San Lorenzo, CA

San Lorenzo, CA homes for sale that sold November 1^st through 15th, 2010

• Foreclosures Sold – 3
• Short Sales Sold – 3
• Total homes sold - 15

San Lorenzo, CA homes pending November 1^st through 15th, 2010

• Foreclosures Pending – 7
• Short Sales Pending – 5
• Total homes Pending- 22

San Lorenzo, CA homes for sale as of November 15th

• Total single family homes for sale in San Lorenzo, CA: 57
• Foreclosed/bank-owned homes (REOs) for sale in San Lorenzo, CA: 12
• Short Sale homes for sale in San Lorenzo, CA: 22 ()

Foreclosure and short sale listings make up 60% of the current homes for sale in San Lorenzo, CA, very close to neighboring city of San Leandro, with 59%.

Description This condo is centrally located in San Lorenzo. It is across the street from a park and school down the street. It is off set on a busy street. It is a 2 story, 3 bedrooms / 3.0 bath, built in 2004 with 1256 sq ft living space and has 5 rooms. HOA monthly fee is $115 to $125 monthly. Call agent for more information! MLS# 40388317 (Paragon) Features Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2.0 Year Built: 2004 Lot Size: 0 Garage Size: 2-car School District: CALL Square Footage: 1256 Agent Name: Rosemary Brooks/D'Adrea Davie Broker: Family Realty Group / Joseph Bradley MLS #: 40388317 Location 16267 Ashland Ave #8 San Lorenzo CA 94578 Powered by vFlyer.com vFlyer Id: 2169905

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Here is an email contact that I sent to Braddock & Logan builders asking for some historical information regarding development of the San Leandro and San Lorenzo areas.

So here I am beginning my search into this developer who is still going strong 60 years later. I sent this email to their website.

If anyone knows information, of a community that they have lived in, or assisted buyers or sellers, please let me know.

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Hello,

I am a local Realtor who does a local real estate history blog. I am aware that Braddock and Logan got their start in San Leandro and San Lorenzo just after World War II.

I am interested in doing some articles about the older Braddock and Logan communities in the San Leandro and San Lorenzo area. I am interested in telling my readers, where Braddock and Logan went to next and where they might be able to find neighborhoods that share builder "DNA" and architectural "DNA".

Can you please assist me in finding, or directing me to information about Braddock and Logan for the 1940's and 1950's.

Thank you,

Michael Greenslade

Prudential California Realty