Mountain View, plainly read.

Mountain View CSFRA covers multi-family pre-1995. Most single-family inventory we manage is exempt, but we track effective rules per property regardless. About one in five owners we onboard from other firms didn't realize their duplex was covered.

Mountain View rents have grown 9.8% across 2024-25 and continue to climb in 2026, though more slowly. Cuesta Park leads retention (3-plus year tenancies are typical); Whisman and Shoreline West lease fastest, sometimes within a week. We re-comp here weekly without exception.

Roughly 60% of our Mountain View placements are Google employees or Google-affiliated households. The remaining 40% split between LinkedIn, Intuit, Microsoft's Silicon Valley campus, Samsung, and Stanford-adjacent academics priced out of Palo Alto. Almost everyone we screen has at least one wage-earner walking distance from a campus.

Major employers in this applicant pool

Google (HQ) · LinkedIn · Symantec · Intuit · Microsoft (Silicon Valley campus) · Samsung

Mountain View is one of our two highest-density markets (alongside Palo Alto). The volume justifies a dedicated portfolio manager who knows the city block by block, and a vendor bench tuned specifically for the housing stock here. Mostly mid-century post-war SFR with HVAC systems that need watching.

AB 1482 state cap + Mountain View CSFRA (Community Stabilization & Fair Rent Act) for multi-family; SFR generally exempt. I track the effective rent cap per property and apply it at renewal. That includes the required tenant notices, deposit handling under California Civil Code §1950.5, and any local timing requirements that apply.

For the full breakdown of how we handle compliance across the Peninsula and South Bay, see our services page.