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Clear Cooperation takes center stage, faces pressure to change
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California Set for Another Classic Vintage
With the wine grape harvest in California well underway, Mother Nature’s forbearance is the biggest outstanding issue. But if the state can avoid rain, punishing heat or wildfires, the marketplace poses its own question: How many grapes will be left on the vine?
Mortgage rates are tumbling again as job openings hit 18-month low
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Data points to another mortgage boom if rates continue to tumble
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The “Covid effect” on the Bay Area’s second-home luxury markets
Coldwell Banker agent Tim Allen was in a hot tub in Vail when news of a possible pandemic first hit in 2020. Within days, he had hopped a flight back home to Carmel, California, where he immediately began doing triage on his luxury deals that were in danger of falling out of contract as the world began shutting down around him.
Napa Valley warehouses sell for $44 million
A major builder of warehouses in Napa and Solano counties has added two fully leased American Canyon warehouses to its portfolio. An affiliate of Sacramento-based Buzz Oates purchased 75 and 89 S. Kelly Road on Aug. 22 for $44.5 million, according to the brokers of the deal and public records.