Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley Communities
Silicon Valley is where Ronnie built much of his real estate career, and it's a market he continues to work in and stay connected to. From established San Jose neighborhoods to the foothill communities of Los Gatos and Saratoga, each area offers a distinct housing market, lifestyle, and character.
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Find your corner of Silicon Valley.
Los Gatos
A walkable downtown, foothill neighborhoods, and the Santa Cruz Mountains as a backdrop.
Willow Glen
Tree-lined streets, early 20th-century homes, and Lincoln Avenue's small-town main street.
San Jose
Silicon Valley's largest city — a collection of distinct districts, from downtown towers to foothill neighborhoods.
Saratoga
A quiet foothill city with larger lots and a small historic village.
Almaden Valley
Suburban neighborhoods tucked against oak hills and county parks.
Campbell
A compact city with a lively downtown and the Los Gatos Creek Trail.
Cupertino
Established neighborhoods in the heart of Silicon Valley, close to major technology employers.
Santa Clara
A central Silicon Valley city mixing established neighborhoods with newer development.
Sunnyvale
Postwar neighborhoods, a revitalized downtown, and central access to the valley's employment centers.
Mountain View
A walkable downtown on Castro Street, established neighborhoods, and Caltrain access up the Peninsula.
Palo Alto
Mature, tree-lined neighborhoods near Stanford, with architectural variety and a lively downtown.
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