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2. ABOUT PRP OVER THE YEARS, PACIFIC REALTY PARTNERS HAVE HELPED PLENTY OF CLIENTS AND PARTNERS REALIZE THEIR REAL ESTATE PROJECTS. OUR AMBITION IS TO HELP YOU ACHIEVE YOUR GOAL WHETHER IT IS BUYING OR SELLING A HOME, REHAB OR INVEST. THAT IS WHY OUR CUSTOMER SATISFACTION COMMUNICATION AND COMMITMENT TO RELATIONSHIPS. IS PUT WEALTH FIRST, AND WE LONG BELIEVE LASTING IN CREATE PAUL LEJOY (CEO) Our company is led by Paul LeJoy, founder, CEO and broker. Paul has a passion for success, for laying down his life for others, for going the extra mile and for living out the Golden Rule that is enshrined in the 5 C’s that govern Pacific Realty Partners.

3. WHY JOIN PACIFIC REALTY PARTNERS? We are not your typical real estate company where agents chase after buyers and sellers. We show you a brand new way of doing business. If you follow our blueprint you will surely succeed. We are heavily interested in your individual success and we are here to assist you in whatever way possible. We will sit down with you and craft your goals together then help you stay on track. We have advanced tools, a state-of-the-art working environment, a referral exchange network and an in-house coach. We work extremely hard but also exceptionally smart. We are constantly on the lookout to improve our processes and are at the forefront of technological and marketing innovations. And oh, did we tell you about our compensation package? It is definitely one of the best in the industry. Sign up with us today and see your success propelled to new heights. If you are committed then we can help get you to where you have always wanted to be. To join us, please contact info@prpbay.com http://www.prpbay.com

4. Real Estate Roundup Active Home-Building Industry Will Lead to More Demand for Warehouse Space Strong consumer spending and the rise in housing construction activity are currently the prime factors for the incredible rebound of the U.S. industrial real estate sector, and experts say as home buying continues to increase, so will demand for warehouse space. — From NRE Online To Buy or Not to Buy: That Is the Question Developer’s As land costs continue to rise in urban areas, developers are focused more than ever on assessing the financial viability of their potential projects at a very early, pre-acquisition stage. Savvy developers recognize that developing a conceptual design and associated conceptual budget at the very beginning of the due diligence stage enables the development team to quickly assess the design and construction cost aspects of the potential development—and, if need be, look at design alternatives that will adjust the cost. Because survey after survey has indicated that the current trend of increased costs for site acquisitions and project development is prevalent, engaging a qualified builder with demonstrated project-specific experience, local knowledge, and strong estimating and pre-construction capabilities is key to receiving reliable data and feeling confident about the pro forma that is created. — From NRE Online http://www.prpbay.com

5. Bay Area 2017 Housing Market Report Thinking of moving to the Bay Area this year? We don’t blame you! The Bay Area is a beautiful place to live. According to The Pacific Union(1), the Bay Area’s housing market is currently one of the hottest in the USA! Consisting of major metropolitan areas such as San Jose, San Francisco, and Oakland, and other smaller rural and urban areas, it is no wonder that the Bay Area is considered one of the most beautiful places to live. The Pacific Union and consulting firm John Burns Real Estate Consulting (JBREC)(2) have joined forces to create a housing market report that examines the future of the California Bay Area’s economy and residential real estate market.

6. Highlights From The Housing Report Real estate prices may be high now, but the rate of annual price appreciation in some Bay Area regions will eventually slow down from its current rate of 8% to approximately 1-4% over the next couple of years. The Bay Area’s housing market may be in high demand, but prices are close to peaking. Currently, job growth is exceeding faster than population growth across the Bay Area – particularly in San Francisco and San Jose – which is ultimately driving up demand in real estate. Silicon Valley has one of the highest median incomes in the USA and these incomes are only projected to rise. While the demand for housing in California is high, there is a limited number of new houses being built in this area. Bay Area homes are continuing to slowly rise and gain value over time because demand is high without there being enough supply. This means that even though the annual appreciation will eventually slow down, if you are thinking about selling your home in the California Bay Area, you can expect a large return on your investment. Madeline Schnapp, a Trukee-based firm’s director of economic research states(3), “Prices can continue to skate higher for awhile but at some point you run out of people willing to pay, and prices adjust.” While sales in real estate may be a bit sluggish for now, it is expected that the price appreciation should decelerate later in 2017. According to Schnapp, it is predicted that the California Bay Area will continue to see slower sales and higher prices until prices adjust and coincide with supply and demand or if new houses enter into the market.

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