The lowest median home price among ranked Mountain View neighborhoods is $2,404,690, in Moffett-Whisman, against a citywide median of $2,564,540. Prices run up to $4,388,000 in North Bayshore across 7 ranked neighborhoods.
Houseberry scores 8 Mountain View neighborhoods on schools, safety, amenities, price, value and appreciation. Overall scores in Mountain View run from 3.3 to 4.3 out of 5, and 3 score 4 out of 5 or higher. Median home prices range from $2,404,690 in Moffett-Whisman to $4,388,000 in North Bayshore across 7 priced neighborhoods. Across the five nearest cities the average overall score is 3.8 out of 5, against 3.8 in Mountain View.
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Keywords: Tech industry, Modern development, Accessible
Moffett-Whisman is a neighborhood in the midst of exciting change, increasingly sought after by those drawn to Silicon Valley's evolving landscape. ... See Full Page

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Keywords: Urban convenience, Diverse, Evolving
The San Antonio - Rengstorff - del Medio area of Mountain View, CA, is a vibrant and evolving neighborhood, offering a mix of urban convenience and community charm. This area is recognized for its diverse population and the dynamic blend of residential and commercial spaces. ... See Full Page

Keywords: Mid-century charm, Quiet streets, Community parks
Monta Loma - Farley - Rock Street area is a hidden gem for those who cherish a sense of history blended with community living. This neighborhood is distinguished by its remarkable collection of Eichler homes, a real treat for mid-century architecture enthusiasts. These homes, characterized by their open floor plans, expansive glass walls, and integration with outdoor spaces, create a unique living experience that resonates with modern aesthetics while preserving historical charm. ... See Full Page

Keywords: Vibrant downtown, Cultural hub, Modern living
Central Mountain View stands as the heart of this Silicon Valley city, combining the buzz of technological innovation with a friendly, community-focused atmosphere. This neighborhood is the epicenter of Mountain View's vibrant culture and urban lifestyle. ... See Full Page

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Keywords: Innovative, Non-residential, Technological hub
The NASA area, while not a residential neighborhood, has a significant impact on its surrounding areas, creating an environment ripe with curiosity and innovation. This area is pulsating with the activities of the NASA Ames Research Center, making it a focal point for those fascinated by space and aeronautics. ... See Full Page

Keywords: Serene, Green spaces, Community-oriented
Grant - Sylvan Park in Mountain View, CA, is a serene and picturesque neighborhood, known for its spacious parks and family-friendly environment. The area exudes a peaceful suburban charm, making it a desirable location for families and individuals seeking a quieter lifestyle. ... See Full Page

Keywords: Suburban tranquility, Family-friendly, Well-maintained
Miramonte-Springer, nestled in the heart of Mountain View, CA, presents a delightful blend of suburban tranquility and community vibrancy. This neighborhood is known for its leafy streets, family-friendly atmosphere, and well-maintained homes. Residents enjoy the blend of modern living with a touch of traditional suburban charm. ... See Full Page

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Keywords: Tech campuses, Sustainable living, Modern architecture
North Bayshore, mostly non-residential, stands out as a forward-thinking and innovative area, driven by its role as a hub for major tech companies like Google. This neighborhood is at the forefront of sustainable urban development, with eco-friendly buildings and an emphasis on reducing the carbon footprint. ... See Full Page
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Moffett-Whisman has the lowest median home price in Mountain View, at $2,404,690. The next lowest median home prices in Mountain View are San Antonio - Rengstorff - del Medio ($2,404,950) and Monta Loma - Farley - Rock Street ($2,432,670).
The median home price across 7 ranked Mountain View neighborhoods is $2,564,540.
North Bayshore has the highest median home price in Mountain View, at $4,388,000. The next highest median home prices in Mountain View are Miramonte-Springer ($3,691,760) and Grant - Sylvan Park ($3,142,790).
Median home prices across Mountain View neighborhoods run from $2,404,690 in Moffett-Whisman to $4,388,000 in North Bayshore, a spread of $1,983,310.
Mountain View's median home price across ranked neighborhoods is $2,564,540. The nearest cities are Los Altos $4,662,150, Palo Alto $3,843,140, Sunnyvale $2,462,535, East Palo Alto $981,118 and Cupertino $3,116,080.
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