Neighborhood Market Analysis
Generally east of Highway 101, south of Tully Road, north of Silver Creek Valley Road, and west of the foothills of the Diablo Range. Includes Evergreen Village, Silver Creek, and surrounding residential pockets.
Diverse, with a strong presence of Asian and South Asian families, tech professionals, and established homeowners. Median household income is well above San Jose average.
Suburban, peaceful, and community-focused. Many neighborhood events and active HOA communities in newer developments.
Very family-oriented, with top-rated schools, parks, and quiet residential streets.
Price competitively based on recent sales and current low inventory; be prepared for multiple offers if well-presented.
Showcase long-term appreciation, strong school ratings, and high resale value. Offer lender contacts for creative financing options.
Highlight flexible work-from-home trends, proximity to major highways, and future transit improvements.
Emphasize proximity to parks, village centers, and short drives to major shopping/dining hubs.
Point out recent renovations, potential for value-add upgrades, and lower price per square foot compared to new builds.
Strong long-term appreciation due to top schools, limited new land, and ongoing tech sector demand. Short-term cooling possible in late 2025, but fundamentals remain robust[1][2][3].
High, especially for family-sized homes and townhomes; popular with tech relocators and families seeking top schools.
Intense for move-in ready homes; bidding wars common in spring/summer 2025.
Run a hyperlocal CMA for each micro-neighborhood (e.g., Silver Creek vs. Evergreen Village)
Stage homes to highlight family and work-from-home features
Educate buyers on school boundaries and enrollment processes
Prepare sellers for multiple-offer scenarios and rapid timelines
Monitor inventory weekly for sudden shifts in supply/demand
Leverage social media and virtual tours to reach Bay Area tech buyers
Premium family neighborhood with strong schools and modern homes, priced above San Jose average but below ultra-luxury enclaves.
Evergreen's median price is higher than Berryessa but lower than Almaden Valley and Silver Creek luxury homes.
Challenging due to high prices; some success with condos/townhomes or pooling family resources.
Strong appeal—many buyers are moving up within Evergreen for better schools or larger homes.
Attractive for retirees seeking low-maintenance homes near family and amenities.
Best suited for long-term appreciation and stable rental demand; cash flow is secondary.
Popular with tech professionals relocating for work, especially those prioritizing schools and suburban lifestyle.
This neighborhood analysis was generated using hyperlocal data and AI intelligence.
Neighborhood conditions change - consult with local real estate professionals for the most current information.
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