Neighborhoods
Discover the communities Joanna serves
San Carlos
San Carlos sits on the San Francisco Peninsula, midway between San Francisco and San Jose, where the Bay's edge g
Foster City
Foster City sits on the western shore of San Franc
Mountain View
Mountain View sits in the heart of Silicon Valley, where tech innovation defines the economic landscape and shapes the rhythm of daily life. Google's sprawling campus anchors the city's identity, drawing professionals from around the world and supporting a diverse ecosystem of startups and established companies.
Los Altos
Los Altos sits in the heart of Silicon Valley, tucked between the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains and the broader Bay Area flatlands. Tree-lined streets wind through neighborhoods where mid-century ranch homes, updated Eichlers, and newer custom builds reflect the area's evolution from agricultural roots to one of the Peninsula's most desirable residential communities.
Cupertino
Cupertino sits at the western edge of the Santa Clara Valley in California's South Bay, where the flat valley floor begins to rise toward the Santa Cruz Mountains. That foothill backdrop shapes the city's feel, with tree-lined streets, quiet residential pockets, and hillside views that give way to open ridgelines nearby.
Palo Alto
Palo Alto stretches along the western edge of the San Francisco Peninsula, where the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains meet the bay plain. The city's landscape reflects layers of California history, from tree-lined streets with Craftsman and California Ranch homes to midcentury modern estates tucked into hillside lots and contemporary developments that draw entrepreneurs and researchers. Residents move between leafy residential neighborhoods and downtown's University Avenue corridor, where sidewalk cafés and independent shops anchor community life. The presence of Stanford University influences the city's intellectual character, supporting a strong arts scene, well-regarded public schools, and an economy centered on technology and innovation. Parks wind through various districts, offering trails that climb into oak-studded foothills with bay views, while flatter areas provide sports fields and playgrounds. Bicycling remains a favored way to navigate much of the city, connecting neighborhoods to commercial areas and transit hubs with access to the broader Bay Area. Palo Alto attracts families seeking educational resources and walkable neighborhoods, professionals drawn to the tech economy, and anyone valuing proximity to both urban amenities and natural open space within Silicon Valley's distinctive landscape.