As 2020 lurches and grinds to its inevitable end, it can be easy to lose sight of some details in this year, one that was like no other due to the coronavirus pandemic (except maybe 1918, only with the internet). The end of the year, of course, marks the deadline for a Continue Reading
Life as we know it has changed drastically in 2020, and people are looking toward small-town living as they work remotely and blurring the work-life balance boundaries. The migration of wealth out of larger cities is shaping the future of real estate. As a broker of luxury Continue Reading
If you’re going to start backcountry skiing in Tahoe this winter, there are a few things you should know before setting off on the skin track. First, gear. A backcountry setup is not simply skis, boots, poles and skins. It also includes a beacon, probe and shovel, plus the Continue Reading
The Tahoe Fund announced today that Vail Resorts has contributed $25,000 in support of its campaign to remove trash around all 72-miles of Lake Tahoe with Clean Up The Lake. The project will be completed by a SCUBA dive team of professionals and volunteers that will begin in Continue Reading
Judy Zachariasen, who manages her mother’s house in Tahoe Donner, recently decided to personally pitch in a housing option for local employees. “I really care about this housing problem here. If I can do my one little thing to help one family stay here, it makes me feel Continue Reading
Most analysts would say that currently, we are in a seller’s market. The summer of 2020 has been an interesting time. While the coronavirus has negatively impacted much of the economy, real estate has been surging. Much of this is likely due to the low interest rates, Continue Reading
The coronavirus pandemic has flooded the Tahoe real estate market with an unprecedented number of buyers seeking an escape from urban lifestyles that have shrunk in the wake of COVID-19. Home sales in Tahoe/Truckee this June are almost double what they had been the year Continue Reading
California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced yesterday that Placer and San Diego counties have both been removed from the state’s COVID-19 monitoring list, which dictates a threshold for counties’ reopening plans. The removal follows a weeks-long freezing of any movement on or off Continue Reading
North Lake Tahoe continues to monitor the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak with guidance from local and state officials, along with tourism industry partners to ensure the most accurate and timely information is provided to visitors on this topic. The safety of our Continue Reading
