Community Center gets its name honestly. Rinconada Park, the Palo Alto Art Center, the Junior Museum and Zoo, and the Lucie Stern Theatre are all right here.
Step a block away, though, and it's a quiet residential neighborhood. Early and mid-century cottages, a few Eichlers, and newer homes sit under redwoods and oaks that the neighborhood works hard to protect.
It's the kind of place where an errand on foot turns into an afternoon.
What Makes Community Center Different
- The Parks. Rinconada Park's pool, tennis courts and fields, plus Eleanor Pardee Park nearby.
- The Culture. The Art Center, the Junior Museum and Zoo, and West Bay Opera at the Lucie Stern Theatre.
- The Mix. Cottages, Eichlers and new construction, all under one of Palo Alto's best tree canopies.
Selling in Community Center
With such a wide mix of homes, there's no single playbook here. A 1930s cottage, an Eichler and a new build each attract a different buyer and call for a different plan.
I start by understanding who your buyer is, then shape the preparation, pricing and marketing around them. You'll know where things stand every week.
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