Find the newest Emeryville homes for sale as well as more real estate in Alameda County below. Emeryville is a small and inviting community situated up on Alameda County's northwest side. Conveniently wedged in between the cities of Oakland and Berkeley, and positioned right along the bay front, it’s hard to find a more appealing location than what Emeryville has to offer, especially given its close proximity to Interstate 80 and the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge. And if you’re not somebody who loves to drive, Emeryville also has plenty of public transit options that run into either San Francisco or nearby Oakland, only adding to its convenience and appeal. For further information about Emeryville properties for sale or to schedule a private showing, contact your Bay Area real estate team today! Read more about Emeryville real estate.
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Real estate in Emeryville is some of the most affordable in the East Bay. Converted warehouse lofts, hip new loft construction, townhouses, high-rise condominiums, low-rise condos, and single-family homes; real estate in Emeryville, California has it all. Whether you are looking for chic modern ambience or cozy comfort, a 30-story high-rise condo with spectacular views of the San Francisco skyline or an innovative Energy Star qualified loft, come take a look at the homes for sale in Emeryville, CA. While Emeryville certainly features a plethora of housing options that should be suitable for just about any East Bay home buyer, condos and lofts for sale in town really offer a great value. Townhouses are also common throughout the Emeryville area, but if you prefer a smaller bungalow or even a larger detached single-family home, buyers shouldn’t have too much trouble finding something that fits all their needs and wants. And for added perspective, recent real estate statistics in 2017 had the median home value in Emeryville just under $508,000, which is a great starting point compared to homes and condos across the bridge in San Francisco.
Emeryville’s evolution from a heavy industrial area into a thriving urban center is evident in the character of Emeryville real estate. Several development projects have adapted existing factories and warehouses into hip, contemporary live/work lofts such as the award winning conversion of a fruit-drying company into Emeryville Warehouse Lofts, and Costarella Architect’s renovation of a 1917 commercial building into the Horton Street Lofts. Emeryville also boasts quite a few newer condominiums, including those in the retail/residential development of Bay Street.
Emeryville is a small East Bay city located on the I-80/I-580 corridor between Berkeley and Oakland. Proximity to San Francisco, U C Berkeley, and the Silicon Valley, great public transportation options, and ambitious urban renewal projects have helped to make Emeryville a progressive, up-and-coming East Bay community.
Home to several well-known biotech and computer/software industries, including Bayer, Novartis, LeapFrog Enterprises, and Pixar Animation Studios, Emeryville has a thriving business community. Extensive redevelopment has created thousands of new homes in Emeryville and several upscale retail centers with stores that include West Elm Furniture and the first IKEA to be built in northern California.
Despite having a population of only about 10,000 people, Emeryville is also home to countless major brands and corporations, just some of which include Pixar, Peet’s Coffee & Tea, Jamba Juice, and a growing list of tech-companies and start-ups. Silicon Valley, Downtown San Francisco, Downtown Oakland, and the University of California - Berkeley are also all just minutes from the Emeryville community, and it seems that on-going commercial development throughout the community is always bringing something new to the area from a shopping, dining, or entertainment standpoint as well.
Below is a list of schools in the city of Emeryville for buyers with school-aged children to consider:
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