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SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 broker lic. #01514230 | source: CoreLogic, Freddie Mac, Bankrate Jan Greteman 626.975.4033 jan@jangreteman.com jangreteman.com #01943630 Judy Webb-Martin 626.688.2273 jwmartin@dppre.com #00541631 Katie Orth 626.688.0418 korth@dppre.com #00942500 Your Story. Your Home. Your Team. Together Stronger. THE WEBB-MARTIN GROUP IN ESCROW WITH MULTIPLE OFFERS IN ESCROW JUST LISTED 200 West Terrace Street Altadena, 91001 415 West Highland Avenue Sierra Madre, 91024 200WestTerrace.com 415WHighland.com 3 Beds | 1 Bath | 1,264 sf | 8,597 sf lot 3 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,093 sf | 3,022 sf lot Classic Janes Cottage 1890 Cottage Listed at $899,000 Listed at $799,000 RECENTLY SOLD Sold Quickly & Over List Price 60 Rancho Road – represented the buyer 381 Montecito #B – represented the seller 901 Cabrillo Drive #32A – represented the seller 180 South Michillinda Avenue – represented the seller 430 North Alta Vista Avenue – represented the buyer 230 West Montecito – represented the seller 89 West Bonita – represented the seller 700 East California – represented the buyer 707 Woodland Drive – represented the seller 59 West Orange Grove -represented the buyer 21 East Alegria – represented the seller 213 North Hermosa – represented the seller 2221 North Marengo Avenue – represented the seller 446 Theresa Lane -represented the seller 2241 Hyperian Avenue #A1 -represented the buyer 2250 Brigden Road - represented the seller As you can see, we're doing very well for our clients in buying and selling homes. Call us today for a free home assessment with no obligations. Hello summerThe Real Estate Market Is Hot Year over year values have increased 17%. Contact the Webb-Martin Group to find out how much your home is worth in this fantastic Sellers’ Market! Good Luck to our Sierra Madre 13U Pony All Stars at the Pony World Series VOLUME 15 NO. 30 SIERRA MADRE TEAMS OFF TO THE CHAMPIONSHIPS THESE SIERRA MADRE TEAMS ARE ON FIRE! Yes, they made it! In last week's edition we reported on the Sierra Madre Ponybaseball team, 'The Madre's' and that the SMGSA girls 10u were both on the verge of clenching a spot in their respective world championshps. Well, they made it. Yes, "TWO Sierra Madre teams are in the midst of historic championship tours." SM Pony Baseball 13 year-olds (last year’s graduating Little Leaguers who lost their season to COVID on the left) qualified for the World Series tournament in Modesto, CA. The Tournament is this weekend, July 22-26 (Champion will be crowned on Monday). Breaking News: On Friday, the madre ponyteam beat the hagerstown, maryland team with a score of 1-0, You can watch the action ths weekend online: go to : https://www.pony13worldseries.org/Default. aspx?tabid=2739891 The SM Girls Softball 10 year-olds (The Madre Mayhem) qualified for US Junior Olympic Tournament at Santee Sportsplex in San Diego County Tournament is this weekend, July 22-25. (Picture right Friday afteroon before their game in Lakeside). Breaking Nws: Madre Mayhem cleaned house theirfirst game, beating their opponents 18-0 Friday night! STOP THE HOUSING PROJECT PROTEST DRAWS ESTIMATED CROWD OF 100 Neighbors concerned about the impact of one of the largest housing projects in Sierra Madre history gathered Thursday evening on N. Sunnyside to display their displeasure with the planned development of 42 homes on the monastery property. According to organizer Matt Bryant, the group feels that "If the project were to go through, the result would be: 1. Every tree on both sides of that beautiful road from the top of Sunnyside to theRetreat Center will be destroyed. 2. The deer, coyotes, bobcats hawks andother wildlife will be gone. 3. The additional water users in an extreme drought that is only getting worsewill lead to higher rates and rationing forexisting residents. 4. The staging area for fires and rescue helicopters will be gone. 5. The houses will be built in an extreme fire hazard area. 6. Idyllic Sunnyside will be turned into a freeway with increased traffic from the retreatcenter, 42 additional homes, a public park, Amazon deliveries and more. 7. The additional ingress/egress point at Carter/Grove/Lima will be an even worse and dangerous choke point because of the overflow park-ing at Bailey Park which already forcesvisitors to park way down on Grove and because there are no side-walks, they have to dodge cars as they walk up to the park - and that’s the way it is now over there. Add to that the additional traffic from the 42 homes and new park and you have an accident waiting to happen. 8. Emergency vehicles will have trouble getting up Sunnyside and Carter/Grove. 9. All this traffic will lead to Sierra Madre’s first traffic light, congestion through out townand perhaps parking meters downtown. 10. The loss of ever diminishing open space andanimal habitat. 10. And then to add insult to injury, 2 years or more of construction with big rigs grindingup Sunnyside all day spewing pollution and noise as they go. The crowd was peaceful, two police cars were needed to monitor the traffic flow because of the size of the crowd." | |||||||||||||||||||||
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