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August Newsletter

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August 2023

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“August is the slow, gentle month that stretches out the longest across the span of a year. It yawns and lingers on with the light in its palms.”

— Victoria Erickson


Housing Market Update

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Real Estate News

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What 7% Mortgage Rates Mean for Home Buyers

Buyers should focus on what they can control rather than try to predict mortgage rates

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Local Events, Food & Happenings


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32 Wonderful Things To Do This September In And Around San Francisco

Kick off the fall season with these fun and memorable activities happening this September in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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Golden Gate Park’s Colorful Dahlia Garden Is In Bloom

Did you know the dahlia is the official flower of San Francisco? See SF’s thriving dahlia garden now in Golden Gate Park.

15 Gorgeous Waterfront Restaurants In SF With Amazing Ocean Views

It’s hard to top San Francisco’s ocean views, but they’re made even better with a good meal. These SF waterfront restaurants are essential spots for any local.

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This Is Our Final Week Of Post-8PM Sunsets In San Francisco

San Francisco’s final post-8pm sunset of 2023 is on August 16. Here’s your reminder to enjoy those extra few minutes of daylight!


Lifestyle Tips and Tricks

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7 Front Door Colors That Could Help Your Home Sell for More

Plus colors you should avoid.


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9 Best High-Fiber Vegetables-Ranked!

All vegetables can contribute to better health, but these are especially full of helpful fiber.

How to Organize Cans in Your Pantry So They’re Actually Easy to Find

Organizing experts share a step-by-step guide to finally get all those tinned goods in order.

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Community Corner

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Here’s How to Help Victims of the Hawaii Wildfires

Sending love, light and healing prayers to Maui.

Maui has always been a special place for our family.

Heather’s dad lives in Kihei half of the year and we’ve been blessed with the tradition of celebrating Thanksgiving on Maui just about every year since 2007.

Our hearts are broken and prayers are with the families and loved ones impacted by the devastating wildfires. We can’t even begin to imagine what it’s like on the ground and the impact of this massive loss. Together we can support the locals and rebuild the beauty of this island that holds so many cherished memories for us.

Let’s stand together in solidarity with the affected communities, offering our thoughts, prayers, and assistance in any way we can.

If you’re able to contribute, please consider supporting local relief efforts and organizations dedicated to restoring the natural wonders of Maui.

Every little bit helps.

Here is some guidance on how to donate on CNBC.

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