Fremont Real Estate Blog

Message from Assessor La Dear Residents of Alameda County, What a year this has been. As it comes to a close, I would like to share my gratitude with you. With all the challenges 2020 brought us, I am proud of the work the Assessor's Office staff has done and thankful to the public for your partnership. There are some upcoming issues that may affect your property taxes that you should all be aware of. Important Changes to Parent/Child Transfers of Property: The election results from November 3, 2020, brought many changes to Alameda County. At the top of the list is Proposition 19 (Home Protection for Seniors, Severely Disabled, Families and Vic

-- Sunil Sethi  /  REALTOR,  Broker, MBA, CPA(inactive), GREEN www.sunilsethi.com BRE #01173766

Estate home in the desirable community of Bridle Creek in South Pleasanton, close to downtown, Hwy 680, & BART. 2 en-suite master bedrooms - one on each floor- plus 5 customized bathrooms. A theatre room with custom cherry wood built-ins, Projection & Sound system, upgraded premium carpet. Chef's kitchen overlooking a large family and breakfast nook area. Butlers pantry with a wine fridge. Formal living & dining rooms. Engineered Hardwood floors. Crown Moulding. Jacuzzi in MB. Closet organizers in most BRs. Exterior recently painted, driveway widened to three lanes, large storage/tool shed, natural stone patio and retaining wall. Relax on the front porch while listening to the water fountain, entertain in a spacious rear garden with an outdoor kitchen, while enjoying the waterfall. Potential to put in a future pool/ granny unit or an income producing ADU. Attendance area for award winning schools. Walking & hiking trails, near Parks, Close to Golf Courses & rest

Hello Everyone,  I hope you all had a good Thanksgiving break. I personally enjoyed not being tied to Zoom meetings all day long and being able to spend some time with my family.  The coronavirus landscape has changed dramatically since my last communication. The most recent news is that Alameda county may face a " Regional Stay-at- Home Order " within the next few weeks.  The good news is that this order will not affect how our schools are operating. We will remain under the current "Purple Tier" restrictions. The new wave of COVID-19 cases is having a significant impact on our communities and is definitely impacting school reopening plans. In a meeting I attended Wednesday with the Alameda County superintendents and Alameda County Public Health Officer Dr. Nick Moss, I learned that reopening plans across the country are being disrupted by the latest pandemic surge. Some districts have selected dates for reopening and these dates are, at best, moving targets. We ar