Millbrae's schizophrenic summer ended with almost unprecedented sales activity and slightly depressed values. August's 22 transactions were more than twice the number (10) recorded in July and 37.5% more than June's 16. The city's $873,193 average home price trailed July's odd $1.04 million by 16%, though it was 3.7% higher than June's $841,933. For the season, 48 homes sold in Millbrae, a significant increase over the 36 homes sold during June, July and August of 2010.
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E Vorsatz March 18, 2013 at 11:08 pm
Yes, we are well aware of this & can not believe the Burlingame district is proceeding with the…Read More plans for this school. The footprint of the school does not allow for safe drop off and pick up. I have seen a couple of different plans for the drop off line & none of them are adequate for the location. The traffic will surely be a nightmare & I hope we are not moved to this school, as there is not proper access for drop off. Also, not sure why the plans keep changing, maybe because they can not come up with a good plan.