Compass + Anywhere Merger: Boosting Eichler Real Estate Services in Silicon Valley

An iconic mid-century Eichler home in Cupertino/Silicon Valley. The Compass–Anywhere merger equips Eichler specialists like the Boyenga Team with unparalleled data, tools, and reach to serve this niche market.

1. Data & Market Intelligence

Unmatched Eichler-Specific Comps & Analytics: By merging with Anywhere Real Estate, Compass gains access to an unparalleled dataset – roughly 1.2 million annual transactions across every major U.S. market. This massive trove of sales data (including many mid-century and architectural home sales from Anywhere’s brands, such as Coldwell Banker and Sotheby’s) enables AI-driven pricing tools to be far more precise for unique Eichler homes. Compass already offers an AI-powered Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) backed by a nationwide database that can flag mid-century modern comps even outside the immediate neighborhood. Now, with Anywhere’s data folded in, the pricing algorithm can identify truly comparable sales (e.g. other Eichler or mid-century modern homes in California and beyond) and account for their architectural premium. The result is a data-backed valuation that reflects an Eichler’s real market allure, rather than undervaluing it by treating it like a generic tract home.

Buyer Behavior Insights & Predictive Analytics: The combined Compass + Anywhere platform draws on national buyer behavior trends to inform local Eichler strategy. For example, Compass’s system can now detect whether “California modern” style homes are surging in popularity on the East Coast or in Southern California, and use that insight to advise Silicon Valley Eichler sellers. Pre-merger, Compass’s tech already analyzed buyer search patterns from its website and Collections tool to pinpoint where Eichler enthusiasts originate and what features they seek. Post-merger, those insights are amplified by Anywhere’s vast user base and lead networks. This means the Boyenga Team can spot emerging demand (say, a spike in mid-century interest among relocating NYC tech professionals) and strategically time listings or marketing to capture that wave.

Identifying Likely Sellers & Timing the Market: With a deeper data pool, predictive analytics become more powerful. The merged company can leverage machine learning on homeowner data to identify subtle signals of seller intent. For instance, models might flag Eichler owners who have owned for 15+ years and recently pulled permits (potentially indicating preparation to sell), or communities where Eichler listings historically cluster in spring. Having 18% of U.S. sales volume under one roof allows Compass’s AI to discern these patterns and tip off agents when an Eichler in their farm area is likely to hit the market. In short, the merger supercharges the “property nerd” approach – blending rich data with local insight – so Eichler Experts can advise clients with unmatched market intelligence. They can confidently answer: “What are authentic Eichlers selling for, and when is optimal to list?” with hard data to back it up.

2. Buyer Targeting & Matchmaking

Vast Network of Design-Minded Buyers: The Compass–Anywhere merger creates the world’s largest real estate brokerage network – 340,000+ agents across 120 countries. For Eichler specialists, this means an unprecedented referral and buyer-matching pool. Niche mid-century modern buyers, who were once needles in a haystack, can now be identified and reached through the combined agent referral ecosystem. An agent in New York or London affiliated with Anywhere’s Sotheby’s or Corcoran who has a client passionate about modernist architecture can seamlessly connect them with the Boyenga Team’s Eichler listings in Silicon Valley. As one industry observer noted, Compass + Anywhere now spans luxury, suburban, and mid-market brands nationwide – connecting the “architecturally savvy” buyer in any city to the Eichler of their dreams.

Merged CRM and AI Lead Matching: The integration of Compass’s high-tech platform with Anywhere’s deep client databases yields a unified CRM that can surface potential Eichler buyers inside and outside Silicon Valley. Compass’s platform was built with sophisticated client tracking and was already enabling agents to capture and nurture buyer preferences (e.g. saving searches for “mid-century modern homes”). Now, that system expands to Anywhere’s enormous client base, leveraging behavioral AI to recognize patterns: perhaps identifying a Coldwell Banker client in Chicago who frequently reads mid-century home articles, or a Sotheby’s client in Hong Kong who saved multiple Eichler-style listings online. These insights can trigger alerts to Eichler Expert agents. In practice, if Anywhere’s AI ecosystem (AiP) sees a user gravitating to Eichler-esque properties, it can route that lead to the Boyenga Team as a potentially strong match. The Boyenga Team’s own Eichler buyer database – which they have meticulously grown over years – now plugs into a much larger national pipeline, ensuring no interested buyer goes unnoticed.

Architectural Enthusiast Outreach (Real Examples): Compass had pioneered tools like Compass Collections, a Pinterest-like buyer collaboration platform, which indirectly helped Eichler sellers by rallying design-focused buyers. Buyers often create Collections boards for “Mid-Century Modern Gems”, and agents like the Boyengas can insert an Eichler listing onto those boards, instantly showcasing it to dozens of pre-qualified enthusiasts. This targeted approach is now turbocharged post-merger. In one real case, the Boyenga Team quietly marketed a Palo Alto Eichler as a “Private Exclusive” and found the buyer through Compass’s internal network in 48 hours – no public listing needed. Going forward, that internal network has grown from 34,000 Compass agents to 340,000 combined agents, exponentially increasing the chances of these off-market matchmaking successes. The team also notes they run Eichler-specific newsletters and forums; with Anywhere’s reach, such content can now be distributed to a far broader audience of agents and clients who appreciate mid-century design. The merger essentially means anywhere in the world, an architecture lover can be pinpointed and connected to Silicon Valley Eichlers through this integrated platform.

3. Marketing & Listing Exposure

National & International Reach: Pre-merger, Compass’s marketing platform already gave Eichler listings premium exposure (e.g. spotlighting them on Compass.com and targeted digital ads). Now, combined with Anywhere’s unrivaled geographic footprint, Eichler sellers gain truly global exposure on a scale previously reserved for only the largest brokerages. The merged company operates in every major U.S. city and 120+ countries, spanning renowned luxury channels like Sotheby’s International Realty. An Eichler home in Palo Alto can be promoted not just locally, but in New York, London, Hong Kong, and beyond via affiliated Sotheby’s offices and global MLS networks – immediately in front of buyers who understand and covet mid-century architecture. According to the merger announcement, the two firms together have a “meaningful share of U.S. transactions” and listings, putting them in the top league by listings volume and exposure. For sellers, this scale means more eyeballs on their unique home. Compass’s digital marketing can now be amplified with Anywhere’s channels – from Century 21’s broad reach in suburban markets to Sotheby’s reach among high-net-worth international clientele.

Exclusive Channels & Off-Market Opportunities: The merger also enhances exclusive marketing avenues that are a boon for Eichler sellers who value finding the right buyer as much as the highest price. Compass’s signature 3-Phase Marketing Strategy (Private Exclusive → Coming Soon → MLS) is even more potent now. In Phase 1, a Private Exclusive listing was previously shared with Compass’s 30k agents; it can now quietly circulate among hundreds of thousands of Compass/Anywhere agents without hitting public sites. This preserves seller privacy and mystique while tapping a huge buyer pool. The Boyenga Team has leveraged this to great effect – for example, selling an Eichler off-market above asking price through the Compass network alone. With Anywhere’s network added, a Private Exclusive Eichler listing could be shown to, say, top Sotheby’s agents in Los Angeles or Coldwell Banker agents in New York who have known mid-century buyer clients – dramatically increasing the odds of a match before MLS. Phase 2: Coming Soon listings likewise gain more traction: Compass Coming Soon already generated buzz on Compass.com (with no Zillow competition), but now Coming Soons could potentially syndicate across the expanded platform’s websites, building nationwide excitement. This multi-phase approach tests pricing, builds early demand, and often yields competing offers the moment a home officially hits the market.

Syndication and Media Leverage: The Anywhere side of the family brings additional marketing syndication advantages. Anywhere’s Leads Group and partnerships can place listings on a variety of channels (from traditional sites like realtor.com to lifestyle publications via Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate). More importantly, Compass’s dispute with portals like Zillow (over “Coming Soon” policies) is mitigated by sheer scale: by controlling so much inventory and data post-merger, Compass can negotiate from strength or bypass third-party portals entirely. As Propmodo noted, Compass’s increased inventory and data reduce reliance on external listing platforms for visibility and demand generation. For Eichler sellers, this means their home’s marketing is less dependent on generic portals and more in the brokerage’s own curated ecosystem – reaching known qualified buyers rather than tire-kickers. In practice, an Eichler listing will feature prominently on the Compass/Anywhere internal platforms and global network sites, be shared through exclusive agent networks, and still appear on all major public MLS feeds – truly maximizing exposure to the right audience. It’s a one-two punch: broad international reach coupled with targeted insider access. Little wonder Eichler sellers in hot markets like Sunnyvale have seen this approach “regularly set record-high sale prices” by drumming up competition among informed enthusiasts.

4. Technology & Tools for Sellers

AI-Powered Pricing & Strategy: One of the clearest strategic advantages of this merger is the bolstering of Compass’s already cutting-edge PropTech toolkit with Anywhere’s technology and resources. Compass’s platform – into which over $1.6B was invested in development – includes proprietary software for CRM, marketing, and transaction management. For Eichler sellers, a standout tool is the AI-driven CMA mentioned earlier, which sifts huge data to recommend optimal pricing. Post-merger, this tool gains even more refinement: the AI can now learn from 1+ million transactions per year (many from Anywhere’s systems). The expanded data helps it recognize niche factors like architectural pedigree or original features in valuation. For example, Compass’s AI CMA can show how Eichlers with restored mahogany walls or unpainted wood ceilings fetched a premium in the past year – insights that guide sellers on where to focus upgrades. With Anywhere’s input, the AI might also incorporate broader regional trends (e.g. mid-century homes in Palm Springs or Sarasota) to advise a Silicon Valley seller. The “AI-powered recommendations backing the agent’s expertise” give Eichler clients confidence in pricing and timing. In short, the merged company’s analytical firepower helps Eichler Experts price perfectly and plan strategically.

Renovation ROI Tools & Concierge Program: Preparing an Eichler for market often involves a delicate balance: modernizing for broad appeal while preserving mid-century charm. The Compass Concierge program, which fronts renovation/staging costs with no upfront fee, remains a game-changer – and now it’s augmented by better data and potentially Anywhere’s vendor network. The Boyenga Team already uses data to identify which improvements yield the greatest return for Eichlers. Post-merger, agents can tap into an even larger knowledge base (including Anywhere’s AI platform and nationwide project outcomes) to create renovation ROI calculators tailored to architectural homes. For instance, by analyzing hundreds of mid-century home sales, the combined platform might show that investing $20k in period-appropriate exterior paint and landscaping can add $60k in value – a compelling ROI. Sellers get data-backed advice on what to restore vs. replace. In practice, the Boyenga Team often advises “Eichler-sensitive improvements”: polishing original concrete floors, refreshing panels, but not ripping out vintage features. With Concierge footing the bill, these strategic renovations are easier than ever. The merger could also introduce new project management tools or contractor networks (Anywhere’s scale brings relationships with national vendors) to expedite these upgrades. The end result is Eichler listings that truly shine – updated for today’s buyers yet authentic to Eichler’s vision – giving sellers a competitive edge in sale price and speed.

Digital Staging & Immersive Marketing: The technology boost extends to marketing presentation as well. Compass and Anywhere have both been investing in AI and digital marketing innovation. We can expect AI-powered virtual staging tools to be at agents’ fingertips, allowing the Boyenga Team to virtually furnish an empty Eichler with iconic Eames chairs and Noguchi tables in a few clicks. (In real estate tech, products like REimagineHome can already do this – the merger likely accelerates Compass’s adoption of such tools). These digital stagings, tuned to mid-century aesthetics, help buyers visualize restoring the home to its 1960s glory or undertaking tasteful modern updates. Similarly, augmented reality apps could let buyers virtually walk through an Eichler and toggle design features (e.g. see the effect of removing a atrium cover to restore the open-air atrium). By combining resources, the new Compass Anywhere is poised to lead in such immersive marketing. Sellers benefit through more engaged buyers who spend time “in” the home virtually and form an emotional connection. Additionally, the merger adds Anywhere’s marketing automation to Compass’s suite – meaning even slicker single-property websites, targeted social media ads, and customized email campaigns for Eichler listings, all executed at scale. Sellers of these homes now have a high-tech arsenal: from initial pricing, to prep (with data-informed renovations and Concierge funding), to marketing (AI-driven staging and targeting), every step is optimized to maximize the sale.

5. Historical & Architectural Preservation Value

Connecting with Preservation-Minded Buyers: Eichler homeowners often worry that a buyer might not “get” their home’s architectural value – or worse, might alter or tear it down. The Compass–Anywhere merger directly helps address this concern by vastly expanding the pool of preservation-conscious buyers that Eichler listings can reach. The Boyenga Team prides itself on being Eichler advocates and seeks buyers who will appreciate and uphold these homes’ design legacy. Now, through the combined referral network, they can cast an even wider net to find the needle-in-a-haystack buyer who specifically wants an Eichler for what it is. Anywhere’s Sotheby’s and Corcoran affiliates, for instance, often work with clientele who collect architecturally significant properties or have a keen interest in mid-century design. With one company linking them, an agent in Palm Springs (another mid-century hotspot) can refer a known preservationist buyer to an Eichler in Palo Alto effortlessly. Furthermore, the merged platform’s data can identify patterns like previous purchase behavior – e.g. flagging clients who in the past bought historic modernist homes – making it easier to target marketing of Eichlers directly to those likely to cherish their authenticity.

Properly Valuing Architectural Significance: Expanded data and analytics also ensure that Eichler homes’ intangible value (historic character, design pedigree) is quantified in the market, preventing sellers from leaving money on the table. Traditional appraisals and CMAs might undervalue an Eichler because there are few comparable sales. But as noted earlier, the AI-driven pricing tool can adjust for architectural premiums, recognizing that an Eichler with original features often commands 10–20% over asking in bidding wars. (Indeed, many Eichlers do sell well above listing in Silicon Valley’s hot market – a testament to preservation-minded demand.) By leveraging nationwide data of unique home sales, Compass/Anywhere can help justify higher list prices to reflect this intrinsic value. They can pull in examples of mid-century modern sales in other regions to support an Eichler’s valuation, educating local appraisers or buyers as needed. The Boyenga Team also uses Compass analytics to demonstrate how preserving certain elements yields higher sale prices. Post-merger, with more case studies at hand, they can convincingly show a seller: “Homes that kept the original globe lights and unpainted wood ceilings sold for X% more – so let’s highlight, not hide, those features.” This data-driven approach champions architectural integrity by proving its market value.

Preservation Through Improved Seller Guidance: The merger’s enhanced tools help Eichler sellers make informed choices that align with preserving the home’s soul. With better buyer insight, agents know what true Eichler aficionados want (and what they’ll pay a premium for). As mentioned, the Boyengas advise Eichler-sensitive improvements – e.g. using Concierge funds for period-appropriate paint or restorative work rather than improper remodels. Now they can tap colleagues across the country for best practices on historic homes. Perhaps a Sotheby’s agent in Palm Beach who sold a Dickenson mid-century can share how certain restorations drove up value, informing Bay Area strategy. Additionally, the Anywhere Intelligence AI might offer suggestions for “preservation-friendly” upgrades by analyzing sentiment from buyer feedback. For example, if many buyers leave notes in Compass Collections about loving an original atrium or room divider screen, the agent will know to spotlight those in marketing (or if missing, consider reinstalling one). Ultimately, by marrying passion with data, the merged company reinforces the idea that preservation pays. Sellers of these architecturally significant homes feel assured that not only will their legacy be respected, but it will also be reflected in a strong sale price thanks to finding the right steward for the home. It’s a win-win: the architectural heritage is preserved and the seller is rewarded for it.

6. Geographic Synergies & Relocation Benefits

Tapping Anywhere’s Relocation Pipeline: Silicon Valley is a magnet for talent from around the globe, and many incoming tech professionals have a taste for modern design. Anywhere Real Estate’s relocation arm (Cartus) and corporate relocation contracts are now under the same umbrella as Compass. This broader relocation network can directly channel out-of-area buyers to Eichler listings. For example, when a Fortune 500 executive from Boston is transferred to San Jose, the company’s relocation service (formerly Cartus, now within Compass’s orbit) can match them with an Eichler specialist agent, recognizing if the client’s profile (or even spouse’s Pinterest boards!) show interest in mid-century style. The global footprint of ~120 countries and 18,000 offices means Eichler sellers benefit from inbound referrals not only from other U.S. markets but from across the world. Indeed, the Boyenga Team frequently sees overseas buyers – tech entrepreneurs from Europe or investors from Asia – drawn to iconic California architecture. Pre-merger, Compass leveraged its luxury network to reach these folks; now, with Anywhere’s brands, they have Sotheby’s International Realty’s global reach at their disposal as well. Eichler listings can be advertised in Sotheby’s “Exceptional Properties” catalogues and shared through its international affiliate network, reaching wealthy design aficionados in Paris, Tokyo, or Sydney who may be scouting unique California homes. This expanded international marketing dramatically increases the pool of potential buyers, often bringing in those willing to pay top dollar for an Eichler as a statement piece or collectible home.

Seamless Cross-Market Agent Collaboration: The integration also breaks down former silos between brands, enabling cross-market teamwork that benefits sellers and buyers alike. Compass agents in Silicon Valley can more easily collaborate with (formerly competing) Anywhere brand agents in other regions when they have a client interested in architectural homes. The Compass platform’s unification means an agent in Los Angeles (whether Compass or a former Anywhere franchise) could have direct access to view and share a Sunnyvale Eichler coming soon listing with their client, via the internal network. The Boyenga Team already experienced agents from outside the area bringing buyers through Compass connections – now this is magnified tenfold. A Mid-Century Modern enthusiast in Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, or San Jose looking to sell can be matched with out-of-area buyers from, say, Austin or Seattle who’ve signaled interest in Eichler-style homes, because those buyers are identified and referred within one colossal organization. In effect, Silicon Valley Eichler sellers are no longer limited to local demand; they can tap into Anywhere’s national client pool of architecture lovers. Conversely, a Bay Area buyer longing for an Eichler in, say, Orange County or even an East Coast mid-century gem can be connected to trusted agents in those locales through the merged referral network – a level of relocation synergy that keeps clients “in house” and well-served.

Sotheby’s, Corcoran, and Compass Prestige: Another geographic synergy is the blending of brand strengths. Silicon Valley Eichlers straddle the line between luxury and niche enthusiast markets. With Anywhere’s luxury brands now sisters to Compass, Eichler listings gain prestige branding when needed. For instance, a high-end Eichler in Palo Alto (many now topping $3–5M) can be co-marketed via Sotheby’s International Realty channels to confer an extra cachet and reach ultra-high-net-worth buyers. At the same time, Compass’s modern, tech-forward brand appeals to the younger tech buyers. The merger allows flexible branding and dual-market positioning – local Eichler experts backed by both the cutting-edge Compass image and the venerable Sotheby’s/Corcoran global image. This could be especially useful in places like Palo Alto or Los Altos, where many sales are off-market and attract overseas interest; as the Boyenga Team noted, they have sold estates via Private Exclusive at premium prices, with overseas buyers paying a premium for exclusivity. Now, those exclusives can be quietly shared with Sotheby’s international affiliates, reaching that audience even more directly. Meanwhile, Anywhere’s Cartus relocation ties with corporations mean that if a company is moving an employee to Silicon Valley, the first introduction to local housing could be via this merged brokerage – giving Eichler listings a chance to be showcased to transferees right away. All told, the geographic synergies ensure that whether an Eichler seller is in Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, or San Jose, their home is promoted coast-to-coast and globally to the most likely buyers, and whether a buyer is around the corner or around the world, the new Compass Anywhere network can guide them to the Eichler that fits their modernist tastes.

Summary of Strategic Advantages for Eichler Experts Post-Merger

Strategic AreaMerger-Enabled Benefits for Eichler Buyers & SellersData & Market Intelligence– Massive combined dataset (1.2M transactions/year) fuels AI for accurate Eichler pricing & trend prediction.
– Nationwide comps & buyer data allow identification of true mid-century comparables and optimal listing timing.
– Predictive analytics flag likely Eichler sellers and guide when to list for maximum impact (leveraging Anywhere’s broader homeownership insights).Buyer Targeting & Matchmaking– 340k+ agents in 120 countries means a huge referral network to find architecture-loving buyers.
– Unified CRM & AI cross-match mid-century enthusiast buyers from Anywhere’s brands to Silicon Valley Eichlers, surfacing hidden demand via behavioral cues.
– Expanded Collections & network engagement: Eichler listings reach curated “design-savvy” buyer groups nationwide, not just locally.Marketing & Exposure– Global listing exposure through Compass + Sotheby’s/Anywhere channels ensures Eichlers reach qualified buyers worldwide (global HNWIs, relocation clients).
– Enhanced private marketing: A far larger off-market “Coming Soon” network to quietly shop Eichlers to motivated buyers before MLS.
– Stronger in-house marketing reduces reliance on Zillow/Realtor.com, focusing on targeted outreach that highlights Eichlers’ uniqueness to those who appreciate it.Seller Tools & Tech– AI-powered CMA 2.0: richer data for smarter pricing, adjusting for Eichler features and providing confidence in value.
– Renovation guidance backed by data: merged insights and Concierge funding help sellers invest in period-correct upgrades with proven ROI.
– Next-gen staging & marketing: AI/VR tools to digitally stage mid-century interiors, plus automated marketing campaigns (boosted by Anywhere’s tech roadmap) to attract and educate buyers.Architectural Preservation– Broader buyer pool of preservationists: combined network pinpoints buyers who value Eichlers’ design (e.g. via Sotheby’s art/architecture clientele) and matches them with sellers, ensuring homes go to appreciative new owners.
– Data-backed appraisal of design: expansive comps help justify the “Eichler premium” (often 10–20% over standard homes) so sellers get full value for original features.
– Protected integrity: Agents can leverage merger resources to counsel sellers on preserving key Eichler elements (now proven to boost sale prices), aligning financial incentive with preservation.Geographic & Relocation Synergy– Relocation pipeline access: Anywhere’s Cartus relationships funnel out-of-area buyers (corporate transferees, etc.) directly to Eichler listings, expanding demand beyond local geography.
– Nationwide agent collaboration: one company links Silicon Valley Eichler experts with agents in other metros, making referrals seamless when their clients seek mid-century homes in CA.
– Global luxury reach: Eichler sellers benefit from Sotheby’s International Realty’s worldwide marketing and Compass’s tech appeal combined – attracting both international collectors and domestic elite looking for architectural homes.

In summary, the Compass acquisition of Anywhere Real Estate marries elite technology with expansive scale, creating a powerhouse platform for niche-market experts like the Eichler-focused Boyenga Team. Data-wise, it provides an unprecedented intelligence edge – from AI valuations tailored to mid-century homes to predicting exactly when and how to list a rare Eichler for maximum impact. Buyer-wise, it dramatically widens the net to find those needle-in-haystack enthusiasts, whether they’re across the country or across the ocean, and seamlessly matches them to the right home. Marketing-wise, it offers Eichler sellers both the megaphone of a global brokerage and the precision of targeted, tech-enabled campaigns – ensuring these architectural gems get the spotlight they deserve to the audiences that matter most. Meanwhile, new seller tools born from the merger help agents honor the Eichler legacy (through thoughtful improvements, pricing, and staging) and articulate its value, so that preserving a home’s character and achieving top-dollar go hand in hand. Finally, with geographic synergies and brand integrations, a mid-century home in Sunnyvale can now be promoted as easily to a New York design aficionado or a relocating Berlin engineer as to a local house-hunter.

For Silicon Valley’s mid-century modern homeowners and buyers, the Compass+Anywhere merger isn’t just industry news – it’s a game-changing development that translates into smarter insights, farther reach, and better outcomes. The Eichler Experts on the Boyenga Team are uniquely positioned to leverage these strategic advantages, combining their own deep knowledge of these homes with the newfound capabilities of a real estate mega-platform. The result: an even higher level of service that honors the history and design of Eichler homes while harnessing the cutting edge of real estate innovation to benefit buyers and sellers alike.

ABOUT THE BOYENGA TEAM

The Boyenga Team at Compass are recognized Silicon Valley real estate leaders and nationally known Eichler Home Experts, representing buyers and sellers of architecturally significant mid-century modern homes across Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, San Jose, Los Altos, and beyond.

Led by Eric and Janelle Boyenga, the team blends deep market analytics, architectural literacy, and next-generation technology with hands-on, relationship-driven representation. Their approach goes far beyond traditional real estate — combining data science, buyer-behavior analysis, off-market strategy, and preservation-minded marketing to achieve superior outcomes for Eichler clients.

Eric and Janelle are especially known for:

• Accurately pricing and positioning authentic Eichler homes

• Identifying and attracting design-forward, preservation-minded buyers

• Leveraging Compass’s Private Exclusives and off-market network

• Using data-driven renovation and preparation strategies that protect architectural integrity

• Advocating fiercely for clients in competitive Silicon Valley markets

Through Compass — and now the expanded Compass + Anywhere platform — the Boyenga Team delivers unmatched reach, smarter strategy, and deeper buyer intelligence, ensuring Eichler homes are not only sold, but sold to the right buyers, at the right value, at the right time.