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March 9, 2007
Interesting numbers to look at in the Pleasanton Real Estate market coming out for the previous year, we see value holding strong. Why is Pleasanton still a great long term town to live in? Schools, parks, downtown, and lack of available land. Yes, the supply of land has a direct connection to the long term value of a community. With minimal land in Pleasanton available, prices of existing and even new communities will increase. Pleasanton is unique for having one of the greatest golf courses in the nation, top school scores in the state, a downtown people travel miles to visit, low crime in comparison to neighboring communities, and strong real estate values because of those factors. Pleasanton will continue to grow with and develop what little available land is left, but as we use all available Pleasanton land, our city and the prime homes within Pleasanton will increase in value and new Pleasanton residents who desire to live here will increase the value as supply decreases. As families look to buy homes in the area, they must consider Pleasanton as one that will hold value while still delivering the small town charm many communities are lacking. Â
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