California

Barry Storch – Pasadena Gay Realtor

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Barry Storch - Pasadena Gay Realtor

Licensed, Experienced Pasadena Gay Realtor for Almost Two Decades

Barry has been a licensed Pasadena gay Realtor for close to two decades, and has purchased, developed and sold real estate in California. He has helped clients sell their homes and has found homes that suited their changing needs, and fulfilled their dreams. Barry is also a sought-after real estate coach, teaching his proven methods for managing the sales process to ensure smooth closings.

Barry is a certified Negotiator. He has the patience, experience, knowledge and professionalism to make sure his clients get the best deal. When he is working with either a buyer or seller, his negotiating skills have been honed through building personal relationships with other agents, earning a reputation of professional integrity and trust.

He knows how to negotiate; After all, he has been happily married for 30 years. Barry’s leadership skills developed over years of experience as an entrepreneur and business owner. This has prepared him for his role as 2021 President for Pasadena Foothill Association of Realtors®. He has conquered the challenges of the COVID pandemic during his presidency.

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PLACE Gay Realtors and Real Estate Professionals

John Ackert – San Diego Gay Realtor

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John Ackert - San Diego Gay Realtor

San Diego Gay Realtor With 30 Years of Experience

As a San Diego gay Realtor, John has over 30 years of real estate experience helping buyers and sellers throughout San Diego County. As award-winning Top Producer. John’s expertise and understanding makes the house hunting or selling experience enjoyable for his clients.

John works with first-time buyers starter homes, high-end designer homes, suburban family homes, city center condos, equestrian properties with vineyards and groves, trust and probate sales, and many more.

His experience covers all the bases of your real estate needs. he knows ALL of San Diego-from the beaches to the foothills, North to South-and he can help you pinpoint the neighborhoods where you and your family will be happiest.

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San Diego Gay Realtors and Real Estate Professionals

Wayne Miller – La Jolla Gay Realtor

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Wayne Miller - La Jolla Gay Realtor

La Jolla Gay Realtor Serving Buyers and Sellers

As a La Jolla gay Realtor, Wayne Miller knows that people move for various reasons. whether looking for their dream house, downsizing, or relocating, my support staff and I use our experience to prepare clients for the next exciting chapter.

Learn how Wayne can help sell your home faster and for a higher price with Concierge.

“Get fronted for the cost of home improvements services with no Interest – Ever. COMPASS Concierge is the hassle-free way to sell your home faster and for a higher price with services like staging, flooring, painting, and more.”

Please call Wayne to learn more about what he and his team can do for you.

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La Jolla Gay Realtors and Real Estate Professionals

Andrew Manning – San Fernando Valley Gay Realtor

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Andrew Manning - San Fernando Valley Gay Realtor

Established, Award-Winning
San Fernando Valley Gay Realtor

Andrew Manning is an established San Fernando Valley gay REALTOR ® who joined Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices CA Properties in 2013.

He was also a founding member for the company’s Luxury Property Division, and now serves as a designated Luxury Property Specialist, continually achieving the ranking of #1 individual agent in the San Fernando Valley and Top 10 in the Country. He has brokered over $2 Billion in closed transactions over the course of his career.

If you are looking for an experienced real estate agent to help you buy or sell a home in Sherman Oaks or the San Fernando Valley, give Andrew a call!

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Sherman Oaks Gay Realtors and Real Estate Professionals

Harry Sterling – Gay Palm Springs Realtor

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Harry Sterling - Gay Palm Springs Realtor

Gay Palm Springs Realtor
With Two Decades of Experience

Harry worked for twenty-five years with Hewlett-Packard, and moved to the desert in 2000 with his husband, whom he’s been with since 1982.

He’s been a gay Palm Springs Realtor since 2002, and loves to help new arrivals find a great place to live in the Coachella Valley. He specializes in client satisfaction, providing great service in buying or selling condos and residential homes in the desert.

This place is a very gay friendly city – the West’s preferred LGBTQ retirement place to be!

If you’re looking to buy or sell a house in the greater PS area or the Coachella Valley, give Harry a call.

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Palm Springs Realtors and Real Estate Professionals

Harry Sterling – Palm Springs Gay Realtor

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Harry Sterling - Palm Springs Gay Realtor

Palm Springs Gay Realtor
With Two Decades of Experience

Harry worked for twenty-five years with Hewlett-Packard, and moved to the desert in 2000 with his husband, whom he’s been with since 1982.

He’s been a Palm Springs gay Realtor since 2002, and loves to help new arrivals find a great place to live in the Coachella Valley. He specializes in client satisfaction, providing great service in buying or selling condos and residential homes in the desert.

This place is a very gay friendly city – the West’s preferred LGBTQ retirement place to be!

If you’re looking to buy or sell a house in the Coachella Valley, give Harry a call.

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Palm Springs Realtors and Real Estate Professionals

Tamara Z (Zyhylij) – San Diego Lesbian Realtor

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Tamara Z (Zyhylij) - San Diego Lesbian Realtor

San Diego Lesbian Realtor Rated 5 Stars By Clients

As a San Diego lesbian Realtor, Tamara Z’s sole objective is to build long-term relationships with her clients by providing outstanding service with exceptional outcomes. Communication is a key factor for smooth and successful transactions and is a top priority.

By maximizing her extensive experience and industry relationships, she positions her clients for success from day one. To that end, she provides a more personalized service that focuses on meeting client’s goals and serving their needs first and foremost. The many referrals and repeat transactions received from past clients attests to her commitment to client satisfaction.

Licensed and working full-time in real estate since 2003 and a San Diego lesbian Realtor, she has immersed herself in the industry; building relationships and alliances with power partners, volunteering in her community and serving her peers through the local association of Realtors.

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San Diego Lesbian Realtors and Real Estate Professionals

Easing the California Housing Crisis – The New York Times

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California Housing Crisis

No matter where you live, you’re probably familiar with the exorbitant cost of housing in California. The state’s median home price has crept above $800,000, more than double what it is nationwide. Among the 50 biggest cities in the country, we’re home to the top four most difficult places to afford a mortgage. And half of all Americans experiencing homelessness live in the state.

The California housing crisis has a seemingly simple solution, according to the laws of supply and demand: Build more housing. But for decades, resistance from suburban homeowners has stalled development as the problem has only gotten worse.

Bills Address the California Housing Crisis

On Thursday, the state took a step toward creating higher-density neighborhoods as Gov. Gavin Newsom signed two high-profile bills. Though the bills, Senate Bills 9 and 10, endured intense opposition in recent months, neither is all that revolutionary, said Conor Dougherty, a reporter for The New York Times who writes about economics in the state. But the package of reforms passed in California over the past four years, including these two latest measures, “is probably the biggest change in housing in 50 years or more,” Conor told me.

Full Story at the New York Times

California Realtors, Real Estate Agents, Mortgage Lenders and Other Professionals