We drove around the lots. Some of them were bought the first week the development was open. There are still some great lots that wait for your attention. As we made our way to the back, we got out of the vehicle and started talking to a gentleman who retired from the San Jose area. He was more than happy to show us his lot. It is going to be a custom home designed and built by one of the best architects from the Bay Area. This man had great ideas for his lot. That is where he wants to build his dream home. Interested consumers can buy their lots. They will select their own architects, custom-home contractors and landscape designers. After taking some more pictures, we exited Treviso only to look at all the homes that are being built right in front of The McCaffrey Group development. Treviso is part of the Hampton Renaissance development in Fresno. You can also find Hampton Renaissance at Loma Vista in Clovis, CA. The Loma Vista Village features nearby community park, schools, shopping, dining and entertainment. It is located near the Reagan Education Complex. As far as Treviso is concerned, it is located in the Central Unified School district which is building the Koligian stadium and an education complex that will feature Harvest Elementary school, middle school and high school. So your kids will only have to walk a short while to reach their school and playground. Some of my friends enjoyed a lot Loma Vista's design. The Loma Vista's amenities ( urban village style, residential living, business, education complexes, retail stores, dining and entertainment, a sense of high-class, high-end living) attract them a lot.

Here is your Chance to Be a McMillin Homeowner: McMillinhomes Extends Gift Offer, Perks on Its Homes

Here is your Chance to Be a McMillin Homeowner: McMillinhomes Extends Gift Offer on Its Homes

This is the time of the times. McMillinhomes has been running a great special in order to attract more home buyers. These offers are good until the end of this year. When you purchase a new McMillin home before December 31, you will be rewarded with a 58" Plasma TV, a Granite Countertop, or a Whirlpool washer/dryer & Kitchenaid Refrigerator. These offers have been running since the slowdown of the housing market. McMillin is not the only company that is devising ways to attract buyers. A year ago, the company's agents and managers did not have to make any offers. Buyers were willing to endure the elements for the chance to deposit their $1000 on a home to be built. The company had to hire extra workers to keep up with the demand. Indeed, the housing market is very cyclical. Now is the down time. For two consecutive week-ends, I decided to get out of the house to see some of the nice designs offered by McMillin. It is building at Colby Park, Rustic Oaks, Oxford Commons, Palomino at Sunnyside Ranch, Appaloosa at Sunnyside Ranch and Cheyenne at Sunnyside Ranch. Now there is a $10,000 incentive on the Appaloosa homesites. It is available for home buyers who finance with McMillin Mortgage.

Between the incentives and gift offers, potential buyers have no reasons not to go check out these homes. The lots want your name on them. We predict that these offers and incentives may continue beyond the end of the year purchase. Hurry up and make your claim. There may not be

McMillinhomes is a group of current Mcmillin, McCaffrey Group, Centex, Bonadelle, KBHome, KBCasa, home owners, fans of great craftmanship, wannabe homeowners and Valley architecture students.

Bonanza, Boom and Bust or Bubble

Bonanza, Boom and Bubble
(This poem will be published in book format at UrbanBooksDigitalPublishing)


Flushed with cash from the recent California's housing boom,
Two young entrepreneurs set out to maximize their wealth
Maricopa county home prices remain very attractive.
What not to like about the endless sun and lush golf resorts of
Phoenix and Scottsdale? Housing development became their new gold rush
They are the tech-savvy speculators who want to take advantage of low home prices
Most of the western states have become the epicenters of the housing boom
Wherever there once were fields of corn, cotton, alfalfa, orchards, and peach trees,
Neat rows of houses are built so fast to meet the demand

Long lines form on Centex, McMillin, DR Horton and other national builders' lots
For many, the drive to become homeowners is so strong that they are willing to
stand in line for hours or even camp overnight to be the next lottery number selected
for the next lot or the next subdivision. It is a matter of endurance, money, and lots of hope
Put $6000 down and expect to sell the unfinished home for $200, 000. Move onto the next lot!
Four bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths Mcmansions and mansionettes do not stay long on the market
A seller's market makes real estate agents, mortgage lenders and everybody else happy
Urbanites soon want to reconnect with the countryside. They want the new ranchettes loaded
With fruit trees, vines, stables and barns spread over the hundreds of acres


The housing boom drives homeowners and speculators crazy. "How long to keep a home?" they ask.
Others sell their homes in high-priced areas such as San Jose, Orange County and relocate
to the cheap and affordable San Joaquin Valley real estate. Others take their money to other states
The housing market is booming in Las Vegas, Atlanta, California, Florida, Texas and many spots in the Northeast
What goes up must come down. No good thing lasts for ever. Seize the moment while it lasts
The boom soon gives rise to discomfort. The bust or bubble is creeping its way into this housing paradise
Before the next sunset or before the closing of the next deal, the for-sale signs appear in many subdivisions
The homeowners who wanted to keep their houses feel compelled to sell out and relocate to a more stable area
The faces and texture of the volatile neighborhood continue to change. The builders continue to predict and hope
A return to the days when they were raking money in. Such is not an easy feast.
The housing bubble sets its grips and refuses to let go of all the encumbered monies and plans.

(This poem will be published in book format at UrbanBooksDigitalPublishing)

Do Not Forget The Low-income Entrepreneurs: Oprah Shows Us The Way It is Done

Oprah Winfrey issued a challenge to some 300 members of her audience. She issued a video camera and $1000 to each one of them. The catch is that they could not spend this money on their relatives. They had one week to reach out to someone in need. Right of the bat, this is a great marketing coup for the Oprah Winfrey Show and all its sponsors. These audience members could give the money to some charities, organizations and deserving individuals. The stories had to be videotaped. This is a grassroots movement that stems from the idea of doing good. On an advertising level, news organizations will pick up the story quickly. What happens is that Oprah can create a buzz with all that money. And Bank of America and all the Harpo Holdings will benefit from this new idea of doing. Oprah could have used any of the numerous ad agencies in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles to come up with some fancy ads that will be on a few media. But, in her marketing and advertising departments' wisdom, they choose to go with individuals who will go back to their cities and hometowns to spread the word. For a buzz, there is no greater and better ingredient than that! All local journalists want to track this story. Is Oprah trying to set an example for others during this holiday season? You bet. It is time to give and be appreciative of others. Let us see who can outdo Oprah's largesse.

Oprah has a new opportunity to create groundswell of marketing buzz with bloggers and low-income entrepreneurs. If I were Oprah, I could give a second life to this marketing tour de force by getting bloggers and micro or mini entrepreneurs involved. By virtue of their solidarity, bloggers would jump to the occasion to show what type of charities they have been supporting. They would blog about every step of the process of giving away their $1000. The blogosphere, podosphere and vlogosphere would be a-buzz about the Oprah Winfrey show. Some of the bloggers, vloggers, podcasters may think about low-income entrepreneurs and the companies that are trying to raise funds to help them break the cycle of poverty by not relying on handouts. The newswire would pick the story. So would Yahoo.com, Google.com, Digg.com, SFGate.com, NYTimes.com, Newsweek.com, boingboing.com, mybloglog.com, techcrunch.com, Times.com, and AOL.com. It would be like a gift that keeps on giving. PBS/Frontline would also call to get the scoop. There is no doubt that Cable news networks such as CNN.com and Fox networks would come calling. They would inquire about why the bloggers decide to give to p2pmicrofinance web firms such as kiva.org, Microcreditcapital.com and others. They would find out that some people are still thinking about the poor in countries such as Haiti, Uganda, Bengladesh and elsewhere. They would find out that has been trying to get people, ordinary individualsto help the poor. By advertising on its Webcalendar Advertising board, Microcreditcapital.com can raise enough money to fuel the entrepreneurial spirit in Haiti and other Latin American countries.

Visit these sites: microcreditcapital.com, oprah.com, cnn.com, digg.com, yahoo.com, google.com, newsweek.com, boingboing.com, times.com, aol.com, techcrunch.com, mybloglog.com

Almond Rustlers Like Cattle Rustlers Should Be Thrown into Jail For Ever

From Bakersfield to Modesto, California's Valley Farming community has a new threat to worry about. Almond thieves are cutting deep into their profits. They are a new breed of thieves who descend upon the Valley and take away some of the most precious commodities. A lot of them appear to be sophisticated in how they manage to load up and take away lots of crates of almond ready to be shipped overseas. As the prices of almonds increase, so do the efforts by those bad guys to acquire the harvest of our Valley Farmers. These thieves are trying to destroy our lifestyle around here. So far, two of the thieves have been arrested by authorities. Nuts are a $ million business. They are prized by middle eastern countries that import them from various companies in California.

If you suspect shady activities around a shipping yard, farmers' properties, please call the authorities who are investigating some of the most recent thefts. Farmers have to deal with the thefts of their copper which runs wells. They are compelled to install surveillance cameras on far away fields to protect their properties. So with all this rash of thefts, the cost of doing business increases. All of us can help our beloved agriculture. We need to support our farmers. See books about California agriculture right on this site.

Peter Cooper Village/Stuyvesant Town Sold for $5.4 Billion to Tishman Speyer/BlackRock Realty

Many insiders are calling this sale a new record for the housing industry. Others see the sale as the end of an era. That explains why many residents were protesting the rumors and news of the sale by MetLife, Inc. Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village Apartments sales form one of the largest real estate deals ever. It beats the most recent record of $1 billion. The properties together make up the largest apartment complex in Manhattan. You are talking about big numbers here. The complex totals more than 11,000 units which are spread over 80 acres.

Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village apartments were built in the late 1940s as housing for returning WWII veterants. Tenants pay below market value for these apartments. To live in Manhattan for these low prices is great. That is why the new owners had to say that the residents of rent-stabilized apartments are completely protected by the existing system. Speyer and co. are not going to raise the monthly rent fees of those residents. It is a dream piece of realty right in New York City.

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National Homes Builder Focuses on Local Markets: New Centex Homes Built to a higher Standard Spring all Over

National Homes Builder Focuses on Local Markets: New Centex Homes Built to a higher Standard Spring all Over

While the Texas-based company may have a national campaign, it is focusing on its core business in small communities and cities all over the country. Centex Homes knows that great value and quality are the basic ingredients of this $ multimillion company that has been building all kinds of homes here in California, and specially in the last frontier of California, The Central San Joaquin Valley. For many people ready to buy in the Central California, they have the opportunity of using any other builder, but they choose to support Centex because of its community focus and involvement. It makes sense that buying a Centex home remains one of the last investments that one can make these days. The company offers above all quality and great value. There is no better time to buy a new home than right now. There is no better builder to buy it from than Centex. The higher standard of homebuilding is found and expressed in its local focus. CentexFresnoClovis.com has data about its homes located in the greater Fresno area and Clovis. More importantly, you will find links to its other developments located in Hanford, Visalia, Tulare, Delano and Bakersfield. You will be able to find homes from the low $260's in the Lafayette Square, mid $240's in Falcon Ridge, low $240's in Amber Point and low $390's in Ladera Ranch.

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New Homeowners and the Neighborhood Ads They Face

The Fate of New Homeowners and The Advertisers, Business Owners Who Welcome Them with Fliers, Literature & Offers of Services

Welcome to your home sweet home! You have gone through so much to become a homeowner. You found your dream house. You are ready to transform it into a home. For your reward, you will be bombarded with ads. From Cape Cod, Florida to California, new homeowners are complaining about all the ads that await them. Even before they move into their new abode, fliers from cement workers, landscapers and blind company owners are hanging all over the place from the front door knobs to the front yard. Whether you are a first-time homeowner or a broker or anybody with experience with home buying, the chance that your information will be out there for the public to see and target you is high. You will get a lot of ads from lenders asking you to do all kinds of things. Some are more trickier than others. They will disguise their mailings to look like something you are familiar with. They will tell you everything you want to hear in order to reel you in. Once you take their bait, you are taken.

How homeowners' info got to the public: Property purchases are recorded in the county Recorder's Office. They are open to the public perusal. There is not much that anybody can do about it. So owners of small businesses get this trove of information about you in their laps. That is why that weeks and days before you move in and months after you have been settled down, you will receive unsolicited direct mailings from them. They imagine that you must have some money to buy a house and do all the other works that need to be done. Their reasoning is that you must have some more money that you can spend on landscaping, cement work, flowers, plants, blinds, paint and pavement. What I hate the most are the drive-bys. Owners of landscaping businesses usually wrap their ads and include a rock to be able to throw them onto your lawn and driveway. If you happen to be on vacation, all this trash is left there. The neighborhood you choose to reside in will welcome with ads announcing the multiple businesses that are waiting for your hard-earned dollars. From the pizza parlors, the local dentist, restaurants, satellite TV provider, real restate companies and agents asking you to sell and use their services to the local church, everybody wants you to know they are around and want your business. This is a phenomenon that occurs anywhere in the United States of America.

Examples of home Sales
Los Altos Hills

25400 Becky Lane $2,900,000, 3,282 SF, 5 BR, Smith Trust to D. Tanaka; 1999:$1,770,000

Los Gatos

64 Central Ave. $1,537,000, 2,044 SF, 3 BR, R. Snee to D. Malone; 2003:$650,000

24 Fillmer Ave. $2,260,000, 3,220 SF, 5 BR, S. Ferguson to Anders Trust; 2000:$760,000

16230 Jacaranda Way $1,245,000, 1,412 SF, 3 BR, Ramsay Trust to D. Carr; 1973:$37,500

21126 Locust Drive $740,000, 660 SF, 1 BR, K. & R. Kaikkonen to P. Kelly; 1996:$152,500

41 Peralta Ave. $2,595,000, 2,112 SF, 3 BR, Wooley Trust to S. Ferguson; 2005:$2,420,500

109 Via Santa Maria $1,900,000, 2,490 SF, 4 BR, Dunbar Trust to K. & S. Saul; 1991:$560,000

Menlo Park

70 Amherst Ave. $885,000, 1,824 SF, 5 BR, G. Burley to Karpowich Trust

874 Cambridge Ave. $1,270,000, 1,750 SF, 3 BR, D. Kern to M. Goldsmith; 1993:$390,000

1143 Hollyburne Ave. $500,000, 1,270 SF, 3 BR, F. Vasquez to M. & E. Guillen; 1984:$63,000

2240 Sharon Road $773,000, 1,054 SF, 2 BR, H. Ardalan to S. Diamond; 2002:$575,000

1043 Tehama Ave. $1,358,000, 2,970 SF, 4 BR, J. & J. Perez to M. Sabio; 2004:$1,250,000

Millbrae

254 Barclay Ave. $1,203,000, 1,750 SF, 3 BR, D. Ly to C. Alcantar; 2005:$954,000

746 Clearfield Drive $950,000, 2,180 SF, 3 BR, L. Landi to J. Szeto

1396 El Camino Real #203 $610,000, 1,135 SF, 2 BR, A. Camacho to Q. Liao; 2004:$410,000

416 Millwood Drive $1,120,000, 2,380 SF, 7 BR, Y. He to A. Untalan; 2001:$650,000

612 Santa Barbara Ave. $975,000, 1,950 SF, 3 BR, M. & A. Silvera to L. & I. Mosteiro; 1993:$320,000

Milpitas

831 Cameron Circle $880,000, 2,247 SF, 3 BR, A. & A. Bhandari to M. Ngo

478 Coelho Court $750,000, 1,634 SF, 5 BR, G. Lum to J. Pardenilla

897 Coyote St. $710,000, 1,262 SF, 3 BR, R. & E. Coria to I. & A. Barrera; 1996:$232,000

970 Coyote St. $768,000, 1,773 SF, 4 BR, Cartus Financial to H. Hufana; 1986:$171,000

1371 El Camino Higuera $1,116,500, 3,352 SF, 5 BR, D. Luu to R. & E. Coria

265 Krismer St. $629,000, 1,116 SF, 3 BR, P. Moyers to C. Villanueva

1811 Landess Ave. $458,000, 1,155 SF, 3 BR, A. Pacheco to J. & S. Valenzuela

1267 Lassen Ave. $680,000, 1,228 SF, 3 BR, J. Lucas to F. Angeles; 2005:$605,000

591 Manzano St. $663,000, 1,234 SF, 4 BR, D. Nguyen to L. Rafael

259 Michigan Road $571,000, 1,350 SF, 2 BR, R. & D. Clarin to Q. Bao; 2004:$425,000

1660 Mt. Rainier Ave. $660,000, 1,484 SF, 3 BR, A. Sichlinger to R. Balakrishnan; 2002:$465,000

200 Parc Place Drive $570,000, T. Chan to M. Bankston

107 Serenity Place $596,000, 1,243 SF, 3 BR, P. Makanawala to S. Ohtake; 2002:$436,000

323 South Park Victoria Drive $738,000, 2,001 SF, 4 BR, Corpac Trust to D. Prudente

1837 Strawberry Lane $385,000, 873 SF, 2 BR, K. Lian to H. Nguyen; 2004:$325,000

1366 Terra Alta Drive $695,000, 2,082 SF, 3 BR, S. Sundar to P. Bhutani; 2000:$500,000

1187 Torres Ave. $675,000, 935 SF, 2 BR, Shepard Trust to J. & T. Luna; 1992:$174,000

291 West Capitol Ave. $760,000, 2,104 SF, 4 BR, J. & L. Lucero to M. Ocsona; 1990:$188,000

Morgan Hill

440 Atherton Way $1,612,500, 4,506 SF, 4 BR, Zinn Trust to T. & K. Kahlenberg; 1991:$785,000

612 Buck Hill Court $1,000,000, Deprice Properties to M. Khaira

1591 Calle Serra $791,500, R. Mission to P. & J. Muniz

180 Coriander Ave. $1,072,000, Coyote at Capriano to E. & T. Deleon

458 Creekside Lane $545,000, 1,473 SF, 3 BR, P. Brooks to E. Deharo; 1995:$176,500

1400 Jasmine Way $590,000, 1,160 SF, 3 BR, P. Ault to R. Muya; 2004:$405,000

1375 Kelly Park Circle $638,500, 1,260 SF, 3 BR, L. & J. Marr to C. & M. Bishop

15202 Monticello Way $790,000, 1,956 SF, 4 BR, W. & C. Link to T. Doran; 2003:$600,000

1525 Painted Feather Court $1,680,500, Coyote Estates 2005 to S. Burke

18670 Purissima Way $1,520,000, Alicante 2004 to M. & J. Sawyer

685 Spring Hill Drive $929,000, 3,266 SF, 3 BR, R. & I. Altamirano to G. & T. Delcarlo; 2004:$725,000

15695 Via Castana $284,500, 1,644 SF, 3 BR, S. Duncan to J. Tapia; 1999:$213,500

519 Via Sorrento $820,000, 2,479 SF, 4 BR, C. & S. Carroll to S. & L. Shurley

Mountain View

204 Beatrice St. $675,000, 832 SF, 2 BR, D. Sykora to J. Young; 1999:$380,000

1173 Bonita Ave. $1,055,000, 2,112 SF, Bonita Avenue Limited to M. Jorda

1106 Boranda Ave. $1,060,000, 1,747 SF, 3 BR, Collins Trust to C. Olston; 2003:$917,000

913 Camille Lane $906,000, 2,022 SF, 3 BR, J. Light to J. Vogel; 2003:$633,000

171 Campbell Drive $675,000, 1,288 SF, 3 BR, Y. Chou to Hernandez-Fentanez Trust

476 Carmelita Drive $880,000, 1,710 SF, 3 BR, R. Narayan to S. Nejad; 2001:$565,000

1706 Cherrytree Lane $870,000, 1,280 SF, 3 BR, Moeller Trust to L. & C. Collins

1282 Cuernavaca Circulo $1,045,000, 2,261 SF, 3 BR, M. Zarrabian to J. Cece; 1999:$674,000

99 East Middlefield Road #25 $443,000, 1,083 SF, 2 BR, S. Oleary to E. & A. Nelson; 1992:$176,000

141 Irene Court $675,000, 1,236 SF, 2 BR, Gibbs Trust to K. & T. Reynolds; 2002:$535,000

2539 Mardell Way $875,000, 1,140 SF, 3 BR, P. Wang to D. Pistor; 2005:$670,000

152 Paseo Court $725,000, 1,331 SF, 3 BR, S. & N. Fedel to P. Kim; 2000:$487,000

1983 San Luis Ave. #25 $610,000, 1,171 SF, 2 BR, C. Radkowski to D. & K. Fong; 1992:$220,000

49 Showers Drive #J326 $556,000, 1,206 SF, 2 BR, E. Lin to J. Martin; 2006:$486,000

181 Stockwell Drive $677,500, J. Lu to J. Black; 2006:$630,500

818 Tulane Drive $932,500, 1,538 SF, 3 BR, A. & M. Lian to M. & R. Golden; 2003:$770,000

1040 Williams Way $906,000, 2,187 SF, D. Hardenbrook to M. Dumas; 1997:$397,000

Newark

36012 Burning Tree Drive $695,000, 1,482 SF, 3 BR, K. & L. Beaty to S. Haro

6249 Cotton Ave. $555,000, 950 SF, 3 BR, C. & B. Lemos to A. Diaz; 2006:$450,000

5792 Dichondra Place $650,000, 1,339 SF, 3 BR, X. Zuniga to E. Aguilera; 2002:$395,000

6906 Jarvis Ave. $500,000, 1,131 SF, 3 BR, E. & J. Nava to H. Johnson; 1998:$177,000

6395 Joaquin Murieta Ave. #D $410,000, 1,132 SF, 2 BR, K. & L. Pilcher to M. Mutahaba; 1990:$145,000

35350 Ramsgate Drive $810,000, 2,383 SF, 4 BR, D. Huynh to D. Hernandez; 1994:$335,000

6391 Robertson Ave. $685,000, 1,379 SF, 3 BR, S. Boggs to C. Carranza

35347 Severn Drive $750,000, 1,604 SF, 3 BR, M. & T. Raposa to H. & J. Lara; 1993:$245,000

36341 Shelley Court $700,000, 1,453 SF, 4 BR, A. Cafferata to A. Barakat

6203 Zulmida Ave. $575,000, 942 SF, 3 BR, Soper Trust to N. Silva; 2004:$400,000

Fresno, Clovis, Visalia/Tulare, Madera, Sanger, Reedley/Dinuba Active Home Builders & Developers

In the Clovis area, some of the major home builders whose model homes you want to visit are: Wathen-Castanos, Inc./Town & Country at Harlan Ranch, Wilson Homes/Barclay Square & Rivage @Harlan Ranch, The Cambrian Group/Quail Lake, The McCaffery Group/Hampton Renaissance at Loma Vista in Clovis, Centex/Ladera Ranch, Cambridge/Pinnacle at Alta Sierra II, Cambridge/Traditions at Alta Sierra II, Centex Homes/The Villas at Lafayette Square, Wathen-Castanos, Inc./European Collection at Harlan Ranch, S.G. Wathen/Mansionette Estates, S.G. Wathen/Mansionette Palisades, McMillin Homes/Oxford Commons, Gary McDonald Homes/Traditions, Bonadelle Homes/Willow Park III, Brentwood Loma Vista/De Young Properties and Wilson Homes/Camden Place.

In the greater Fresno area, you will find the following builders and developers: Woodside Homes/Sevillano, Spencer JSA/New American Hmes/Classics II at Sunnyside, Generation Homes/The Groves North, D R Horton Garnet Valley, Centex/Amber Point, Woodside Homes/Avalon, Woodside Homes/Saratoga, Bonadelle Homes/Emily Estates, Granville Homes/Tuscan Bluffs at Copper River Ranch, Fresno Park Development/Park Place Estates, Granville Homes/Solera, Generation Homes/The Groves, Lafferty Homes/Ashwood Park, Granville Homes/Terra Bella at Copper River Ranch, Cambridge/Visa Del Rio, DeYoung Properties/Brentwood Ranch, Beazer Homes/Briarwood-Magnolia, McMillin Homes/Sunnyside Ranch, Wathen-Castanos, Inc.,/European Grove, Century Builders/Countryside, McMillin Homes/Rustic Oaks, Cambridge/Blossom Hill, La Hacienda I, Villa Borgata, KB Home/Olive Lane, KB Home/Oakville Grove, Centex/Falcon Ridge, Generation Homes/The Ridge, The MacCaffrey Group/Hampton Renaissance, McMill Homes/Colby Park, Granville Homes/Ventana Hills, Granville Homes/Tuscan Villas at Sunnyside Grove, Cambridge/Fig Garden WHC etc.

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House Hunting Leads: California Housing Developments, Builders by Cities & Regions

I spent the whole day looking for homes in the Central San Joaquin Valley. In the Selma/Kingsburg/Fowler, I saw Cambridge/Rosewood Estates II hmes. In the Lemoore area, I saw that Cambridge was building at College Park VI. Jonathan HOmes was ivolved at Country Club Estates. There is also the Cambridge Liberty development. In the Chowchilla area, Beazer Homes is involved at Mirabella and Montevino. You will also find Berry Construction at Home Ranch, K. Hovnanian Homes at Gateway in Madera, R.M. Covington Homes at Capistrano Madera, Oak Creek at Oak Creek. KB Home is working at Orchard Pointe. In Hanford, there are the Cambridge Coventry and Cambridge Pinnacle at Majesty.

Kerman is growing very fast. More and more people are calling this city home. The builders and developers who are building there are: R.M. Covington Homes/Capistrano Kerman, Cambridge/Almond Grove, Jonathan Homes/Bordeaux and R.M. Covington Homes/Bella Palma. In the Visalia/Lindsay/Tulare areas, you will find the following developments: Cambridge/Pinnacle at Oakwest, Cambridge/Laureate, Reynen & Bardis/Autumnwood and the Country Club Collection, Cambridge/Cedar Grove Estate II and Westgate Estates, D R Horton/Galo de Barcelos, D R Horton/Salierno, Reynen & Bardis/Spring Meadow and Creekbridge Homes/Silvercrest Drive.

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What Fuels Las Vegas' Housing & Construction Boom

Las Vegas' strong job market serves as a magnet to pull new residents to the city. The more people flock to Las Vegas' lights, the more homes will be needed to house them. Construction workers can not keep up with the demand for their time and expertise. Local authorities say that job growth is estimated at 5.6% in July compared with 1.3% nationwide. More than 5,000 new residents start calling Las Vegas home for the past decade. Because of the growh, thousands of new homes were built to accommodate the arrivals. Las Vegas has long been known as the Paris or Champs Elysees of the West. Job growth will continue to be the main incentive for people to go to Las Vegas according to studies conducted by some analysts. So more homes have to be built to accommodate all these folks. The city has a large pool of investors. They are not fly by night ones.

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