When Fusion Sunnyvale conducts its sales release for building 36 on June 9th, you don't need to camp out. You do not need to get there early; you just need to get there on time.
If interested in buying in this upcoming sales release, then when June 9th rolls around, arrive promptly at 9:30am and complete a Home Preference Form listing which home you would like to purchase. There is no need to arrive BEFORE 9:30am because if more than one buyer wants the same home, a drawing will conducted "bingo ball" style. Hopeful homebuyers will have equal chance no matter who arrived first. You can camp out the whole night, but you will still only get 1 bingo ball added for this release.
I say "added" because hopeful homebuyers who submitted Home Preference Forms for previous sales releases at Fusion but did not purchase a home will be given bingo balls for each previous sales release in which they participated. If you tried two times before, you will have a total of 3 bingo balls in this next release lottery. However, if you cancelled a reservation of sale in the past, you lose all the bingo ball allotments you had previously earned for the sales releases you attended prior to your cancellation.
If you win the lottery, you will be asked to sign a "Reservation Instrument" form and write a deposit check for $5,000 to First American Title Company. Even if you are a backup offer, you will need to sign a backup "Reservation Instrument" and provide a $5,000 deposit check.
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Fusion Sunnyvale townhomes not offering plans 1-3 this release.
Fusion Sunnyvale townhomes is not offering plans 1-3 this release.
Building 36 has 7 units. Among those 7 units, 6 units will be for sale June 9th. The units for sale with comprise of two Plan 4 + two Plan 5 + one Plan 6 + one Plan 7 = six Plans for sale.
The one unit that is not for sale is the unit 210 (Plan 3 unit). Buyers who are interested in plans 1-3 will have to wait until the future. This could possibly take a few months
Building 36 has 7 units. Among those 7 units, 6 units will be for sale June 9th. The units for sale with comprise of two Plan 4 + two Plan 5 + one Plan 6 + one Plan 7 = six Plans for sale.
The one unit that is not for sale is the unit 210 (Plan 3 unit). Buyers who are interested in plans 1-3 will have to wait until the future. This could possibly take a few months
Fusion Sunnyvale end of building that are also end of row are valued $20,000 higher
Fusion Sunnyvale end of building that are also end of row are valued $20,000 higher
How much does location of a unit within a townhome complex matter? You can get an rough idea by examining the pricing for Fusion Sunnyvale.
Today the pricing for building 36 was released. The Fusion Sunnyvale Site Map shows that Building 36 is in a row of buildings at the southern end of the Fusion campus comprised of Buildings 34, 35, and 36. Building 34 is at the Western end, Building 35 is in the middle, and Building 36 is at the Eastern end. The western end of building 36 faces Building 35. In contrast, the eastern end of building 36 overlooks an open Santa Rosalia Terrace separating these units from the building 37. Fusion has priced the plan4 and plan5 units on the eastern end of building 36 at $20,000 higher than the corresponding plan4 and plan5 units on the western end that face building 35
How much does location of a unit within a townhome complex matter? You can get an rough idea by examining the pricing for Fusion Sunnyvale.
Today the pricing for building 36 was released. The Fusion Sunnyvale Site Map shows that Building 36 is in a row of buildings at the southern end of the Fusion campus comprised of Buildings 34, 35, and 36. Building 34 is at the Western end, Building 35 is in the middle, and Building 36 is at the Eastern end. The western end of building 36 faces Building 35. In contrast, the eastern end of building 36 overlooks an open Santa Rosalia Terrace separating these units from the building 37. Fusion has priced the plan4 and plan5 units on the eastern end of building 36 at $20,000 higher than the corresponding plan4 and plan5 units on the western end that face building 35
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Least Expensive Cupertino Union School District Condos and Townhomes Currently on the Market
Click the hypertext to see the Least Expensive Cupertino Union School District Condos and Townhomes Currently on the Market as of 5/31/2012.
http://siliconvalleyhouses.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/mapprintleastexpensivecusdcndth.pdf
http://siliconvalleyhouses.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/mapprintleastexpensivecusdcndth.pdf
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Mountain View Ada Ave Townhouses have been rising since their bottom in 2010
Mountain View Ada Ave Townhouses have been rising since their bottom in 2010. Here are charts that illustrate this.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Santa Clara Neighborhood: SE of Lawrence & Benton - Who's walking around the block at dusk?
Homebuyers often ask REALTORs, "What do you think of the neighborhood?" I often tell them, "I think it's a neighborhood, but it matter more how YOU feel." As an agent, I'm not supposed to give any opinion regarding the demographics, so the best I can do is state FACTS.
At dusk on a Monday night, I walked around the Santa Clara neighborhood that is South East of Lawrence & Benton, South of Earl Carmichael Park, North of Stratford.School, Monticello Academy, and Curtis Practice Field. Who are the people walking around the block at dusk?
7:25pm An older couple taking a brisk evening stroll
7:30pm A mom pushing her new baby in a stroller as her older toddler followed close behind.
7:35pm An engineer from Apple
What kind of neighborhood you like is a personal decision. Your best bet is to do as I do ... walk around the neighborhood and see for yourself what type of people are walking around at that time of day.
At dusk on a Monday night, I walked around the Santa Clara neighborhood that is South East of Lawrence & Benton, South of Earl Carmichael Park, North of Stratford.School, Monticello Academy, and Curtis Practice Field. Who are the people walking around the block at dusk?
7:25pm An older couple taking a brisk evening stroll
7:30pm A mom pushing her new baby in a stroller as her older toddler followed close behind.
7:35pm An engineer from Apple
What kind of neighborhood you like is a personal decision. Your best bet is to do as I do ... walk around the neighborhood and see for yourself what type of people are walking around at that time of day.
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Santa Clara Homestead Little League
Santa Clara Homestead Little League is in full swing right now.
Games and practices are usually on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Twice a season, the kids in Farm League get to play on the Major Field. The kids enjoy playing on the Major Field because it has the atmosphere of a real playing field with announcers, bleachers, a home run fence, lines, etc.
The Home team's job is to set up the bases and rake before the game.
If you need to dry up some puddles, then throw QuickDry on them.
The Visiting team's job is to remove the bases, return the bases to the storage shack in Minor Field, then and rake after game.
The League provides each child a cap and a T-shirt with the team name + socks
Parents need to provide shoes (cleats for baseball or soccer are both ok), baseball pants (no shorts), belt, athletic supporter. Optional: Buy your own helmet. (Kids can also borrow a helmet every time they are at bat.). Parent can buy all this equipment at Sports Basement, Sports Authority, All Out Baseball (expensive), and/or Big5.
Games and practices are usually on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Twice a season, the kids in Farm League get to play on the Major Field. The kids enjoy playing on the Major Field because it has the atmosphere of a real playing field with announcers, bleachers, a home run fence, lines, etc.
The Home team's job is to set up the bases and rake before the game.
If you need to dry up some puddles, then throw QuickDry on them.
The Visiting team's job is to remove the bases, return the bases to the storage shack in Minor Field, then and rake after game.
The League provides each child a cap and a T-shirt with the team name + socks
Parents need to provide shoes (cleats for baseball or soccer are both ok), baseball pants (no shorts), belt, athletic supporter. Optional: Buy your own helmet. (Kids can also borrow a helmet every time they are at bat.). Parent can buy all this equipment at Sports Basement, Sports Authority, All Out Baseball (expensive), and/or Big5.
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