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eastbaytimes.com > 09/14/2026 > condominium-sells-for-1-2-million-in-milpitas-2 > amp

Condominium sells for $1.2 million in Milpitas

7+ hour, 13+ min ago   (180+ words) East Bay Times Condominium sells for $1.2 million in Milpitas A condominium located in the 800 block of Inspiration Place in Milpitas changed owner on Aug. 10. The 1,764-square-foot condo, built in 2000, was sold for $1,200,000, or $680 per square foot. The condominium has four…...


eastbaytimes.com > 09/14/2026 > single-family-home-sells-for-1-9-million-in-san-jose-2-2

Single-family home sells for $1.9 million in San Jose

11+ hour, 13+ min ago   (208+ words) East Bay Times A single-family home located in the 1300 block of Glen Eyrie Ave. in San Jose has a new owner since Aug. 10. The 1,139-square-foot home, built in 1952, was sold for $1,875,000, or $1,646 per square foot. This single-story house has three…...


eastbaytimes.com > 09/14/2026 > oakland-single-family-home-goes-for-1-1-million > amp

Oakland: Single-family home goes for $1.1 million

9+ hour, 14+ min ago   (185+ words) East Bay Times Oakland: Single-family home goes for $1.1 million The single-family house located in the 700 block of 53rd Street in Oakland was sold on June 30, for $1,100,000, or $911 per square foot. The home, built in 1910, has an interior space of 1,208 square feet....


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The $400,000 home is disappearing from some US markets

19+ hour, 14+ min ago   (1065+ words) Movoto by Lower reports that homes priced under $400,000 have drastically declined in U.S. markets, making up less than 30% of listings by 2026, down from 72.6% in 2020. (AlexLinck // Shutterstock/AlexLinck // Shutterstock) Six years ago, homes listed under $400,000 made up most of the market across…...


shawlocal.com > real-estate > 09/14/2026 > st-charles-four-bedroom-house-sells-for-115-million

St. Charles: Four-bedroom house sells for $1.15 million

9+ hour, 14+ min ago   (86+ words) Shaw Local A 4,300-square-foot single-family house, built in 2002, has changed hands. The home at 3N734 Herman Melville Lane in St. Charles was sold on Sept. 2 for $1.15 million, or $267 per square foot. This two-story house has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Inside,…...


eastbaytimes.com > 09/14/2026 > oakland-single-family-home-sells-for-1-9-million

Oakland: Single-family home sells for $1.9 million

14+ hour, 43+ min ago   (181+ words) East Bay Times The single-family residence located in the 800 block of Glendome Circle in Oakland was sold on June 30, for $1,920,000, or $494 per square foot. The home, built in 1931, has an interior space of 3,884 square feet. This two-story house has four…...


shawlocal.com > real-estate > 09/13/2026 > tampico-single-family-home-sells-for-150000

Tampico: Single-family home sells for $150,000

1+ day, 9+ hour ago   (90+ words) A single-family home has changed hands. The house at 205 South Fremont Street in Tampico was sold on Aug. 21. The purchase price was $150,000. The property is situated on a lot spanning 1.1 acres. Other homes in Tampico have recently been sold nearby:…...


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Homeowner eyeing 500-liter tank to heat water at cheap rates gets pointed in a different direction

1+ day, 21+ hour ago   (602+ words) Before opting for solar panels, one homeowner thought they had found a smart way to keep energy bills down in the meantime. The proposed overhaul centered on a 132-gallon (500-liter) attic tank that could be heated on a discounted EV…...


alexandrialivingmagazine.com > home-and-garden > a-home-is-back-on-the-market-don%E2%80%99t-assume-the-worst

A Home is Back on the Market? Don’t Assume the Worst

2+ day, 9+ hour ago   (176+ words) It’s easy to immediately assume the worst: "Did the inspection uncover something major? Is there a problem with the house? Why did the first buyer walk away?" But a home returning to the market doesn’t necessarily mean there’s anything wrong…...