Dave Colby has been with Patch since its early iterations, and has managed Patch sites in the Silicon Valley, the North Bay, the East Bay, San Mateo and Santa Cruz Counties, and the Seattle area.
He now oversees sites specifically in Northern California.
Dave came to Patch after more than 30 years in the television news business, on the street as an award-winning photographer, then managing tv newsrooms in several states including Minnesota and California.
San Mateo County was the sole Bay Area county that saw an increase in home sales, by 18 percent. In addition, the median price rose to $750,000 in one year, a 25 percent increase.
In Alameda County, home sales decreased only slightly, 4.4 percent, from December 2012 to December 2013, but the median price rose to $525,000, a 28 percent increase.
In Alameda County, home sales decreased only slightly, 4.4 percent, from December 2012 to December 2013, but the median price rose to $525,000, a 28 percent increase.
In Contra Costa County, home sales decreased 23.1 percent from December 2012 to December 2013.
In Contra Costa County, home sales decreased 23.1 percent from December 2012 to December 2013, but the median price rose to $405,000, a 21.4 percent increase.
In Marin County, home sales decreased 24.4 percent from December 2012 to December 2013, but the median price rose.
In Alameda County, home sales decreased only slightly, 4.4 percent, from December 2012 to December 2013, but the median price rose to $525,000, a 28 percent increase.
In Contra Costa County, home sales decreased 23.1 percent from December 2012 to December 2013, but the median price rose to $405,000, a 21.4 percent increase.
In Solano County, home sales decreased 21.8 percent from December 2012 to December 2013, but the median price rose to $272,000, a 24.8 percent increase.
In Solano County, home sales decreased 21.8 percent from December 2012 to December 2013, but the median price rose.
In Sonoma County, home sales decreased 16.2 percent from December 2012 to December 2013, but the median price rose.
In Sonoma County, home sales decreased 16.2 percent from December 2012 to December 2013, but the median price rose to $415,000, a 20.3 percent increase.
In Santa Clara County, home sales decreased 13.4 percent from December 2012 to December 2013.
In Santa Clara County, home sales decreased 13.4 percent from December 2012 to December 2013.
In Santa Clara County, home sales decreased 13.4 percent from December 2012 to December 2013.
San Mateo County was the sole Bay Area county that saw an increase in home sales, by 18 percent. In addition, the median price rose to $750,000 in one year, a 25 percent increase.
San Mateo County was the sole Bay Area county that saw an increase in home sales, by 18 percent. In addition, the median price rose to $750,000 in one year, a 25 percent increase.
San Mateo County was the sole Bay Area county that saw an increase in home sales, by 18 percent.
San Mateo County was the sole Bay Area county that saw an increase in home sales, by 18 percent. In addition, the median price rose to $750,000 in one year, a 25 percent increase.
San Mateo County was the sole Bay Area county that saw an increase in home sales, by 18 percent. In addition, the median price rose to $750,000 in one year, a 25 percent increase.