Your Local Guide For Danville
Your Local Guide For Danville
Real Estate Professional Consultant at Keys with Christine Brokered by EXP Realty
Dudum Real Estate Group
Margy Lyman has a lengthy and distinguished business history. She has served several well-known companies in executive and advisory positions. Her reputation of having keen skills and insight into marketing and client relationships are well known and highly valued in the Bay Area business community. These same skills are what makes Margy an excellent realtor.
Margy has lived in several communities throughout the Bay Area and is, subsequently intimately familiar with the individual nuances of specific neighborhoods. Since 1993, Margy has called the tri-valley home and raised her 2 boys here. Her devotion to the community is apparent in the numerous awards she received from the San Ramon Valley Unified School District and State Legislature for her service as co-founder of the SRVUSD Legislative Committee - now an executive PTA position in every school in SRVUSD, Moraga, Lafayette, and Walnut Creek.
Her strong skills as a communicator, marketing strategist, client management, and persuasive writing have parlayed Margy as an effective negotiator. She has recently received her SRES designation which recognizes her as a Senior Real Estate Specialist and the Hass School of Business Negotiations and Influence Certification. Recently, she recently completed the CREN designation (Certified Real Estate Negotiation) with the National Association of REALTORS®. Margy's many transactions include "flipping" homes, speculative building, remodeling and management.
After attending local public schools, both of Margy's sons went on to become professional baseball players and retired locally as well.
The Tri Valley: Danville, Alamo, San Ramon
The Tri Valley: Danville, Alamo, San Ramon
EXP Relocation Certification
EXP REO Certification
AHRN Certified Military Real Estate Agent
Celebrate Earth Month: How Tri-Valley Is Going Green
By Margy Lyman
April is Earth Month, and here in the Tri-Valley, we have so much to celebrate—and so many ways to get involved.
Whether you're a longtime resident or new to the area, there's something truly special about the way our community comes together to care for the environment. From rolling vineyards to sprawling open spaces, the Tri-Valley’s natural beauty is something worth protecting—and this month is the perfect time to take action.
Here are just a few of the incredible eco-conscious programs making a difference in our backyard:
1. Sustainable Danville Area
This nonprofit organization hosts educational events, cleanups, and promotes sustainable living practices across Danville and beyond. They’ve helped bring everything from bike-friendly infrastructure to plastic-free challenges to the forefront.
2. Livermore’s Climate Action Plan
Livermore is leading by example with its long-term plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The city is investing in renewable energy, electric vehicle infrastructure, and water conservation efforts.
3. Pleasanton’s Recycle Where? Program
This tool makes it easier than ever to recycle right. Just plug in an item—whether it’s a lightbulb, mattress, or old sneakers—and it’ll tell you how to dispose of it properly in Pleasanton.
You don’t have to go zero-waste overnight to make a difference. Here are a few ways you can pitch in locally this month:
Join a local cleanup. Cities like Dublin and San Ramon are hosting park and creek cleanups this month—bring the kids and make it a family day!
Support local farmers. Visit the Tri-Valley farmers' markets for fresh, local produce that hasn’t traveled thousands of miles to get to your plate.
Plant native species. Organizations like the Livermore-Amador Valley Garden Club offer workshops and tips on low-water native landscaping that supports pollinators and reduces water use.
Go car-free for a day. Take advantage of our walkable downtowns and the Iron Horse Trail for a scenic way to commute or run errands.
This Earth Month, I’m thrilled to highlight the inspiring work of Jennifer Newton, co-chair of the Alamo Rotary Environmental Committee, also known as Team Eco. Jennifer and I share a passion for environmental stewardship, and her efforts are making a tangible impact in our community.
Team Eco focuses on local and global environmental issues, aiming to raise awareness among Alamo residents about global environmental concerns that we can address as a local community. They launch activities that reduce waste and promote stewardship of our planet. It’s all about taking small steps here at home to make a difference globally.
One of their significant initiatives is working to reduce plastic waste in local restaurants. Inspired by steps taken in places like Tahoe and Alameda, Team Eco is striving to bring similar initiatives to our area. Additionally, they organize quarterly community cleanups, picking up trash along roads to keep it out of our streams, with hopes to grow these efforts with help from local schools.
Jennifer's dedication is truly commendable. You can watch our full conversation here: Click here to read more and watch the full interview
As someone who lives, works, and raises a family in this beautiful valley, I believe we all have a part to play in keeping it vibrant for generations to come. Earth Month is a reminder that small, mindful choices—when made collectively—can add up to something much bigger.
Let’s continue to build a community that not only thrives but also respects the land it stands on.
If you know of a local organization or event making a green impact in the Tri-Valley, reach out! I’m always looking to spotlight community heroes who make our neighborhoods better.
—
Margy Lyman
Real Estate Professional & Tri-Valley Neighbor
www.livethetrivalleylife.com
Celebrate Earth Month: How Tri-Valley Is Going Green
By Margy Lyman
April is Earth Month, and here in the Tri-Valley, we have so much to celebrate—and so many ways to get involved.
Whether you're a longtime resident or new to the area, there's something truly special about the way our community comes together to care for the environment. From rolling vineyards to sprawling open spaces, the Tri-Valley’s natural beauty is something worth protecting—and this month is the perfect time to take action.
Here are just a few of the incredible eco-conscious programs making a difference in our backyard:
1. Sustainable Danville Area
This nonprofit organization hosts educational events, cleanups, and promotes sustainable living practices across Danville and beyond. They’ve helped bring everything from bike-friendly infrastructure to plastic-free challenges to the forefront.
2. Livermore’s Climate Action Plan
Livermore is leading by example with its long-term plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The city is investing in renewable energy, electric vehicle infrastructure, and water conservation efforts.
3. Pleasanton’s Recycle Where? Program
This tool makes it easier than ever to recycle right. Just plug in an item—whether it’s a lightbulb, mattress, or old sneakers—and it’ll tell you how to dispose of it properly in Pleasanton.
You don’t have to go zero-waste overnight to make a difference. Here are a few ways you can pitch in locally this month:
Join a local cleanup. Cities like Dublin and San Ramon are hosting park and creek cleanups this month—bring the kids and make it a family day!
Support local farmers. Visit the Tri-Valley farmers' markets for fresh, local produce that hasn’t traveled thousands of miles to get to your plate.
Plant native species. Organizations like the Livermore-Amador Valley Garden Club offer workshops and tips on low-water native landscaping that supports pollinators and reduces water use.
Go car-free for a day. Take advantage of our walkable downtowns and the Iron Horse Trail for a scenic way to commute or run errands.
This Earth Month, I’m thrilled to highlight the inspiring work of Jennifer Newton, co-chair of the Alamo Rotary Environmental Committee, also known as Team Eco. Jennifer and I share a passion for environmental stewardship, and her efforts are making a tangible impact in our community.
Team Eco focuses on local and global environmental issues, aiming to raise awareness among Alamo residents about global environmental concerns that we can address as a local community. They launch activities that reduce waste and promote stewardship of our planet. It’s all about taking small steps here at home to make a difference globally.
One of their significant initiatives is working to reduce plastic waste in local restaurants. Inspired by steps taken in places like Tahoe and Alameda, Team Eco is striving to bring similar initiatives to our area. Additionally, they organize quarterly community cleanups, picking up trash along roads to keep it out of our streams, with hopes to grow these efforts with help from local schools.
Jennifer's dedication is truly commendable. You can watch our full conversation here: Click here to read more and watch the full interview
As someone who lives, works, and raises a family in this beautiful valley, I believe we all have a part to play in keeping it vibrant for generations to come. Earth Month is a reminder that small, mindful choices—when made collectively—can add up to something much bigger.
Let’s continue to build a community that not only thrives but also respects the land it stands on.
If you know of a local organization or event making a green impact in the Tri-Valley, reach out! I’m always looking to spotlight community heroes who make our neighborhoods better.
—
Margy Lyman
Real Estate Professional & Tri-Valley Neighbor
www.livethetrivalleylife.com
Wow! negotiated a $400K price reduction on a listing that had already been reduced by $300K!! If you want a skilled negotiator on your side, she’s your girl.
- Carl
is an amazing person and fantastic Real Estate professional. Her marketing skills are second to none, if you are in need of selling or buying a home, she is your choice!
– Duane
and her team are amazing to work with! They go above and beyond with help and communication, and so much fun as well.
– Kristen
was amazing to work with! She made the whole process look so easy. Thank you for all of your hard work.
- Celene
It was my pleasure working with . She is very professional and knowledgeable in the real estate field.
– Natalia
is a phenomenal agent. She made the home buying process simple and I highly recommend her!
– Shronda
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