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Your Questions About East Bay Marketing
Posted by admin on Sep 7, 2011 in SEO - Search Engine Optimization | 0 comments
Daniel asks…
can you give me a list of a crowded flea markets here in east bay? fremont/union city.hayward area…?
i have a home based business and i wanted to book a lot of flea market this coming holidays… i have 2 business… 1 is clothing specifically filipino imported goodies such as shirts, bags, accessories, etc… the second is a bakery>>> cookies, cheesecakes, muffins, and cupcakes! any idea where to find flea markets??? pls help me…thanks a bunch!
admin answers:
I bet this flea market would have the things you are lookin for! Its the only one I could find, its located near Lincoln called Flea Market Emporium. You could even call this one and see if they could refer you to one that is more what you are looking for or in a different location if this doesnt work for ya!
Http://www.dexknows.com/category_Flea+Markets_Nebraska_Lincoln-1.html
Robert asks…
Any guess on how long the market will continue to go down in the East Bay Area (Dublin, CA more precise)…?
I see many properties losing value (a lot) and I am wondering how long will this continue to be the case. Do you think these properties wil ever go back to the values they had about 2 years ago? I am thinking to buy something of my own but I am afraid I will end up like some of my friends who bought a place 6 mo ago and their place just depreciated 100k 🙁
Thank you
admin answers:
Expect the prices to continue to decline for a least the next year or more until the mortgage market calms down.
Joseph asks…
do you think hte housing market will drop in bay area or east bay california?
we have put an offer for 171k its actual 159k my realtor said we can do a home appraisl so it should drop alittle for 1987 1300sqft home does that sound good
in oakley ca towards antioch concord
admin answers:
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW,HOUSING PRICES WILL COME DOWN MORE.
THE ANSWER IS YES. THE REST OF YOUR QUESTION,IS NOT VERY CLEAR.
John asks…
Need advice on relocating to East Bay; which neighborhood?
I need some advice… I’m moving to the SF area in a few months from the midwest, but am not sure where a girl like me would be happy living; so I thought I’d ask someone who is from there.
I’m a little bit goth, a little punk, alt, Bettie Page-ish, and frequent cool coffehouses. I have a few tattoos & piercings; that you cant see during my corporate job during the day. I’m not all about the goth/punk scene. I like bike-riding & farmers markets & stuff during the day too. I like gardens, organic food, SAFE & QUIET neighborhoods.
I’m looking for a neighborhood that is across the bay that would suit me. Some people have suggested Rockridge, Lake Merritt area, or Berkeley. I’ve never been to any of these areas. I am regular middle working class & am able to support myself just fine, but not rich by any means. I’m just looking for an affordable studio apartment, something quiet, and in a relatively safe neighborhood. I like places with character (clawfoot tubs, hardwoods, etc).
admin answers:
Quaint areas include
Most of Berkeley.
In the north of Oakland: Rockridge, Temescal and Piedmont Avenue. Not far away, Lake Merritt area.
In Richmond: Point Richmond (which sits apart and is very different from the rest of the city.)
Albany & Keningston, small cities adjacent to Berkeley.
Most of the island city of Alameda.
It’s hard to imagine an area more into organic food than Berkeley/north Oakland. This includes farmer markets and many stores including the amazing Berkeley Bowl.
At the top of the list I would put Rockridge, Elmwood (a Berkeley neighborhood between Rockridge and the university) and Point Richmond.
Ruth asks…
which university has the best business major (saint mary’s college, san jose state, sac state, or east bay)?
especially in accounting and marketing
admin answers:
San Jose State, absolutely.
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