In this valley the difference between two streets can be several hundred thousand dollars. Here is how Kenneth reads the map.
Tree-lined streets, a walkable downtown on Lincoln Avenue and a mix of bungalows and larger rebuilds. Buyers pay for the walkability and the lot sizes.
Family-oriented, ranch-heavy and consistently competitive. School boundaries drive value street by street, which is exactly where an agent earns their keep.
Larger homes, newer construction and hillside views. Kenneth has closed in Evergreen at $2.2 million and knows how these homes appraise.
Employment-driven demand and short commutes. His highest sale to date, $3.4 million on Cranberry Avenue, sits here.
Central, transit-friendly and steady. Campbell adds a downtown that buyers pay a premium for.
The luxury end of the valley: schools, privacy and lot size. Pricing here is about comparables that are rarely alike.
The entry point for many first-time buyers, with townhomes and condominiums between $460,000 and $1.1 million. Both of Kenneth’s current listings are here.
Established neighborhoods with strong transit access since BART arrived. A common move-up target for first-time owners.
Condominiums, lofts and new towers. Different rules than the single-family market, and different risks worth understanding first.
Describe your commute, your budget and your must-haves. Kenneth will tell you which three neighborhoods to look at and which to skip.