Where the Peninsula Meets the Horizon: Inside 205 Hillcrest’s Elevated Living Experience
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY APRIL 18th & 19th 2:00-4:00 5 Bedrooms | 3 Baths | 3,148 ft² | 7,000 ft² lot | $3,200,000 Perched above the Peninsula, this is
RE/MAX REALTORS® specializing in home-buying and -selling in the San Francisco Bay Area peninsula in and around San Mateo County with over 30 years of experience.
Our business philosophy is simple, yet fluid. It is a result of our many years of experience with people and business; therefore, it is also constantly being enhanced by our continual learning experiences.
We believe that in order to do our best we must perform at the highest level of client satisfaction and concentrate on each individual transaction. Our rewards are successful transactions, a growing client base, referrals, and personal satisfaction for a job well done.
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[Drew and Christine] stood out among the other agents we interviewed as the most prepared, the most researched and just generally being a wealth of knowledge about the Belmont real estate market.
Hanson & Charise
Drew and Christine Morgan are hands down the best Real Estate Agents on the Peninsula. Without hesitation we would recommend them to anyone serious about finding a home. We’ve worked with other agents in the past and the experience was nothing like working with Drew and Christine.
Ian & Nicole
They were incredibly good at narrowing down what we were looking for and never pushed us. In fact, we saw a few houses that we could’ve settled for and Drew talked us out of settling which — was so refreshing to find in a real estate agent.
Josh & Karen
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Belmont City Council Quietly Exploring “View Impact Fee” for Certain Homes
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