Welcome   

Thank you for visiting. I created this web site for buyers, sellers and residents of Rincon Valley. My goal is to create a site that is interesting, current, and relevant to Rincon Valley real estate. I hope you enjoy your visit, and encourage you to add this site to your Favorites list so you can use it as a local Rincon Valley reference guide.  

I've added a few links that I'm quite excited about.  To the left you'll find a link to My Blog.  Click on it and you'll find a number of interesting topics that you're welcome to comment on or add to. 

I also added an Event Calender which is a completely unique to my site.  I've scoured numerous activity magazines and compiled them all onto one event calender. 

Sellers, please click on the For Sellers link above to see how I market my listings.  I believe in maximum exposure through advertising sells my listings faster and for a better price. 

I provide free staging for my vacant listings, and have extensive experience with 1031 exchanges, probate, and tenant occupied properties. 

"Your Rincon Valley Realtor:"  People ask me why I call myself "your Rincon Valley Realtor."  I've lived in Rincon Valley for almost 15 years.  I bought my first townhouse in Rincon Valley in 1994.  I then bought a single family home in Rincon Valley, and later acquired a rental unit, also in Rincon Valley.  My two kids go to two different Rincon Valley schools which has provided me with a huge group of social contacts with whom I talk to on a daily basis.  I believe it is this source of friends and neighbors that has allowed me to succeed as a Realtor in Rincon Valley, by bringing buyers and sellers together. 

Rincon Valley has so much to offer.  Great local shopping centers like Sky Hawk Village, Montecito and Saint Francis Shopping Centers; restaurants like Rita's, Union Hotel, Robertos, and Cafe Europe; specialty stores like Carter's Rincon Valley Feed Store, Rincon Valley Yard & Garden, Rincon Cyclery and much much more.    

 Click on the above picture to view CAR economist Leslie Appleton's 2010 real estate forecast. 

What's happening in Sonoma County this weekend:

29th    Crab Feed - The Tides Wharf,  18th Annual Dungeness Crab Feed. Price includes chilled Dungeness crab, pasta, green salad, clam chowder, french bread, melted butter, cocktail sauce, mustard sauce. Reservations a must. Also special overnight room rates available at The Inn at the Tides. 835 Hwy One, Bodega Bay.  Fee: $39.95 per person, plus tax & gratuityTime: 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 875.3652

29th       Gabriel Iglesias ;  Wells Fargo Center ;High-octane show is a hilarious mixture of storytelling, parodies, characters and sound effects that bring all his personal issues to life, with a clean, animated comedy style that has earned national crossover appeal. Please, no children under 5 years old. 50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa. $37.50Time: Two shows at 7:30 p.m. & 10 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 546.3600

29th  Metta Quintet, Jazz Ensemble at the Wells Fargo Center
Live Music: A highly creative group comprised of some of today's fastest emerging jazz artists, Metta Quintet aims to establish itself in the vanguard of contemporary music ensembles. As a unique, dynamic voice committed to exploring exciting new artistic territory, the group explores the infinite boundaries of the live jazz experience. 50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa $20; 8 p.m., Pre-show discussion at 7 p.m.(707) 546.3600

29th   Piner HS Crab Feed/Silent Auction;
Benefit, Auction: Enjoy a night with friends and fellow alumni at our annual crab feed. Tickets are expected to sell fast and we have limited seating for this first time event. Check out and bid on our many wonderful silent auction items or purchase raffle tickets and wait for your chance to win one of our prizes. Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Bldg Fee: Call for information & reservations Time: 5:30 p.m., No Host Bar 7 p.m.  (707) 836.9735

30 - 31 -- American Philharmonic ;  Wells Fargo Center  ; FREE; Come enjoy the lightheartedness of A Midsummer's Night Dream and be enveloped in the mystique of the Arabian Nights as American Philharmonic performs music inspired by some of the most captivating stories known. 50 Mark West Springs Rd., Santa Rosa Time: Jan 30 8 p.m., Jan 31 3 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 546.3600

30th     Annual Crab Feed; All you can eat crab, salad, bread, wine, music and dancing costumes optional; live & silent auctions raffle. Benefits community & international projects hosted by the Rotary Club of Santa Rosa West. Grace Pavilion, Sonoma County Fairgrounds.  Fee: Call for information and ticketsTime: Bar opens at 6 p.m., Dinner 7:30 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 284.5902

30th     Crab Feed;  Eslie Allen High School Project Grad 5th Annual Crab Feed. All-you-can-eat crab, pasta, salad and bread. Fantastic raffle and silent auction. One sitting, no need to rush. Benefits Senior Safe & Sober Celebration. Held at Center for Spiritual Living, 2075 Occidental Road, Santa Rosa.
Fee: $35 per personTime: 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 544.5942

30th     Keep the Spirit of '45 Alive; FREE; Veterans can memorialize their Stories of Service and remembrances of the day the war ended, Aug 15, 1945. Stories to be uploaded to national website. WWII display, live entertainment of the era and refreshments. Lodge at Paulin Creek, 2375 Range Ave, Santa Rosa Time: 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Phone Number: (707) 575.3722

30 - 31    California High School Rodeo ; District 2; Sonoma County Fairgrounds; FREE; Hours: TBD; Lyttle Cow Palace;  CHSRA District 2; Scott Brown Phone: 707-965-2646