Crossgate in Almaden Valley delivers serene, tree-lined living with mid-century ranch homes, mountain views, and a tight-knit vibe centered around the Crossgates Swim Club and top-rated schools. Trails, parks, and cabana-club summers meet Silicon Valley convenience—making 95120 a coveted blend of lifestyle, community, and long-term value.
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Mountain View didn’t just grow—it compounded. From Ohlone lands and orchard rows to Shockley’s lab and Google’s global campus, the city engineered a self-reinforcing ecosystem of talent, transit, and tech. Today’s market reflects that legacy: scarce single-family inventory, elite schools (MVWSD + MVLA), thriving downtown Castro Street, and coveted Mid-Century Modern enclaves (Eichler, Mackay, Mardell) that command provenance premiums. For buyers and sellers, nuance matters—ZIP codes 94040, 94041, and 94043 each play differently. The Boyenga Team at Compass—Eric and Janelle—combine data, design fluency, and Next-Gen marketing to unlock alpha in this high-velocity, luxury market.
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Los Altos isn’t just affluent—it’s a blue-chip residential asset where elite schools, executive-level talent, and limited supply create durable long-term value. Covering 94022 & 94024, this analysis decodes history, demographics, architecture, and micro-markets—and shows how the Boyenga Team at Compass converts market intelligence into exceptional outcomes for buyers and sellers.
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Sunnyvale didn’t stumble into success—it engineered it. From orchards and rail spurs to Moffett Field, Lockheed, AMD, and today’s AI-era campuses, each wave compounded the last, concentrating talent, capital, and opportunity at the very center of Silicon Valley. That flywheel shows up in the data: elite incomes and degrees, a global workforce, a revitalized, walkable downtown (Cityline + Caltrain), and a real estate market segmented by school boundaries where FUHSD/CUSD zones consistently command premium pricing and faster velocity. For buyers, the play is precision—verify attendance lines, act early/off-market, and price the “education premium” like a long-horizon asset. For sellers, strategic prep and narrative marketing around architectural DNA (Eichler, Bahl, Gavello) unlock measurable upside. In a market this technical, outcomes favor teams who operate like advisors, not facilitators.
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Los Gatos isn’t just another affluent ZIP code—it’s a defensible, blue-chip residential hub with layers of value you can’t replicate. From its Rancho origins and railroad boom to a 1920s arts colony and today’s tech-powered economy, Los Gatos compounds economic, cultural, and geographic capital into durable demand. A nationally recognized downtown, protected historic districts, and instant access to Vasona Lake, Lexington Reservoir, and the Los Gatos Creek Trail create daily-life utility that commands a premium. Add A+ public schools (LGUSD/LGSUHSD), a deep private-school bench, and proximity to Netflix HQ, and you get price stability, low inventory, fast DOM, and consistent appreciation—especially in single-family micro-markets across 95030 and 95032 (mountain 95033 offering value diversity). For design-forward buyers, the mix spans Victorian/Craftsman charm, mid-century/post-and-beam pockets, Monte Sereno Eichlers, and glass-walled hillside estates. Translation: Los Gatos delivers lifestyle, outcomes, and long-run asset performance—an engineered proposition for Silicon Valley decision-makers.
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Joseph Eichler’s Southern California enclaves—Orange, Balboa Highlands, and Thousand Oaks—offer more than iconic design. With atriums, post-and-beam structure, and preservation-minded communities, these scarce neighborhoods deliver lifestyle and investment upside. The Boyenga Team at Compass guides buyers and sellers with true Eichler expertise.
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San Francisco’s Eichlers prove that California Modernism thrives in the city. From Diamond Heights’ split-levels and atriums to Russian Hill’s glass-wrapped Summit and Cathedral Hill’s Laguna complex, these architect-driven homes distill Eichler’s ethos—light, flow, and indoor-outdoor living—into an urban form. With extreme scarcity, design pedigree (Claude Oakland; Jones & Emmons), and prime, walkable locations, SF Eichlers are a differentiated asset class. Represented by the Boyenga Team at Compass—Eric and Janelle Boyenga, the Property Nerds® and trusted Eichler experts—buyers and sellers gain architecture-savvy advising, data-driven pricing, and Next-Gen marketing to maximize value.
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Santa Clara’s Pomeroy Green and Pomeroy West are more than attached homes—they’re a living case study in high-density modernism and community design. Conceived by Joseph Eichler and architect Claude Oakland, these townhome communities fuse post-and-beam honesty, walls of glass, and private patios with park-like greenbelts, pools, and clubhouses. Pomeroy Green (a 100% owner-occupied co-op) offers uniform 4-bed/2.5-bath plans and comprehensive HOA coverage; Pomeroy West (condo/PUD) layers in one- and two-story options—including rare single-level atrium models—with conventional financing. Minutes to Apple, NVIDIA, Santana Row, and top commuter corridors, this niche outperforms generic condos thanks to fixed supply, architectural cachet, and a design-savvy buyer pool. Success here hinges on specialist representation: valuation must account for model nuance, radiant systems, and preservation; marketing must reach MCM purists; and co-op financing demands expert navigation. For buyers and sellers, pairing with Eichler experts is the strategic edge.
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“Fairview and Monta Loma in Mountain View are home to one of the Bay Area’s most remarkable clusters of Eichler homes—where minimalist mid-century design, walls of glass, and indoor-outdoor courtyards converge with Silicon Valley’s best schools and amenities. With inventory scarce and demand high, partnering with the Boyenga Team—Silicon Valley’s Eichler Experts and trusted ‘Property Nerds’—is the key to buying or selling successfully in this timeless neighborhood.”
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Bell Meadows (often called Bell Gardens) is Mountain View’s late-era Eichler enclave—larger 4-bedroom Claude Oakland designs with enclosed atriums/gallery entries, dramatic A-frame rooflines, and true indoor-outdoor flow. Quiet cul-de-sacs near Cuesta Park, top MVLA schools, and a single-story overlay preserve light, privacy, and architectural integrity. Demand is fierce, supply is scarce, and authenticity drives value—exactly where the Boyenga Team’s Property Nerd, Next-Gen playbook shines.
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Silicon Valley is a treasure trove of mid-century modern gems – the famed Eichler homes. From Palo Alto’s historic Eichler districts to Sunnyvale’s family-friendly tracts, discover where to find the Bay Area’s best Eichler neighborhoods and why these glass-filled modernist homes captivate today’s homebuyers. Eichler experts Eric & Janelle Boyenga share insider insights on owning and thriving in these iconic communities.
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Tucked in Sunnyvale’s coveted 94087 ZIP code, Stratford Gardens offers a rare blend of mid-century charm, top-rated schools, and modern Silicon Valley living. With nearby Las Palmas Park, highly-rated Fremont High School, and architectural diversity, this neighborhood is a gem for families and professionals alike. The Boyenga Team at Compass brings unmatched expertise in representing buyers and sellers here.
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In Silicon Valley, the true value of a home is often measured by its alignment with educational excellence. Nowhere is this more evident than within the coveted boundaries of the Cupertino Union and Fremont Union High School Districts. These elite school zones form the educational backbone of one of America’s most competitive real estate markets—and navigating this landscape requires expertise at the highest level.
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The Snail neighborhood in Sunnyvale is a centrally located community known for its classic mid-century ranch and Eichler-inspired homes, strong sense of community, and access to top tech employers. With local parks, great schools, and high appreciation potential, Snail offers Silicon Valley living with a nostalgic suburban feel.
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Maywood Park in Santa Clara is a mid-century modern enclave of Mackay homes, prized for its open post-and-beam designs, floor-to-ceiling glass, and Cupertino school alignment. With its quiet streets, walkable park, and proximity to Apple and top Silicon Valley employers, Maywood Park offers architectural charm, educational excellence, and long-term investment appeal.
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Braly Corners is a peaceful Sunnyvale neighborhood rooted in rich history and known for its walkable streets, spacious mid-century homes, and strong Santa Clara schools. With Braly Park at its heart, this family-friendly enclave offers timeless suburban comfort and unbeatable access to Silicon Valley’s top employers and amenities.
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Located in the heart of Sunnyvale just steps from Downtown, Washington Park is a historic and vibrant community anchor. With lush green space, tennis courts, a community pool, and access to top-rated schools and tech corridors, the Washington Park neighborhood offers a rare blend of suburban charm, rich history, and Silicon Valley convenience.
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Wrightmont Corners is a hidden gem in Sunnyvale’s 94087—offering mid-century charm, top Cupertino schools, and quick access to Apple Park. With large lots, tree-lined streets, and a peaceful community vibe, this neighborhood blends timeless suburban living with the convenience of Silicon Valley’s tech corridor.
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