A thoughtful look at the six-month process of preparing a beloved Tiburon coastal home for market. As a trust sale filled with twenty four years of family memories, the goal was to honor the original design while bringing new life to the space. This is the story behind the transformation of 2580 Mar East Street.
When you buy a home in Marin County, how you choose to hold title affects your ownership rights, taxation, and what happens to the property in the future. While a living trust is often the strongest and most protective option, it is important to understand the other vesting choices available in California and how each one works.
A living trust is one of the most effective ways to protect your home, avoid probate, and ensure a smooth transfer of your property in Marin County. Whether you already own or plan to buy a home soon, placing real estate in a living trust simplifies future decisions, reduces costs, and protects your family.
The Bay Area housing market held steady in Q3 2025, with prices rising slightly and inventory improving across Marin, San Francisco, and Sonoma. Luxury homes led the way while buyers benefited from more selection — and the potential for lower interest rates could bring even more activity heading into year-end. Here’s what the latest trends mean for local buyers, sellers, and investors.
The California home insurance market is evolving fast. Between rising wildfire risk and major policy changes, understanding how coverage impacts your property value, mortgage approval, or sale is crucial. Here’s what Marin County homeowners, buyers, and sellers need to know to stay protected and proactive in 2025.
This fall, Marin’s real estate market is shifting. Nearly 60% of luxury buyers are paying cash, and even mid-range homes see one in three cash offers. Here’s how financed buyers can compete — and what sellers should know about pricing, inventory, and demand in Marin County’s fall 2025 housing market.
The August 2025 Bay Area real estate market is holding strong. See the latest trends in Marin, San Francisco, and Sonoma — including prices, sales activity, and what it means for today’s buyers and sellers.
The fall housing market in Marin is bringing more inventory, slightly lower mortgage rates, and new opportunities for buyers and sellers alike. Learn what these shifts mean for affordability, pricing power, and how to make the most of this season’s “mini-market.
Kentfield continues to be one of Marin’s most sought-after markets—and it’s easy to see why. From top-rated schools to breathtaking Mt. Tam views, this quiet enclave offers a truly elevated lifestyle. Take a look inside 120 Hanken Drive, a stunning new listing in the Del Mesa neighborhood that captures everything buyers love about living here.
While national headlines report falling home sales and buyer hesitation, the Bay Area real estate market—especially in Marin—is holding strong. In Q1 2025, local sales rose, inventory grew, and competition intensified, with many homes selling well over asking. Here's why our market continues to defy national trends.
