A remodeled kitchen, an added room and a permit number answer different questions. Use this practical checklist to organize records, identify gaps and prepare useful follow-up questions before buying or selling.
Read MoreBuying and selling a Silicon Valley home at the same time? Compare three move sequences, organize funding and possession questions, and build a practical plan with Boyenga Team + Compass.
Read MoreCompare Silicon Valley homes beyond the asking price. Separate cash to close, recurring expenses and property-specific work with this practical Boyenga Team + Compass checklist.
Read MoreBuying a Silicon Valley Eichler? Use this practical guide to organize heating, roof, glass, permit and inspection questions. Compare homes and plan your next move with Boyenga Team + Compass.
Read MoreCompare Silicon Valley townhomes and condos beyond the floor plan. Organize HOA documents, shared costs, maintenance questions and daily-use priorities with Boyenga Team + Compass.
Read MoreStart with a Silicon Valley ZIP code, then compare the details that matter: ownership, condition, schools and daily routes. Use this practical checklist and local resources with Boyenga Team + Compass.
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Our third "tale of homes" takes you to Los Altos: a remodeled traditional on Winding Way that just sold, brand-new construction with a second residence on Palm Avenue in Old Los Altos, and a Coming Soon 1.2-acre Los Altos Hills estate on Altamont Road with shovel-ready modern plans.
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Two Palo Alto homes, a century apart. 3080 South Court is a 2019 modern masterpiece in Midtown, and 770 Everett Avenue is a 1912 Craftsman near downtown with room to make it your own. The Property Nerds® compare design, schools, price and potential.
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Old Los Altos is where historic neighborhood character, walkable village living and sophisticated Silicon Valley real estate come together. From its mature tree-lined streets and architecturally diverse homes to its proximity to Downtown Los Altos, Shoup Park and major technology employment centers, the neighborhood offers a combination of lifestyle and long-term property value that is increasingly difficult to replicate. This comprehensive Property Nerds® guide examines the history, architecture, housing inventory, micro-locations and property-level distinctions that buyers and sellers should understand when evaluating Old Los Altos real estate.
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Discover a new approach to luxury living at 562 Palm Avenue in Old Los Altos. Built by Cypress Capital Group, this 3,383-square-foot modern farmhouse property combines two complete residences, 6 bedrooms, dual primary suites, a Thermador chef’s kitchen, exceptional indoor/outdoor living, a solar array, landscaped central garden, attached two-car garage, and private gated side-street access.
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Discover 3080 South Court, a modern five-bedroom residence offering approximately 3,461 square feet in coveted Midtown Palo Alto. Dual primary suites, two full kitchens, light-filled living spaces, designer bathrooms, private courtyards and advanced home systems create exceptional flexibility for modern Silicon Valley living.
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Warburton / Civic Center Area is a central Santa Clara pocket close to city services, Old Quad, Santa Clara University, El Camino Real, and The Alameda. For buyers who want central access and Old Quad-adjacent living but need to evaluate price, property type, parking, condition, and block quality carefully, this area deserves a close look.
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El Camino / Scott Boulevard Area is a practical Santa Clara buyer zone with apartments, condos, townhomes, nearby single-family streets, services, and commute access. It works well for buyers who want Santa Clara access and relative affordability without paying for the city’s most premium or heavily branded neighborhoods.
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Pruneridge / Monroe is one of Santa Clara’s most practical central-west access areas, offering Apple commute convenience, Pruneridge Avenue, Monroe Street, Stevens Creek Boulevard, San Tomas Expressway, Lawrence Expressway, and everyday shopping and service access. It may be less branded than Old Quad or Rivermark, but from a commute and centrality standpoint, it is highly useful.
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Koreatown / El Camino Corridor is one of Santa Clara’s most important lifestyle-and-investment corridors, offering restaurant access, services, transit routes, condos, townhomes, apartments, and nearby single-family pockets. For buyers who value central access, dining, convenience, and property-type flexibility, this corridor deserves a close look.
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Explore Agnew / Agnews in north Santa Clara with a practical look at home types, HOA documents, location and daily routines. Connect with Boyenga Team + Compass for a property comparison or a tailored selling plan.
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Explore Mission Park and Mission Gardens in Santa Clara with a closer look at housing options and everyday routes. Compare each property’s layout, condition and ownership costs against your plans. Contact Eric and Janelle Boyenga at Compass for a tailored home search or a selling strategy for your property.
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Compare Northside, Great America and Tasman through transit routes, event-day visits, development checks and condo or townhome details. Plan your Santa Clara purchase or sale with Boyenga Team + Compass.
Read MoreExplore the Bowers Park area of Santa Clara with verified park information, practical home and HOA checks, school-verification resources and seller preparation advice. Plan your next move with Boyenga Team + Compass.
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Take a closer look at Mariposa Gardens in Santa Clara through its ranch homes and everyday amenities. Compare layouts, condition, outdoor space and local routes with your plans, and verify school assignments by address. Contact Eric and Janelle Boyenga at Compass for a neighborhood home search or a selling strategy.
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