Many people believe they need a perfect credit score to qualify for a loan, but that’s not true.

Understanding Buyer Representation Agreements: What You Need to Know

We all have big goals for the New Year, but did you know your home can be a powerful tool to help you achieve them?

If one of your goals for 2025 is moving into a new home, you’re not alone—it’s a dream worth chasing.

Selling a home is more than just listing it—success lies in careful preparation and timing.

Preparing your home for the season is the best way to stay warm, dry, and stress-free.

As the Bay Area real estate market continues to evolve, 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting year for buyers.

As the holiday season begins, there’s no better way to celebrate than by giving back to our community while sharing joy, cheer, and products

Here are some tips for managing Election Day stress and enjoying the beautiful local scenery to find peace.

Here’s a look at two critical trends experts anticipate: lower mortgage rates and a balanced rise in home prices.

As a certified new home build professional in the San Francisco East Bay, Monica Benham understands the importance of proper guidance.

Fall is here, and Danville is ready to bring fun and exciting events for all ages! From kid-friendly Halloween celebrations to dog...

It’s surprising but true: nearly 80% of first-time buyers qualify for down payment assistance, but only a fraction use it

The housing market has shifted, and with mortgage rates dropping to their lowest level in over a year and a half, this is your moment.

As we approach 2025, many wonder what to expect from the East Bay housing market.

The latest shift in wealth distribution—known as the Great Wealth Transfer—is poised to impact the local real estate market.

There’s good news on the horizon—mortgage rates are coming down!

Before diving into a renovation project, it’s wise to consider the return on investment (ROI).

It's an election year, and if you're considering buying or selling a home, you might wonder how elections affect the housing market.

The term comes from the Greeks and Romans, who associated the year's hottest days with the star Sirius, known as the "Dog Star."