Silicon Valley and the Bay Area
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Cupertino
Cupertino sits along the western side of Silicon Valley, with established residential streets, foothill settings and access to regional employment centers.
San Jose
San Jose spans a broad mix of residential districts, from downtown-adjacent streets to suburban neighborhoods and foothill communities.
Santa Clara
Santa Clara combines established residential neighborhoods with employment corridors and newer residential developments in the center of Silicon Valley.
Sunnyvale
Sunnyvale offers a variety of residential settings between Mountain View, Santa Clara and Cupertino, with access to regional rail and major road corridors.
Campbell
Campbell is a compact West Valley community with an established downtown, residential streets and connections to nearby San Jose and Los Gatos.
Los Gatos
Los Gatos extends from a historic town center into foothill residential areas at the southern edge of Silicon Valley.
Saratoga
Saratoga sits along the western foothills, with an established village center and a range of low-rise residential settings.
Milpitas
Milpitas connects Silicon Valley with East Bay travel corridors, offering established residential areas and newer housing near transit and employment centers.
Fremont
Fremont covers several distinct residential districts in the southern East Bay, with connections to Silicon Valley and regional transit.
San Ramon
San Ramon is a Tri-Valley community with established neighborhoods, planned residential developments and connections to the broader East Bay.