Maram Bata, Associate Broker - BRE # 01435229 Coldwell Banker Orinda

06/25/2026

Great News! I am so excited!

Coldwell Banker hosted a special East Bay company meeting at our Orinda office with the presidents of both Compass and Coldwell Banker.

As many of you have heard, Compass has officially acquired Coldwell Banker, marking an exciting new chapter for CB agents and clients. I look forward to learning more about the opportunities ahead and the vision for this combined organization.

Stay tuned for updates! 🎉🏡

02/24/2025

Understanding the State laws with new BRA Buyer Representation Agreement.
Let me know if you have any questions.

04/25/2024

Baby boomers remained the largest home-seller generation, accounting for 45% of all sellers in 2023. Learn more in the Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends report: https://bit.ly/2JPU8p4

04/20/2024

I guess it is always a good time to buy a home in the Bay Area 😁😘

05/17/2023

Would u work if you have that view from your office! California outdoor indoor living at its best .. great lication too close to Downtown Walnut Creek!

03/31/2023

Pending, Please Bring backup offers 🙏🏼

OPEN THIS WEEKEND!
4170 Wexler Way, Livermore | Presented by Maram Bata

03/04/2023

The sun is out! Please Join me to review this luxury home 4170 wexler way, Livermore .. open today 2-4 Sunday 1 - 4.

12/05/2022

interest rates were going down in the last month!

NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun reacts to the latest jobs report.

11/17/2022

The rich are looking internationally for home investments. Reflecting the strong U.S. dollar, an increasingly volatile political climate stateside and rising costs of living, more than 9 in 10 (92 percent) are considering looking in foreign markets for their next residential investment.

Smaller homes, vacation abodes, dwellings less likely to be impacted by severe weather and international domiciles are among the top choices of luxury buyers, a recent Coldwell Banker report reveals.

03/25/2022

The real estate market is a strong sellers’ market with multiple offers in all price ranges, even high end homes!
“a main factor driving up home prices is the inventory shortage from more than a decade of underbuilding after the Great Recession, as well as competition for homes among millennials and baby boomers. Low mortgage rates and more people able to work remotely during the pandemic has “supercharged demand.”

San Francisco’s real estate market is notoriously unaffordable. But one impact of the...