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For those who want to relocate to Oakland, CA, the real estate market offers just as much variety in housing as it does in business and recreation. Real estate in Oakland includes condominiums, townhouses, and single family homes in over 50 unique neighborhoods. The city can be broadly divided into downtown Oakland, East Oakland, North Oakland, and West Oakland. Locally, areas of Oakland are also divided into the “hills” and the “flats.” Although there are exceptions, Oakland’s flatlands, comprising of Downtown, West Oakland, and parts of North and East Oakland, are characterized by predominantly working-class and middle-class neighborhoods, while the hills, comprised of the majority of North and East Oakland, are characterized by middle and upper class neighborhoods. Of course, recent residential development is changing the face of Downtown Oakland, and many people are moving back into the city center with all of the city’s best attractions right at their fingertips. Because of this trend, grabbing up real estate in Downtown Oakland can be a great investment. There are many converted lofts in Downtown Oakland that offer charming historic details combined with urban amenities. Oakland condominiums, lofts, and townhouses range in price from the mid-$100,000s to over $1 million, depending on size and location.
If the city center isn’t your scene, Oakland real estate offers single family homes to those who need more space. Some of the city’s most popular residential neighborhoods are Rockridge, Montclair, Glenview, and Hadden Hill—to name just a few. All of Oakland’s premier neighborhoods are conveniently located near schools, and offer their own commercial centers complete with local stores, restaurants and banks. Whereas some neighborhoods are characterized by a specific style of home, most neighborhoods in Oakland carry a pleasing mix of architectural styles. Historic homes in Oakland vary from the unique East Bay brown shingle and San Francisco stick houses to craftsman bungalows and ornate Queen Anne homes. There are also many newer homes that feature traditional design, as well as the clean lines of the most contemporary architectural trends that are mostly featured in the Oakland hills. These expansive luxury homes are desirable for their breathtaking views of the city and the bay. Overall, single family homes in Oakland can range in price from $200,000 to over $5 million, with a median home price in the $500,000s. With so much to offer—moderate climate, rewarding careers, and exciting recreation—Oakland is truly a wonderful place to live. And with a strong real estate market represented by expert professionals, it is easier than ever to find your next dream home in Oakland, CA.
Oakland is one of California's most popular cities and makes a wonderful place to live. The residents here are among the most ethnically diverse o... Read more
The city of Oakland is situated in the San Francisco Bay Area in northern California. Incorporated as a town in 1852, the city derives its name fro... Read more
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Fremont, California was made from the merging of five smaller communities; Centerville, Irvington, Mission San Jose, Niles, and Warm Springs. ... Read more
Fremont was first settled with the establishment of Mission San Jose by the Spanish. In the mid 1840's, John C. Fremont mapped the area throug... Read more
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Mountain View, California is located in Santa Clara County and is one of the cities that make up Silicon Valley. Microsoft, Google and even NASA al... Read more
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