Monterey Shores and Builder/Developer Carol Frederick Front Page News with Help of First Class Properties, Los Gatos, CA

When First Class Properties founder and Managing Broker, Susan Pignataro evaluated and studied the beach front property, development plans and history of what is now the Monterey Shores development of 14 uniquely designed single family beach homes in Monterey, CA, she concluded that the exciting story and history of this real estate project and the developer, Carol Frederick, had to be shared with the world. Silicon Valley's Mercury News agreed so much so that on Saturday, November 4, 2006, they provided front page real estate prominence to the story along with one and a half pages of enjoyable reading.

Los Gatos, CA (PRWEB) November 5, 2006 -- When First Class Properties founder and Managing Broker, Susan Pignataro studied the beach front property and development plans of what is now the Monterey Shores development of 14 uniquely designed single family beach homes in Monterey, CA situated on the protected Monterey Bay and beautifully wide Del Monte Beach, she inquired and learned about what she calls the "human and emotional history" of the project.

"There's always some type of human or emotional history attached to real estate. It doesn't matter if it is residential, investment or commercial. I enjoy learning about how the property became what it is today, who made it that way and how. You never know what you will find. It's like reading a great mystery novel, especially for projects, buildings or homes that have been around for many years as many have been in California," commented Pignataro with a smile. She continued to explain that many times real estate history even has a theme that weaves its way throughout the history of the real estate.

It could be the method of construction due to the location, the architect who designed it or as in the case of Monterey Shores the monumental teamwork, vision and persistence on behalf of hundreds of people and multiple government entities to ensure sensitivity of progress and building here, especially when so many people were originally sold lots here but then repeatedly told they could not develop them.

This was a story that Susan knew needed to be shared with the world and the Silicon Valley's Mercury News agreed with her. They agreed so much so that on Saturday, November 4, 2006 in the Saturday Real Estate section they provided front page real estate prominence to the story along with one and a half pages of enjoyable reading written by writer, Jon Ann Steinmetz.

"We are very happy with the care and time writer, Jon Ann Steinmetz, photographer, Karen T. Borchers and the Mercury News Team took to understand and capture the history and sensitivity of this project. Monterey Shores has truly been a labor of love, passion and vision for all involved. We value every moment, every site visit from clients, suppliers and whomever else would like to visit the site to learn about the precious nature and beauty here. You see it and hear from all that walk onto the site, from sub-contractors to our suppliers - each and every day we spend on this site is cherished by all of us as we know it will be unlikely to work on anything similar in the future in the state of California again," commented Pignataro.

Following is the link to the Mercury News article. http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/classifieds/real_estate/15929104.htm. Interested parties can also go to http://www.MontereyShoresBeachHomes.com to see pictures of this wondrous location and piece of real estate history.

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