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Palo Alto Homes Are Selling Alto Homes Are the Time — Palo Now Is 4 NEIGHBORHOODS Reputation, Reputation 0!,/!,4/7%%+,9s%$)4)/. OUR NEIGHBORHOODS PALO ALTO EVERGREEN PARKPALO ALTO ORCHARDS TRIPLE EL DOWNTOWN NORTH PROFILES, MAPS AND VITAL FACTS OF FEATURED NEIGHBORHOODS IN THE COMMUNITY PaloAltoOnline.com phone 650 207 2100 email [email protected] R. BRENDAN web www.brendanleary.com Top 1% of Coldwell Banker Internationally LEARY #1 Agent in CB Palo Alto Offi ces 1997-1999, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007-2009 2009 Transactions ____________________________________________________________________________879 Altaire Walk Palo Alto _ ____________________________________________________________________________855 Chimalus Drive Palo Alto _ ____________________________________________________________________________712 Coastland Drive Palo Alto _ ____________________________________________________________________________1001 Hamilton Avenue Palo Alto _ ____________________________________________________________________________1988 Middlefi eld Road Palo Alto _ ____________________________________________________________________________2814 South Court Palo Alto _ ____________________________________________________________________________343 Tennessee Lane Palo Alto _ ____________________________________________________________________________269 Langdon Avenue Los Altos _ ____________________________________________________________________________940 Lundy Lane Los Altos _ ____________________________________________________________________________875 Riverside Drive Los Altos _ ____________________________________________________________________________14140 Donelson Place Los Altos Hills _ ____________________________________________________________________________14160 Donelson Place Los Altos Hills _ ____________________________________________________________________________12271 Hilltop Drive Los Altos Hills _ ____________________________________________________________________________11308 Magdalena Road Los Altos Hills _ ____________________________________________________________________________26541 Purissima Road Los Altos Hills _ ____________________________________________________________________________938 Clark Avenue #5 Mountain View _ ____________________________________________________________________________157 Easy Street Mountain View _ ____________________________________________________________________________295 Hans Avenue Mountain View _ ____________________________________________________________________________766 Luce Court Mountain View _ ____________________________________________________________________________929 Marilyn Avenue Mountain View _ ____________________________________________________________________________179 Owens Court Mountain View _ ____________________________________________________________________________3439 Woodstock Lane Mountain View _ ____________________________________________________________________________937 Cotton Street Menlo Park _ ____________________________________________________________________________719 Hermosa Way Menlo Park _ ____________________________________________________________________________317 Princeton Road Menlo Park _ ____________________________________________________________________________16150 Cuvilly Way Saratoga _ ____________________________________________________________________________26050 Leonard Drive Saratoga _ ____________________________________________________________________________19874 Park Drive Saratoga _ ____________________________________________________________________________912 Campisi Way #206 Campbell _ ____________________________________________________________________________10237 Creston Drive Cupertino _ ____________________________________________________________________________10281 Phar Lap Drive Cupertino _ ____________________________________________________________________________2611 Leigh Avenue San Jose _ ____________________________________________________________________________813 Cherry Orchard Place Santa Clara _ ____________________________________________________________________________732 Flannery Street Santa Clara _ ____________________________________________________________________________15930 Rose Avenue Los Gatos _ ____________________________________________________________________________1605 Hopkins Avenue Redwood City _ ____________________________________________________________________________310 Rutherford Drive Redwood City _ This information is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed SHERRY BUCOLO 650.207.9909 [email protected] www.SherryBucolo.com Top 1% Nationwide DRE # 00613242 Now is the Time — Palo Alto Homes are Selling List with a Palo Alto Proven Professional SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD NEIGHBORHOODS apr.com | PALO ALTO | 578 University Avenue | 650.323.1111 3 When it comes to Real Estate it’s... Location, Location, Location. When choosing a Realtor, it’s... The Art of Real Estate Reputation, Reputation, Reputation. Carol, Rosemary and Nicole have sold OVER 440 homes in Palo Alto. Impressive results. Superlative service. Unmatched integrity. Put their experience to work for you. 650.543.1184 [email protected] CarolRosemaryAndNicole.com Carol Rosemary Nicole Carnevale Squires Aron Alain Pinel Realtors 1550 El Camino Real Menlo Park, CA 94025 DRE #s: 00946687, 00662115, 00952657 NEIGHBORHOODS 4 OUR NEIGHBORHOODS PALO ALTO Shawn Fender Veronica Weber Whitney Dafoe amed for an ancient redwood tree $1,350,000 (from December 2008 through that was a living landmark for late- November 2009). INDEX N1700s Spanish explorers, Palo Alto But people continue to flock to Palo today is a diverse community, a mixture of Alto, taking pride in its environmental Adobe Meadow/Meadow Park 33 high-tech and locally owned companies and consciousness, city-owned utilities, support Barron Park .............................34 more than 26,000 homes. of social services and some firsts, including Charleston Gardens ................41 Since incorporation in 1894, Palo Alto has opening a public Children’s Library in 1940 expanded to encompass the area stretching and becoming the first U.S. city to have an Charleston Meadows .............. 34 from San Francisquito Creek to the north Internet home page in 1994. College Terrace ...................... 30 to San Antonio Road to the south, from the In addition to the neighborhoods Community Center .................. 18 San Francisco Bay to the Skyline Ridge. It included here, you can view profiles of The is home to nearly 60,000 residents — but Greenhouse and St. Claire Gardens, as well Crescent Park ............................8 during weekdays the population swells to as expanded profiles of the shorter versions Downtown North ......................6 nearly 140,000 with the daily flow and ebb of presented here, at www.paloaltoonline.com/ Duveneck/St. Francis ...............20 commuters. neighborhoods/. Esther Clark Park .....................40 Over time, the demographics of Palo This publication, like Palo Alto itself, Alto have changed dramatically. What once is ever-evolving. If we’ve missed your Evergreen Park ........................28 was a homogeneous, mostly blue-collar neighborhood (either here or online), or Fairmeadow ............................ 37 community, with an enclave of Stanford if you have additional tidbits about your Greater Miranda .....................40 University professors, has become a diverse, neighborhood you’d like to share with the Green Acres ............................38 mostly well-to-do, well-educated, but aging, Weekly, please let us know. population. Greendell/Walnut Grove .........36 Despite a median household income of Carol Blitzer, Editor Greenmeadow ........................ 36 $117,574 in 2000, many are challenged [email protected] Leland Manor/Embarcadero Oaks/ to keep up with the median home price — Garland Drive ..........................22 Publisher: William S. Johnson Vice President Sales and Marketing: Walter Midtown ................................. 30 Editor: Carol Blitzer Kupiec Monroe Park ..........................37 Art Director: Scott Peterson Sales representatives: Neal Fine, Rosemary Old Palo Alto .......................... 24 Researchers: Carol Blitzer, Karla Kane, Royston Lewkowitz Sim, John Squire Home-sales data: Courtesy of J. Robert Taylor, Palo Alto Hills ........................ 41 Taylor Properties STAFF Palo Alto Orchards ................. 38 Additional copies of Palo Alto Neighborhoods, as well as companion publications — Alma- Palo Verde .............................. 33 nac Neighborhoods and Mountain View/Los Altos Neighborhoods — are available at the Weekly for $5 each. All three publications are available online at www.paloaltoonline.com/ Professorville .......................... 14 NEIGHBORHOODS neighborhoods/. Southgate ............................... 27 Copyright @2010 by Embarcadero Media. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permis- sion is strictly prohibited. South of Midtown ................... 32 Triple El ...................................20 450 Cambridge Ave. On the Cover: Magdalena Cabrera, second from left, and fellow parents and volunteers lead Palo Alto, CA 94306 preschoolers from Leaping Lizards Nature Awareness Preschool across Fernando Street after University South ..................... 12 playing in Boulware Park in the Ventura neighborhood. Photo by Veronica Weber. 650-223-6500 Photos of Evergreen Park and Triple El by Veronica Weber; Palo Alto Orchards by Whitney Ventura ..................................
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