The Fountain has been located at Marin Circle since 1910, when it was the cornerstone of the then-new Northbrae development of Berkeley. Six streets converge at The Circle, and the baby grizzly bears >>>.

Shortly after we landed at our location in North Berkeley, it became radically clear that the landscaping of the office needed attention.
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Berkeley Home

BerkeleyHome Real Estate was founded by
Tim Cannon and Anne Politeo in November of 2000. Both Anne and Tim started their careers in the late 1970's, having worked in both large and small offices.

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(updated 5/15/2008)

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Tim managed an office of approximately
36 agents for 8 years prior to the opening of BerkeleyHome.
Our office is located at the corner of Monterey and
Hopkins Streets, in a popular shoppingarea across from Monterey Market, a well known source of excellent produce.

Tim and Anne chose the Arlington Fountain as their logo, mainly because the Fountain represents what people love the most about Berkeley, its neighborhoods.
The Fountain has been located at Marin Circle since 1910, when it was the cornerstone of the then-new Northbrae development of Berkeley. Six streets converge at The Circle, and the baby grizzly bears supporting the top tier of the Fountain greet commuters in every direction. The bears are, of course, the symbol of our beloved University of California, the alma mater of Anne and Tim. We stay intimately connected to Cal and our community in many ways. Our goal is to be a resource to people who are drawn here, those who reluctantly must leave, and those who are here to stay. Go Bears!


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As news around the region, state and country strikes fear and concern over falling values, Albany, Berkeley, and parts of El Cerrito and Oakland are still remarkably strong.

As previously mentioned, the move-up market appears to be driving this phenomenon. However, this move-up buyer can’t move unless a first time buyer comes along to buy his house. Hence, here’s where care must be exercised. Smart agents and sellers must price these first time buyer homes reasonably, otherwise the whole engine won’t run.

In the meantime, Berkeley continues to defy the rest of the world…so who’s surprised!

Thanks for visiting!
Tim Cannon, Broker