Great Job!

Up jeff sterley.You're a scam and a rip off.If you live in marine, you're a scammer

Mill Valley of the 80's and into the 90's was a really nice place. Downtown was not crowded ever, and there was always a curbside parking spot. Restaurants were numerous and great. The Avevue Grill legendary. Ino Sushi was too. Then the town tried to capitalize on the real-estate, built it up geared to the very affluent (rich snobs) and the vibe changed to smarmy. Overall, too many people and cars everywhere including all the way up into the hills and canyons for it to be livable anymore.

To clarify, those with and without have coexisted, sharing peace and joy since day one. It's the millenial a-types in the finance industry with their shopping bags and blinders who muck it up.

Wow _ it's a whole lifestyle, Love it

I am loving that we don’t have big box stores and main chain restaurants- nobody needs or likes this kind of stuff

Easy to show - just give me a call/text or contact your agent.

We love Mill Valley and Marin in general. We've spent lots of time there over the years given a family connection. However, we could never afford what we have in western New York. So we live here and vacation there.

Gorgeous!! Breathtaking and so beautiful!! Whoever buys this beauty will be in bliss!!

I can tell you have amazing integrity! Love this!

Fabulous video! I adore trips to this area from Vancouver! Another gorgeous place!!

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There Pickle courts now.

Sewage Post Treatment Retirement Community. Come to BMK and Grow away with Breast Cancer of the Largest Marin County Caliber.

I absolutely love Woodacre!

Big con for me is those bike riders in those fancy clothing that think they own the road on miller ave on weekends.

All the old timers that used to go to the 2am club have passed,only the yuppies left.😢

I like the discussion, amongst yourself about the historical aspects of the neighborhood names. Good one. What no mountain bikes flowing through China Camp, lol. Good video !

This is absolutely incredible!

AMAZING

Great info for the area!

Great video buddy. Sold me on the lifestyle!!!

Are you ready for a staycation? With amenities galore, you'll be vacationing at home. Call me for more details.

Like the easy but deep expressing, thank you for the video.

What a wonderfully, balanced, thorough introduction to living in Mill Valley. Thank you, Jeff.

the realtors and developers and investors dont care if they kick people out and they go homeless all the care about is $$$$$$ thats what americans do to each other .Americnas need 5 cars 5 houses MORE MORE MORE GREEDY

Don’t forget the loathsome building department. Or, rather , the city in general is a bureaucratic mess. We are nearly ending an 18 month renovation of a major street going into town and the chaos and confusion of this project has been pretty amazing. So ill planned . Perfect example , the genius managers will completely shut down Blithedale - the main of two inroads into the town then close parts of the downtown, or parts of the other major road miller. Ridiculous. Also, hidden in the bowels of milll alley are hundreds of that most loathsome beast: Republican tea parties ,who have morphed into trumpers. Once promoted as a progressive town, this place is filled with closeted Trumpers, and many many limousine liberals. Gross.

It's a dump the police run people they don't want out of the county and they dump homeless off in san francisco a total dictatorship dump

I love Mill Valley ❤ I lived there for 1,2 years Very safe, I love the community! It’s perfect for families ! The only thing I hateee it’s some narrow streets with car of the both sides parked, and also the super up hills inside of mill Valley that I always stressed…but if u don’t mind will be perfect for u bc the views are the best there! My fav playgrounds there it’s Boyle park u can play tenis, freeman park, old mill park, very close to Sausalito ❤❤❤❤ and the Stinson beach 30 min to San Francisco I really love Mill Valley

You're very privileged as a white man , as a latino in marin I can tell you half of what you said sounds very white privileged..if you can enjoy marin you're probably not a minority prices are crazy expensive so you have to work 24/7 and even then many white families are resorting to work 2 jobs to live here..

Santa Barbara is better 👍🏻

Pros: weather, beautiful, close to Mt Tam, Stinson Beach/San Francisco - Yes, we have Whole Food and the Good Earth -- too expensive for most families. Cons: Expensive land, too many corrupt acting public officials, and no you don't see all those heathy athletic folks like pre plandemic - and when the plandemic started only fast-food stores were open. 4 years later, many are still wearing masks thanks to co$ivd fear and public health propaganda. With around 70% getting the jab, longevity will be a thing of the past. Our skies are hit almost daily with chemtrails -- we have the Redwoods for now.

Mill Valley is ultra racist including kids. Hate crimes are not reported.

Well Done…

@4:15 Why would you put a large piece of artwork in a confined space next to a beautiful window and view. Any artwork next to it should be much smaller.

Great work, so informative

Looks nice but definitely need a Home Depot.

Thank you for sharing your videos. Could you do a video of public transportation at Mill Valley. Planning book a hotel in the area and taking public transportation to go SF & Golden Gate Park.

Are there dance or music classes in this area?

Wonderful archways. So elegant and timeless.

Truly a spectacular property location! Loving the multiple glass windows.

Loving the extra room for work/home office. Such a lovely home.

So informative. Great video in considering Mill Valley.

it’s very different than the old days, it has moved beyond affluent now to ultra wealthy.. most nice homes are $5 million plus.. that’s ultra rich

Great content

Love this city!

As a native Las Vegas resident that temperature chart looked heavenly.

Thank you. Very informative. What a paradise to live. 🤩

I used to live in Mill Valley in the 50s and as kids we'd play in the Old Mill Park. We later moved to San Rafael where my mother was an escrow officer and closed deals for the famous rock artists of the day in the 60s and 70s. Great video.

Good information Jeff! Should have these for all the areas that Buyers can view before looking in different areas, particularly when they are not familiar.