Highlands/Woodland Acres is an Amazing Los Altos Hills Neighborhood

Whether you are shopping for a new place to call home or are looking into buying rental properties as an investment, Los Altos Hills real estate won’t disappoint. Homes for sale in the Highlands/Woodland Acres neighborhoods offer excellent opportunities for the homeowner and the investor alike. That’s because both offer view properties, are within minutes of Silicon Valley and Stanford University, and both have incredible long-term upside potential.  Real estate investment in this area of Los Altos Hills and Silicon Valley can only be considered a gold standard purchase.

Right Now is a Wonderful Time to Invest in Los Altos Hills

Right now, living in the Highlands/Woodland Acres is a delight. Wide, shaded streets meander through the Highlands neighborhood, gracefully curving into cozy cul-de-sacs. In this community, people know one another. Their children play together without the worry of traffic and other urban hassles. The homes in this area are gorgeous, some even stately in their good looks and curb appeal. It is a wonderful place to raise a family.

Woodland Acres, like the Highlands, is located within an easy walk of Rancho San Antonio County Park. This park offers over 2,000 acres for exploring by foot, bicycle or horseback. Spacious home lots allow plenty of room for the outdoor living that is so much a part of the California lifestyle. With Interstate 280 and Foothill Expressway so close, the ease of commute to San Francisco, San Jose, or the heart of Silicon Valley is a breeze.

The Future Looks Bright for Los Altos Hills

Naturally, you can’t predict the future, but you can make an educated guess based on your own observations. Many of the people living in the Highlands/Woodland acres neighborhoods are highly invested in their community. Some have lived here for decades, working tirelessly to preserve the special charms of these neighborhoods.

However, because these neighborhoods are important to the residents, many are organized, active and committed to retaining that small town essence, and to protecting the safety and security that make these neighborhoods such a pleasure to live in. These are the sorts of factors that indicate the good life will likely continue in this small part of the Los Altos real estate market. When a place has this type of deep stability, it can be a smart long-term investment.  Those properties that are turning over are usually undergoing dramatic improvements or even replacements thus improving an already incredible neighborhood.

Professional Asset Management Should be Your Priority

When buying rental homes in the Highlands/Woodland Acres neighborhoods, you may be more successful in terms of return on investment (ROI) with Silicon Valley Property Management Group. There’s a lot involved in successfully earning income with rental properties. Due to this, inexperience can be quite expensive. Professional management can help you to avoid costly errors.

The better your property management, the better protected your income producing assets will be. A professional property manager  in Los Altos knows their market. Efficient research technologies, established relationships with property maintenance providers and other qualities garnered from years of experience are valuable to finding and keeping reliable tenants and keeping your rental property at its best and returning the maximum amount of dollars.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the demands of rental property management, contact us today. We can help you efficiently manage your Los Altos and other Silicon Valley real estate investments.

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David Roberson, Esq.

Broker/Owner at Silicon Valley Property Management Group

David is a licensed real estate attorney, a licensed real estate broker, and has been involved in the real estate business since he graduated from college in 1986.David has personally been involved in hundreds of real estate transactions, has personally inspected over 2,500 residential properties, 12 million square feet of new commercial construction, and is an expert in 12 separate building code categories. David and his wife Shelly have owned a personal portfolio of investment properties in several states including the bay area since 1998.

David currently is the broker/owner of Silicon Valley Property Management Group (SVPMG) which manages 150+ client properties on the San Francisco Peninsula.Trust, transparency, and performance guarantees are the foundation of SVPMG. David challenges anyone to find a PM company that offers services similar to the extensive education, customer service, and performance guarantees provided by SVPMG.

David also provides consulting for his clients on property development feasibility, construction, and complex real estate transactions.

David has authored a published law review article, two real estate books, and over 120 real estate blog articles.

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