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Dividend Homes

Dividend Homes is a privately owned Silicon Valley builder with an office in Los Gatos, and it says it has built homes for more than 40 years. Its recent communities are townhomes in Mountain View, Sunnyvale and Palo Alto, each with its own style. Here’s what the records confirm and what the homes resell for.

builder file 31dividend homes
builder
Dividend Homes, Inc.
owned
privately, per the company
office
Los Gatos
president
Jim Pedicini, per the company
builds
townhomes and some single-family homes
architect
Dahlin, at Acacia
listings say
“Dividend Homes”
  • sales on record · live…
  • median $/sq ft, last 2 yrs…
  • for sale now · live…
  • communities in our area7

where they are

Dividend communities in our area

From city records, an investor’s project page and the company’s own pages.

communitycityyearhomesnotes
MaravillaMountain View2019–202255Three-story Spanish-style townhomes with two-car garages, decks and courtyards, completed in 2022, per its investor Grosvenor.
PrismSunnyvaleabout 2020—Townhomes on E. Evelyn Ave. The company lists Prism among its neighborhoods.
CaymanMorgan Hill——Single-family homes, listed among the company’s neighborhoods.
AlicanteMorgan Hill——Listed among the company’s neighborhoods.
AcaciaPalo Alto2023–16420 Acacia Ave, on a former parking lot: townhome-style condominiums in four 2- and 3-story buildings, two of them below-market-rate, designed by Dahlin, per the city.
KenisonMountain Viewopening 2026—317 Moorpark Way: single-family homes, per the company.
3200 PARKPalo Altocoming 202774Townhome-style homes at 3200 Park Blvd, part of the former Fry’s site rezoned for redevelopment; marketed by Dividend Homes, per the company.

Listings also credit Dividend Homes with the Sierrapoint townhomes on Sierra Vista Ave in Mountain View (2017), and one says a Dividend co-founder developed about 100 homes in the Los Altos Foothills; we couldn’t confirm either. Sundara in Fremont is outside our area.

the homes

What the homes are like

From the city, an investor’s project page and the company’s descriptions.

  • product

    Mostly townhomes

    Maravilla and Prism are three-story townhomes over two-car garages; Acacia and 3200 PARK are townhome-style condominiums; Kenison is single-family.

  • style

    A style per site

    Maravilla is Spanish-style, with stucco, tile and iron details; the company calls Kenison contemporary.

  • architect

    Dahlin at Acacia

    Dahlin designed Acacia, with rooftop decks on most homes and private yards on two, according to a local report.

  • bmr

    Below-market-rate homes

    Acacia includes two below-market-rate condominiums, which carry resale restrictions.

  • solar

    Solar after 2020

    California has required solar on most new low-rise homes permitted since January 1, 2020, so check each home’s permit date and solar paperwork.

the sales ledger

Every recorded Dividend Homes sale

Each dot is a sale whose listing names Dividend Homes. Hover a dot for the address, date and price.

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one recorded salemedian for the yearprice per sq ft = sale price ÷ listed living area

soldaddressprice$/sq ftbd / basq ft

New-home sales the builder handled directly may not appear in the MLS. Sales come from the MLS records available to us and include every sold listing whose description names the builder, so a few homes may be labeled by the listing agent rather than confirmed from tract records. Sold data is shown with the listing brokerage. Price per square foot uses the living area in the listing. Ask us for a full comparable-sales report on any address.

on the market

For sale now

Active listings whose description names Dividend Homes.

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owning one today

Owning one today

  • HOAs and CC&RsThe townhome communities have homeowners associations. Ask for the CC&Rs, budget, reserve study and any rules on roof decks and exteriors.
  • Below-market-rate resale limitsPalo Alto, Mountain View and Sunnyvale require some below-market-rate homes in new projects. Check title for a BMR agreement before using a sale as a comparable.
  • Warranty and SB 800We found no published Dividend warranty terms, so ask for the written warranty. California’s Right to Repair Act generally limits defect claims to 10 years after completion.

the nerd check

Buying or selling one

What we check when you buy

  • Community and completion dateWe confirm the community, plan and completion date, which set the comparables and the warranty window.
  • HOA reviewWe read the budget, reserves and minutes before you commit.
  • BMR statusWe check whether a home or its comparables carry below-market-rate restrictions.
  • The right comparablesWe compare against the same plan in the same community first.

How we market one when you sell

  • Name the communityBuyers search for Maravilla, Prism and Acacia by name, so we lead with them.
  • Document the upgradesWe list the options and finishes chosen when the home was new.
  • Prep with a planOur Prep Lab budgets touch-ups before you list.
  • Price from real salesWe price from recent resales of the same plan.

questions

Questions we hear

Who is Dividend Homes?

A privately owned Silicon Valley builder with an office in Los Gatos. It says it has more than 40 years of homebuilding experience, and Jim Pedicini is its president, according to the company.

Where has Dividend Homes built here?

Maravilla in Mountain View, Prism in Sunnyvale, Acacia in Palo Alto and Cayman and Alicante in Morgan Hill, with Kenison in Mountain View and 3200 PARK in Palo Alto coming next, per the company.

Do Dividend communities include below-market-rate homes?

Acacia includes two, per the city of Palo Alto. Ask whether any resale or comparable is a below-market-rate home, since those carry resale limits.

What warranty comes with a Dividend home?

The company doesn’t publish its warranty terms, so ask for the written warranty with any new-home contract and for what remains on a resale.

sources

Sources

City records, an investor’s page and company pages, checked October 2026.

builder files

Every builder file, by era

Bars show the years each builder was building here. See all builders or the home styles field guide.

  1. Fernando Nelson1880–1920s
  2. Gellert (Sunstream)1922–1972
  3. Birge Clark1922–1970s
  4. Stoneson1920s–1960s
  5. Doelger1927–1960s
  6. McKeon1927–early 1970s
  7. Gardner Dailey1930s–1960s
  8. William Wurster1930s–1960s
  9. Rousseau1931–1933
  10. Bohannon1936–1955
  11. Cliff May1950s
  12. Stern & Price1951–1953
  13. Mackay Homes1950s
  14. Mardell1955–1959
  15. Hayman Homes1960s–1970s
  16. Ditz-Crane1962–1984
  17. Brown & Kauffmann1960s–1981
  18. Bahl1968–1986
  19. Ponderosa Homes1970s–1990s
  20. Shapell1971–2000s
  21. SummerHill Homes1976–today
  22. Pinn Brothers1976–today
  23. Robson Homes1989–today
  24. Pacific Peninsula Group1989–today
  25. Barry Swenson Builder1990s–2010s
  26. Classic Communities1990s–2010s
  27. Warmington1990s–2020s
  28. DeNova Homes2000s–today
  29. City Ventures2011–today
  30. Trumark Homes2012–today
  31. Dividend Homes2010s–today
  32. KB Home1980s–today
  33. Brookfield1990s–today
  34. Pulte Homes2000s–today
  35. Shea Homes2000s–2010s
  36. Lennar2000s–today
  37. Toll Brothers2000s–today
  38. Taylor Morrison2007–today
  39. D.R. Horton2010s
  40. Tri Pointe Homes2012–today
  41. K. Hovnanian2014–2018
  42. Meritage Homes2010s

talk to a property nerd

Own a Dividend home?

We can value it against resales of the same plan and get the HOA paperwork in order. Commissions are negotiable, and we offer bundled services, so ask us what’s included.

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