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The Arlington Fountain

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 >>>.

 

 

 

We contacted Keeyla to give us some ideas on improving the stark perimeter and patio area of the office.
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Tim Cannon

Tim Cannon

Licensed Real Estate Broker
DRE# 00665085

(510) 510-527-5500 OFFICE
(510) 288-1995 VOICE
(510) 527-1575 FAX

I am a Berkeley native and began my real estate career in 1978 after attending  Berkeley public schools, Merritt College and then UC Berkeley , majoring in Sociology. I have worked in both large and small offices, managed and trained agents, and bring a wealth of experience to my position of Broker/Manager.
I earned my Brokers license in 1984. With over 30 years of experience, I have personally closed over 400 transactions and for 8 years, supervised approximately 250 transactions each year. I haven't seen it all, but almost!

Testimonial posted on Facebook
I saw your name on FaceBook - On the Cal Alumni page - and I thought, "why does this name sound so familiar?" Then I remembered, I DID buy a used house from this man! OK, it was over 20 years ago, but that "Q" is a dead giveaway. I hope you are well. I live in Petaluma now.  I want you to know that you ruined me for real estate brokers, though. We bought our first house through you, and never met another broker who was as honest, hard-working, and competent ever again!   
Sheri M.
 

Thank you Tim.  I guess as they say,  "It's a wrap"
It was quite a journey, and  a seamless and wonderful transition.
Thanks for such a smooth closing.
Take Care,  Diane 

 

What's New!

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 by 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

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