Posted on 07 March 2009 by gracekeng
Yesterday I attended the mixer from City of
We went to the bulk department. We tried the fresh peanut butter. It is just delicious! I don’t know that we can ask the the sales to try the foods before we buy it. There are so many free classes in the center. March 7 will has Wine tasting from 1 -4 PM. I found out if you like to learn something, everyday there is either a event or class in the Whole Foods Market. I like the Whole Foods Market!
Posted on 03 March 2009 by gracekeng
There is only one Cupertino bank owned single family home for sale on the market.
. It is was orginally listed on October 7th 2008 of asking price $649,000. It is a small 2 bedrooms and 1 bath in a smaller lot about 3300 sf. The current asking price is $522,500. This home belong to the best Cupertino Schools district that means : Steven Creek Elementary, Kenneday Junior high and Monta Vista
Nowaday all buyers want to buy good deals. Yes! The buyers only get excited for special deal. There are two rules: the price needs to be low and the home needs good location and condition. Last Friday a buyer saw my blog regarding the Sunnyvale Bank Owned home. He asked me:” Can we negotitate the price of a bank owned home?” My answered is: “ Of course!” Let me tell the history of one Cupertino reo home at
10208 Sterling Blvd
It is a 3 bedrooms 2 bath home sized around 1108 sf and lot 8208 sf. The backyard can hear the noise of the Lawrence Expressway. It was listed as a bank owned home from October 15 2008 for $674K and then it was dropped to $654,500 and it was sold on December 15 2008 and closed on 12/19/2008 for $650K. The last owner bought this home on June 30 2004 for $540,000. If you look at this
Posted on 03 March 2009 by gracekeng
Free Trees for Your
Are you Interested in lowering your PG&E bills?
You may receive a FREE shade tree from the Our City Forest!
In partnership with PG&E, the pilot program Shade and Save offers free 5-gallon trees to San Jose residents who are PG&E customers and have central or window air-conditioning from now until April 2009. The trees need to be planted strategically placed to shade the building and reduce energy use. A well-placed shade tree can reduce power costs up to 30%, raise property values by 10%, and even soften irritating city noise.
A limited supply of trees remain, so apply today by calling 408 99-TREES x121 or download an application at www.ourcityforest.org/pge
The above photo is one of free trees: blue oaks and the photo is credited to Blue oaks. Photo by J.E. and Bonnie McClellan, California Academy of Science.
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