Graeham Watts Realtor

Graeham Watts Realtor Graeham Watts is a Peninsula & South Bay Realtor whose focus is getting you the best price when buying or selling your home.

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Since 2004, Graeham Watts has expertly guided buyers, sellers, and investors through the competitive Bay Area real estate market. With deep local knowledge, sharp negotiation skills, and a client-first approach, Graeham ensures that every transaction is seamless, informed, and rewarding.

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When selling your property, Graeham's innovative marketi

ng strategies ensure maximum exposure and top-dollar results. From professional staging to cutting-edge digital marketing tools like geofencing, Graeham positions your home in front of the right buyers. His hands-on approach and vast network of contractors, inspectors, and financial experts ensure that your property shines and stands out in the market.

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Whether you're a first-time buyer or an experienced investor, Graeham goes above and beyond to find the perfect property. He doesnโ€™t just rely on MLS listingsโ€”he actively seeks off-market opportunities, contacting homeowners in target neighborhoods to uncover properties that others may miss. Graehamโ€™s proactive approach ensures that buyers have access to the best options, even in a competitive market. Clients consistently highlight Graehamโ€™s professionalism, responsiveness, and ability to tailor his services to individual needs. His calm demeanor and attention to detail turn what can be a stressful process into a smooth and successful experience.

07/23/2026

๐Ÿ—๏ธ Another major housing project just got approved in San Francisco.

On paper, that's great news. More homes should help address the city's housing shortage.

But here's why many locals aren't celebrating just yet.

This is the third time this site has been approved since 2017, and construction still hasn't started.

The challenge isn't always getting projects approved. It's getting them built.

If more housing actually reaches the market, it could eventually improve affordability and give buyers more options. Until then, approvals alone don't change the number of homes people can buy or rent.

It's another reminder that there's often a big difference between what's planned and what's actually delivered.

Do you think San Francisco's biggest housing problem is getting projects approved or getting them built? ๐Ÿ‘‡

07/21/2026

This is what $924,000 buys on the Peninsula right now, and most buyers will never even see it. ๐Ÿก

1030 Bradley Way, East Palo Alto. 2 beds, 1 bath, listed more than $130K below the East Palo Alto median. Inside: an updated kitchen with granite counters and a gas range, a white brick fireplace, and a bright living room.

But here's what most people miss, the lot. 6,500 sq ft, deep and fenced with mature trees. Room to garden, entertain, or expand, even ADU potential (verify with the city, but the land is there). And you're minutes from Stanford, Meta, and the Dumbarton Bridge.

Everyone says the Peninsula is out of reach. This one says otherwise.

DM me for full details and private tour times, or see the listing: https://graehamwatts.com/listings/1030-bradley-way ๐Ÿ‘‡

Price alert: a $924,000 home just hit the East Palo Alto market, below the area median. ๐ŸกHere's what you need to know. L...
07/20/2026

Price alert: a $924,000 home just hit the East Palo Alto market, below the area median. ๐Ÿก

Here's what you need to know. Listed at $924,000, more than $130K under the East Palo Alto median. It sits on a 6,500 sq ft lot (bigger than most around here), and the kitchen needs zero updates, granite counters, stainless appliances, gas range.

Move-in ready inside, room to grow outside, minutes from Meta, Google, and Stanford. At this price, it won't last.

Save this if you're watching the market. DM me. Full listing: https://graehamwatts.com/listings/1030-bradley-way ๐Ÿ‘‡

This is the home most buyers will scroll right past. Big mistake. ๐ŸกThe photos undersell it. The yard needs a weekend of ...
07/19/2026

This is the home most buyers will scroll right past. Big mistake. ๐Ÿก

The photos undersell it. The yard needs a weekend of work, but everything that costs real money is already done: updated kitchen, refreshed bath, wood-style floors, a wood-burning fireplace, and a 6,500 sq ft lot minutes from Meta, Google, and Stanford.

All at $924,000, which for East Palo Alto doesn't last.

See it before someone else does. Comment TOUR or DM me. Full listing: https://graehamwatts.com/listings/1030-bradley-way ๐Ÿ‘‡

Most East Palo Alto lots are maxed out. This one isn't. ๐ŸŒณ1030 Bradley Way sits on a 6,500 sq ft lot with most of the bac...
07/17/2026

Most East Palo Alto lots are maxed out. This one isn't. ๐ŸŒณ

1030 Bradley Way sits on a 6,500 sq ft lot with most of the backyard still wide open. Small on square footage, big on potential.

Inside you've got a wood-burning fireplace, warm wood-style floors, recessed lighting, and an updated bath. Outside, room to garden, entertain, or add on down the road if you want to.

And the location does a lot of the work: minutes from Meta, Google, and Stanford, right by Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Hwy 101, and the Dumbarton Bridge.

In this market, a home you can actually grow into is rare. See the lot in person before it's gone.

Comment TOUR or DM me, and tag someone who needs more space. ๐Ÿ‘‡

Everyone says East Palo Alto is out of reach. This one says otherwise. ๐ŸกIf you've been priced out of the Peninsula and w...
07/16/2026

Everyone says East Palo Alto is out of reach. This one says otherwise. ๐Ÿก

If you've been priced out of the Peninsula and watching every home sail past a million, 1030 Bradley Way is the kind of listing most buyers are told doesn't exist anymore.

It's move-in ready with an updated kitchen (granite counters, stainless appliances, gas range), and priced more than $130,000 under the East Palo Alto median, one of the lowest entry points into the area right now.

Most buyers never find a home like this. If you're seeing it, that's the opportunity.

Want the full details or a private tour? Comment TOUR, send me a message, or grab the info here: graehamwatts.com/buy-with-graeham-1661

๐Ÿ“ 1030 Bradley Way, East Palo Alto

07/11/2026

๐Ÿšจ๐Ÿ“ฐ๐ŸšจSomething's happening with sellers right now that usually doesn't happen in spring: a lot of them are giving up and pulling their homes off the market. Here in San Jose, it's close to 1 in 10, according to Redfin.

Here's the truth though. It's not that homes stopped selling. The market shifted. Buyers have more to choose from, and a lot of those listings were priced for last year instead of this one.

Sellers just aren't holding all the cards like they were a couple years ago. The ones who still come out ahead are the ones who get their pricing, prep, and timing right before they list, not after the home has already sat.

So if you're thinking about selling, be honest with yourself: are you pricing for today's market, or the one from two years ago? ๐Ÿ‘‡

07/10/2026

Inflation just hit its highest point in years, and I already know the first thought for a lot of people: "Great, now I really can't afford a home."

I get it. But here's the part that usually gets missed. Real estate has historically been one of the better hedges against inflation. Prices on everything else keep climbing, but a fixed mortgage payment stays put.

That doesn't mean rush out and buy. It means understand how news like this actually affects your plan before you make a move, or before you decide to wait.

So does a headline like this make you want to buy sooner, or sit tight for now? ๐Ÿ‘‡

07/09/2026

The biggest regret I hear from buyers isn't a house they bought. It's the one they waited on.

A few years back, homes around here were sitting in the $600s. The folks who talked themselves out of it are the same ones now watching those exact homes climb well past what they could've locked in.

I'm not saying rush. I'm saying don't let fear make the call for you. The buyers who ran the numbers, lined up their financing, and moved are the ones sitting on real equity today.

So be honest with yourself: are you actually not ready, or just waiting for a "perfect time" that never really shows up? ๐Ÿ‘‡

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