First and foremost, we sincerely hope that you and your loved ones are safe and healthy in these unprecedented times. The stressors are many, the fires are moving fast, and nothing is more important than your health and well-being. On that note, we have turned the focus of our blog this week to fire preparedness. Please find a quick infographic above of what to put in your ‘Go Bag’ in the event you need to leave home. Due to the extent of the current wildfires and challenges in containment, we encourage you to consider creating a ‘Go Bag’ though we are sincerely hoping that no one else needs to use one.
*Please call 9-1-1 in case of emergency and please stay aware of all evacuation orders and warning zones. The information below is intended to supplement but never substitute the guidance of your local authorities.
Please find more resources below:
Sereno Group Emergency Preparedness Resources
CalFire: get The Latest Updates On Incidents In California
California Wildfires Statewide Recovery Resources
Receive Alerts From Local Agencies w/Nixle
California Fire Map via SF Chronicle
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In case you were hoping to see some real estate news this week from Homes of Silicon Valley, we are including a quick version of the original content we had planned for today. You may have noticed that last week we debuted our listing at 300 Union Avenue #6 in Campbell on our blog… and wondered what might be next! Here is a sneak preview of ‘Coming Soon’ properties:
PALO ALTO
3 BR / 2BA / 1,398 Sq. Ft. (Barron Park Neighborhood)
CAMPBELL
4BR / 2 BA / 2,108 Sq. Ft. (High-End Finishes & Creek Views, Condo)
MORGAN HILL
4BR / 4 BA / 2,822 Sq. Ft. (Large Lot, Fantastic Floor Plan, No HOA)
CAMBRIAN
3 BR / 2BA / 1,281 Sq. Ft. (Turn Key)
If you have any questions at all about our current listing or those coming soon, please email mark@homesofsv.com .
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To everyone fighting the fires, we thank you. To everyone evacuating the fires, our hearts are with you. To everyone supporting relief efforts, we are inspired by you. To all - please stay safe.
Warmest regards,
Mark Barber