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Why Early Fall Could Be the Next Housing Market 'Sweet Spot'

MARKET UPDATE

Source: "Federal Open Market Committee," Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Table 1 and Figure 2 of the projection materials provided for FOMC meetings in September 2024. Accessed September 18, 2024. https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/fomccalendars.htm..

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Winterizing Your Home!

When to Call a Pro

Winterizing a home can be a DIY project, but like with many home improvement projects, a professional like a general contractor can do it more quickly and easily. If you decide to prepare your home for winter on your own, allow yourself plenty of time before the cold weather arrives. If you discover any issues that could pose a hazard to yourself or your property, you should call in a professional right away so that you aren’t left out in the cold in your own home this winter.

PG&E offers free safety inspections and gas pilot relight appointments.

You can schedule an appointment online for this free service by visiting our Gas Pilot Light Service Appointments page.

You can also schedule an appointment by phone through our automated system by calling PG&E’s customer service line at 1-800-743-5000.  We will schedule the next available appointment to send someone out to relight your furnace and/or perform a safety inspection.

Need A Vacation (Rental)?

Community ~ San Francisco

A lot of us got out of the habit of visiting one of our favorite cities, San Francisco! This is a city that people from all over the world come to take in the beauty and culture. If you haven't experienced a fun day in the city in a while, here are some suggestions of fun things to do!

• North Beach - Washington Square, Coit Tower, and Telegraph Hill cluster around North Beach, a neighborhood steeped in Italian-American heritage.
• Fisherman's Warf - The waterfront is home to sea lions, bay-bound ferries, and a carnival-like atmosphere. It’s totally kitschy and short of working fishermen, but Fisherman’s Wharf is a lot of fun. Here, you can devour a Dungeness crab steamed whole, ride an Italian-made carousel, play vintage penny arcade games, and watch barking sea lions laze around Pier 39.
• Chinatown - San Francisco’s Chinatown is one of the largest and oldest in the US—and a must-visit neighborhood. From the intersection of Bush Street and Grant Avenue, pass the Dragon Gate and head north on Grant, taking in the bustle of souvenir shops, tea houses, herbalists, bakeries, and hole-in-the-wall eateries. 
• The Mission - A historic neighborhood home to San Francisco’s best street food and street art. It’s good foodie practice to forage the Mission, a traditionally Latinx neighborhood, for “Mission-style” burritos and some of the city’s most progressive restaurants.
• Haight - Ashbury - Relive the Summer of Love—walk through the “panhandle” of Golden Gate Park. San Francisco’s most iconic neighborhood, Haight-Ashbury is forever associated with 1960s counterculture and the Summer of Love. Today many (but not all!) of the hippies have moved on, and the neighborhood is better known among locals for its gritty bars and proximity to the “panhandle” of Golden Gate Park.

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Fall is such a beautiful time in Wine Country!

I would love to share my favorite winery experiences with you. I can try to arrange a tasting for you in Napa Valley at Alpha Omega (limited availability). I also can arrange a tasting at Korbel if you are ever visiting the Russian River Valley. I would love to enjoy the sunset with you at one of my favorite local wineries Rosenblum. Reach out if you're interested in tasting at any of these amazing locations!

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