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Palo Alto, California
Selling real estate in the mid San Francisco peninsula is unlike selling real estate in any other area. Just as the geographical area is famous for its microclimates, the real estate landscape has its own microclimates, each with its own idiosyncracies. An experienced agent will be in tune with the subtle variations from one subarea to another. But it is always changing. In this blog I will attempt to capture some items of interest to buyers and sellers alike, and to have some fun as well (see ""Fun Stuff"). If you have information you would like to have posted on this website, please email your suggestios to Lmercer@Lmercer.com.

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Stanford Stadium Almost Completed!
Sep. 1, 2006
Categorized in: Current Exhibits
Tagged with: stanford stadium
The new Stanford Stadium is almost complete. The opening game is scheduled for September 16 when Stanford faces navy at 7 PM. It is amazing that they could tear down the old stadium (80 years old) and build an entirely new one in just a few short months. Trucks and equipment were waiting beside the stadium before the last game on November 26, 2005, ready to start work immediately after the game was over.  It has been nonstop ever since, with construction continuing 6 days a week in two, 8-shifts per day. As of this writing, the landscaping is not complete, but the stadium, what I have seen of it, looks great. Fans will be closer to the playing field and the environment and the dynamic will be different from before. For more details, including live webcam views, photo galleries, and more, go to http://www.stanfordstadium.com/ .
 
 
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