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The Spring 2011 issue of CA Modern which featured Greenridge as a "Neighborhood on the Rise" is available online here: http://bit.ly/oEfCqq. Hopefully you agree it's a great piece that really captures the spirit of our community!
Are you looking for an Eichler here in Greenridge? We've added a new section based on popular demand to help you find one. Click the "Eichlers For Sale" tab on the menu above.
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Peter posted a discussionAndria and I spent Easter weekend in Los Angeles seeing family and some really great examples of mid-century modern design and architecture. Even though I was born in the Bay, I grew up in Los Angeles in a cool little neighborhood known as Ladera Heights. Ladera is located on the west side of LA, West of La Cienega and North of Centinela to give you an idea. The neighborhood was mostly developed in the 50’s and 60’s and features some incredible mid-century modern architecture usually…
ContinuePosted by Thomas Westfall on April 27, 2012 at 9:00pm
The Greenridge neighborhood definitely has a season when it comes to real estate, and this is the time of the year that we start seeing listings. With that said, it’s my pleasure to announce that 5293 Greenridge Road will be coming on the market…
Posted by Thomas Westfall on January 27, 2012 at 3:00pm
Alameda County firefighters on Friday quickly brought a rooftop fire under control at a home on Langdon Court near Lake Chabot Road. The smoky fire was ignited by embers from the fireplace around noon.
Alameda County firefighters quickly extinguished a smoky fire that broke out on the roof of a home in the 19700 block of Langon Court around noon on Friday.
A family of four fled the house after neighbors alerted them. Alameda County Fire Battalion Chief T.J. Welch said burning embers from a just-lit fire in the fireplace apparently touched off the blaze.
Four fire engines, a truck, a heavy rescue vehicle and about two dozen firefighters put the fire out in less than 20 minutes.
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