For over a decade, Matt Perry has been one of the most
aggressive and dedicated real estate brokers in Orange
County. His impressive breadth and depth of market
knowledge reaches from San Clemente to Newport Beach
with a special focus on the coastal family neighborhoods and private communities. Not
only is Perry a licensed real estate broker, but as an income property owner he practices
what he preaches. Seasoned in residential development in Coastal South Orange
County, Perry knows and understands the process of ground-up residential
development.
Perry’s clients include first-time homebuyers and sellers as well as highly
sophisticated real estate investors and some of the county’s most prolific home
developers. Regardless of their experience or budget, Perry treats each client and every
transaction with the utmost care, professionalism, and integrity. His “all day, every day,
until it’s done” philosophy to property and client representation ensures transactions
proceed quickly, seamlessly and to the maximum benefit of his clients.
Matt Perry represents homebuyers and sellers of property in Costa Mesa, Newport Heights, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach. This sarticle comes from our friends at Laguna Beach Independent.
This past holiday season all four public schools made good on the district’s commitment to make community service part of student education. Through various endeavors, students participated in everything from food drives and toy drives, to charity fundraisers and cleaning up the environment.
Matt Perry represents homebuyers and sellers of property in Costa Mesa, Newport Heights, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach.
As water from the bay breached sea walls here last week and flooded streets and businesses, officials were reminded of the dangers posed by global warming and the resulting rise in sea levels.
At the start of 2010, the City Council set a goal to "plan to plan" for rising sea levels. It wrapped up its session Dec. 14 with a quick review of city preparedness and outlined steps it needed to take, like dealing with aging infrastructure designed to protect homes.
Matt Perry represents homebuyers and sellers of property in Costa Mesa, Newport Heights, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach.
LivingHomes announced that this modern prefab in Newport Beach received LEED Platinum certification. Designed by KieranTimberlake, the KTLH1.5 model home was a showcase for TED 2009 and features stylish, contemporary interiors from Kristin Kilmer Design. Steve Glenn, CEO of LivingHomes, said the home “uses far less energy, water, and materials resources than most homes and … has far better indoor air quality.”
Matt Perry represents homebuyers and sellers of property in Costa Mesa, Newport Heights, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach.
Work on the state's controversial plan to sell 11 state properties and then lease them back has delayed final approval of the sale of the now-closed Fred C. Nelles Youth Correctional Facilities.
The state Department of General Services in May announced the selection of Brookfield Homes, a national home developer locally based in Costa Mesa, to develop the 73.8-acre property but final approval is needed from the state Public Works Board.
Matthew Perry a Broker Associate and GRI with the Newport Beach Coldwell Banker office has provided you with this update. Matt's office is located at 140 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach CA 92660, suite 100. Matt represents home buyers and sellers in Eastside Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Newport Heights, Newport Coast, Laguna Niguel, Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach.
Preview Matt Perry's targeted client services and his customized proven system TheSource™ -- your premium real estate tool by engaging Matt's user friendly web site. In addition, Matt's team provides foreclosure and REO sales assistance.
Matthew Perry a Broker Associate and GRI with the Newport Beach Coldwell Banker office has provided you with this update. Matt's office is located at 140 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach CA 92660, suite 100. Matt represents home buyers and sellers in Eastside Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Newport Heights, Newport Coast, Laguna Niguel, Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach.
Preview Matt Perry's targeted client services and his customized proven system TheSource™ -- your premium real estate tool by engaging Matt's user friendly web site. In addition, Matt's team provides foreclosure and REO sales assistance.
Matt Perry represents homebuyers and sellers of property in Costa Mesa, Newport Heights, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach.
The Fashion Island shopping center in Newport Beach recently announced that it has landed another Orange County exclusive tenant, which is slated to open late next spring.
According to Fashion Island, which is owned by the Irvine Co., the soon-to-open tenant was hailed by Entrepreneur Magazine as one of the 100 best new ideas of 2010.
Matt Perry represents homebuyers and sellers of property in Costa Mesa, Newport Heights, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach.
Newport Beach and Laguna Beach ranked among the top 10 cities in the state with the highest median home prices for the month of November, according to the latest statistics compiled by the California Association of Realtors.
Newport Beach landed in the No. 2 spot at $1.11 million, while Laguna Beach followed close behind at No. 3 with $1.10 million. Saratoga homes took the top spot at $1.23 million.
Matt Perry represents homebuyers and sellers of property in Costa Mesa, Newport Heights, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach.
A new Newport Beach Harbor Commission subcommittee will spend the next two months examining the feasibility of bringing two “mooring support service centers” to Newport Harbor. The facilities would offer a wide range of amenities for boaters who use moorings, possibly including a slip to use for washing or servicing a vessel, a dinghy rack, power hookups for charging batteries and restrooms.
Matt Perry represents homebuyers and sellers of property in Costa Mesa, Newport Heights, Newport Beach and Laguna Beach.
The latest Orange County Great Park plans are to keep the runways and hangars at former Marine Corps Air Station El Toro in place to “dramatically reduce costs and speed up the building of Irvine’s Great Park,” according to a news report from the Orange County Weekly.
