Read More95051 – The "Blue-Chip" Suburban Enclave: The 95051 market is very competitive, reflecting its desirability for families and proximity to tech jobs. As of Q3 2025, the median sale price is about $1.9 million, the highest among Santa Clara’s ZIP codes, making 95051 the city’s priciest area on average. The housing stock consists primarily of well-kept, single-family detached houses from the 1950s–1970s. This stability, coupled with highly-rated schools and a high median household income of roughly $185,600, ensures enduring demand. For buyers, 95051 represents stability and high desirability, making it a wise choice for long-term buyers and investors alike.
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.
Read MoreSouth Bay home prices remain resilient in August 2025, with median values above $1.3M and strong buyer competition despite high mortgage rates. From San José to Santa Clara, families and investors are navigating a shifting market where the right strategy makes all the difference.
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