Jolon

Jolon, CA · Real Estate
yieldpro.com
Kidder Mathews Brings 178 Townhomes to Market as Part of 496-Unit Development in Aptos California
Kidder Mathews has been retained to market the development opportunity for 178 for-sale townhomes at Village on the Green, a proposed 496-unit residential community located at 2600 Mar Vista Drive in Aptos, California. Senior Vice President James Viso and Vice President Bruce Matesso of the firm’s San Jose office are representing developer Swenson in the offering.
montereycountynow.com
ABC10
California Prop. 37 would create a loan program for new homebuyers
familydestinationsguide.com
The Overlooked California City Where Housing Costs Nearly 30% Less Than The Rest Of The State
There are cities in California that everyone knows, cities that everyone talks about, and then there’s Tulare, a place that’s been quietly getting it right while the rest of the state argues about whether anyone can afford to live here anymore. Tulare sits in Tulare County in the...
ABC10
California needs more housing. What would Steve Hilton do to make it happen?
montereycountynow.com
Compass Church breaks ground for staff housing in Salinas.
On Oct. 13, Compass Church broke ground on four housing units, a duplex, and two accessory dwelling units on donated land on Padre Drive in Salinas, a block away from the church building. These units aim to attract and retain full-time ministry staff. “This is more than just a building...
Morgan Hill Times
San José Spotlight
Decades-old urban garden in San Jose is being evicted
After 27 years, a San Jose urban garden is facing imminent eviction. Plant & Soul California, a beloved urban garden at 76 Race St., has been ordered to vacate its property following a real estate sale. The business is hoping residents, a foundation or angel investor will step up to help it make a counteroffer or relocate, even though the property is already in escrow. So far, the organization has raised $5,000. If it isn’t able to raise a substantial amount, the group will try to find a new location and start again.
FOX 2 San Francisco
High mortgage rates trigger rising contract cancellations across California housing market