neighborhoods | Los Gatos, San Jose & Silicon Valley Real Estate

Pleasanton

by Mary Pope-Handy | Feb 23, 2020 | Foothill Areas, How's The Market?, More Areas, Neighborhoods, San Francisco Bay Area, Silicon Valley

This mid-sized city enjoys metropolitan amenities alongside rural beauty with a small-town feel. A gem in the foothills, Pleasanton boasts excellent schools and an active community, but at more affordable home prices than comparable nearby communities. Part of the...

San Jose – Cambrian Park

by Mary Pope-Handy | Dec 21, 2019 | Cambrian Park (SJ), homes for sale, How's The Market?, Market Reports, Neighborhoods, San Jose (all areas)

If quality education, affordability, and safety are on your check list, take a look at Cambrian. Alternatively known as Cambrian Park, or sometimes Cambrian Village, this is a highly desirable suburban district covering about four square miles nestled in quiet West...

Morgan Hill

by Mary Pope-Handy | Mar 16, 2019 | Gilroy, homes for sale, How's The Market?, Market Reports, Morgan Hill, Neighborhoods

Morgan Hill: The Gateway to South County Slightly warmer and more inland than much of Santa Clara County, the “South County” communities of Morgan Hill, San Martin, and Gilroy exude the feel of peaceful country life, while maintaining plenty of urban...

Los Gatos videos

by Mary Pope-Handy | Aug 18, 2016 | Home

On my YouTube Channel, you’ll find a Los Gatos videos and number of real estate and neighborhood films for Saratoga, San Jose, Silicon Valley, and California. There are some of me on camera, offering some real estate advice to home buyers and sellers. Below, get...

Santa Cruz

by Mary Pope-Handy | Jul 9, 2015 | homes for sale, How's The Market?, Market Reports, Neighborhoods, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz & The Coast

The seat of the Santa Cruz County, this waterfront city is known for its beaches, majestic redwoods, vibrant downtown, milder coastal weather, and the University of Santa Cruz (mascot: the Banana Slugs). It’s also a tourist destination, especially in summer, as...