Once again, we hosted a mixer for some clients and friends to kick off the holidays in style.

From a splashy Champagne to a budget-conscious Crémant to a surprisingly sophisticated Prosecco, these sippers are suitable for the season’s events — or any occasion.

So you’ve bought a new house. Now, to make it a home. Here is a by-no-means comprehensive list of our favorite curated, independent decor shops.

We’re entering the predictably slow winter season, but renewed seller interest may perk back up in 2025.

The market overall remains in the seller’s camp, but condos have been struggling.

Our partners at CrossCountry Mortgage have a program that can help you out.

Several Sacramento bars and restaurants have transformed themselves into Winter Wonderlands, filled with childlike wonder.

We want you to take your time — but sometimes we need to crack the whip.

The fall selling season has been stronger than in the past two years, though still not to pre-pandemic levels.

Where do you start when considering decor? Our friend Jim Gallagher offers some simple tips to overcome the overwhelm.

Does your house have a spectral tenant, and if so, could it affect how you sell it? Learn more.

Is it better to wait for mortgage rates to fall, or start looking now?

Our client is trading in big city living for more space and a quieter life for her family.

This is a kind of homecoming for our clients, who came from LA to buy this lovely home in Folsom.

These are some of our favorite ways to get your ghoul on this season.

Overpricing one’s home prior to going on market almost always has negative ramifications for sellers. Find out how.

Be prepared for disasters by having a kit at the ready. Here are a few things to consider including in your go bag.

The recent drop in interest rates did not precipitate as substantial a rebound in buyer demand as many had expected.