For Sunnyvale home buyers

Buy a home in Sunnyvale — the realistic playbook.

Sunnyvale median: $2,150,000. Days on market: 11. $/sqft: $1303. Roger Grubb has 18 years of Bay Area buyer-side experience including dozens of Sunnyvale transactions. Buyer commission paid by seller — Roger costs you nothing extra.

What $$2,150,000 buys you in Sunnyvale

Suburban Silicon Valley with mid-century ranch architecture. Apple, Google, LinkedIn all nearby. Murphy Avenue downtown is walkable. School district premium.

Roger's insider take: The "Cupertino schools, Sunnyvale address" zip codes (94087) are the highest demand. Heritage District trades on architecture. East Sunnyvale is the value play.

Buying a Sunnyvale home — FAQ

How much does it cost to buy a house in Sunnyvale?

Sunnyvale median is $2,150,000. At 20% down with current rates around 6.85%, expect roughly $430,000 for the downpayment and ~$11,270/mo principal+interest (before tax/insurance/HOA).

Is Sunnyvale a good place to buy a home?

Tech families wanting Cupertino schools without Cupertino prices. The Cherry Chase Elementary catchment trades at a premium.

What schools serve Sunnyvale?

Key schools: Cherry Chase Elementary (10/10), Homestead HS (10/10), Fremont HS (7/10).

What types of buyers does Sunnyvale attract?

Tech families, Cupertino-school-district buyers, Peninsula value seekers.

What's the catch with buying in Sunnyvale?

A monolith. Sunnyvale has multiple school catchments and the difference matters — Cupertino USD pockets vs. Fremont USD pockets is a 15-20% price gap.

How competitive is buying in Sunnyvale?

Average 11 days on market. Very competitive — expect multi-offer scenarios on well-priced homes.

How do I find off-market homes in Sunnyvale?

Roger Grubb has been transacting in Sunnyvale for 18 years and sees ~1-in-4 homes off-market. Call (510) 504-0402 to get on his buyer list.

Buy in Sunnyvale — one call.

Roger answers his own phone. (510) 504-0402.