Large technology companies such as Apple, Hewlett-Packard, and Compaq call Cupertino home as do many of the companies' employees and other high tech and life science companies that flourish in Silicon Valley.
Buying a home in Cupertino will put you in the company of 52,000 other people in this small, South Bay city that is...
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Large technology companies such as Apple, Hewlett-Packard, and Compaq call Cupertino home as do many of the companies' employees and other high tech and life science companies that flourish in Silicon Valley.
Buying a home in Cupertino will put you in the company of 52,000 other people in this small, South Bay city that is situated about 20 minutes from San Jose Airport. Cupertino is also within driving distance or day-trip distance of the Pacific Ocean, Tahoe, and the many state and county parks throughout the area.
Cupertino real estate is a good investment not only because of the city's natural attractions, but also because of its excellent schools. The city has four high schools, and an average of 98% of high school seniors graduate and approximately 90% of those students go on to pursue higher education.
One high school in particular is gaining international attention for its excellent technology and computer programs. Like many South Bay cities, Cupertino real estate was initially purchase for weekend homes by San Francisco's elite. However, it has quickly become one of the most vibrant cities in the area. Purchasing a home in Cupertino is a good investment for prospective homeowners.
In February 2010, the average home sales price for a single family home or condo in Cupertino was $930,647. While this data is collected from the MLS and deemed reliable, it is not guaranteed.
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