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Daniel and Brunilda Zaragoza are marketing a Richard Requa-designed Coronado property described as a historic showpiece, seeking $39 million through Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties.
A Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties brokerage team has listed a Coronado, California property described as the “Crown Jewel of Coronado” for $39 million, according to a real-estate listing post carried by Yahoo Finance.
The listing is being marketed by Daniel and Brunilda Zaragoza through the Zaragoza Realty Group of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties. The post frames the home as a historic landmark in the coastal city of Coronado and says it was designed by Richard Requa, a figure associated with early 20th-century architectural design in Southern California.
The article describes the property as having approximately 15,000 square feet, though it does not provide, in the excerpt available here, additional specifics such as the number of bedrooms or bathrooms, lot size, or whether the home is being sold fully furnished. It also does not state any recent renovations, permits, or upgrades.
Beyond size and architectural attribution, the listing post positions the property as a rare legacy asset, but it does not disclose the asking terms beyond the headline price. There is no detail here on whether the $39 million is expected to be negotiated, whether it includes certain personal property, or whether there are any disclosed conditions precedent tied to the sale.
Because the available material is a market-news pickup rather than a full property brochure or the complete MLS (Multiple Listing Service) sheet, several elements typically included in a listing are not present in what can be verified from the text at hand. That includes the property’s year built, precise architectural style, HOA (homeowners association) status if applicable, and the history of prior ownership or sale attempts.
For Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, the listing represents the use of its local brokerage network to market high-end residential real estate. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices is branded as part of the larger Berkshire Hathaway umbrella, and listings like this illustrate how the business leans on local agents and teams for deal execution rather than on standardized, corporate product lines.
In the broader California luxury housing market, large-format “legacy” properties often function as both a real-estate sale and a branding exercise. The decision to advertise a high-profile, architect-designed home at a premium price can reflect a belief that supply for this specific type of home is limited, but the listing’s success will still depend on buyer demand, financing conditions, and the willingness of sellers to adjust terms over time.
What is still unclear from the excerpt is how the listing was priced relative to comparable sales, whether any comparable transactions in Coronado influenced the $39 million figure, and what specific condition issues, if any, are part of the disclosure package. The post also does not include buyer incentives, planned marketing milestones, or a timeline for when offers will be reviewed.
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