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The Cupertino housing market enters fall 2026 with the same structural characteristics that have defined it for the past several years: extreme competition, limited supply, and prices that reflect the combined weight of Apple Park and CUSD school access. Bruce Wagg (DRE #01760054, Keller Williams Elevate) has spent 20 years working Cupertino, Piedmont, Oakland, and Berkeley, and the September data confirms those conditions are holding.

Where Prices Stand

The average home value in Cupertino now sits at approximately $3.1 million, up 5.9% from a year ago, with single-family homes trading at a median in the mid-$3 million range. Condos and townhomes remain the most accessible entry point for buyers who want CUSD school access without the full cost of a…

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When most buyers think about Cupertino real estate, neighborhoods like Monta Vista often receive the majority of attention. Monta Vista's reputation, schools, and luxury homes have made it one of the most recognizable neighborhoods in Silicon Valley. However, buyers willing to look beyond the obvious choices often discover a neighborhood that offers many of the same advantages while maintaining a more approachable price point: Rancho Rinconada.

Located in the eastern portion of Cupertino's 95014 ZIP code, Rancho Rinconada has quietly become one of the city's most attractive neighborhoods for buyers seeking location, convenience, schools, and long-term value.

For a complete neighborhood overview, visit our Rancho Rinconada Real Estate Guide.

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Growing Up at 235 Highland Avenue in Piedmont

First time on the market in over 50 years, 235 Highland Avenue is more than a classic Tudor Revival home — it is a property deeply connected to the traditions, walkability, and community life that continue to define Piedmont today.

Located prominently at the corner of Highland Avenue and Oakland Avenue, directly across from Havens Elementary School, the home has been part of the same family since 1972. Over the decades, it became more than simply a place to live. It became the backdrop for friendships, traditions, neighborhood gatherings, and everyday routines that continue to shape how the family remembers growing up in Piedmont.

235 Highland Avenue Tudor Revival home in Piedmont CA across from Havens Elementary and near downtown Piedmont.

A Childhood Centered Around Community

There are some places…

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