Discover the best Old Oakland homes for sale and real estate in Oakland below. Old Oakland (or "Old City Oakland" as it is commonly called) is the city’s charming historic district, which is defined as the area between Broadway, 11th Street, the Nimitz Freeway, and Interstate 980. With the Jack London Square district immediately south, downtown Oakland immediately north, and Oakland’s rapidly growing Chinatown immediately east, some say there’s no better place to live than right here in the Old City Oakland neighborhood. Although it was all the way back in the mid 1800s, Old Oakland was actually considered the city’s original downtown, but after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake that rocked much of the region, a new downtown was born just a few blocks north. For up-to-date information regarding Oakland properties for sale in Old Oakland or to schedule a private home showing, contact your Bay Area real estate specialists today! Read more about Old Oakland real estate.
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Planning to buy or sell a home in Old Oakland? Contact Bay Area Modern at (415) 233-6821. Your neighborhood real estate agents will offer guidance to help you through the Old Oakland real estate market.
Old Oakland is an excellent place to begin a home search, especially if you’re in the market for a condo or an attached, maintenance-free residence. Plenty of market-rate condos have been developed all around Old City Oakland, not to mention a few transit-oriented developments that help make city living just a little more convenient. And whether you like the charm and character of a vintage building in Old Oakland or the modern look and feel of newer construction, there’s something for just about everyone when it comes to the style of condos and apartments found all throughout the neighborhood.
Today, Old Oakland lives much like a thriving lifestyle district that’s filled with places to eat, shop, and enjoy being a part of one of Oakland’s most desirable places to call home.
If you're purchasing a home in Old Oakland, allow our team of local real estate experts to guide you through the process with your Old Oakland property today. As Oakland real estate agents, we have exclusive insider knowledge of Old Oakland market dynamics.
To learn more about agent representation while buying or selling your Old Oakland home, contact Bay Area Modern. Check out our Free Market Analysis page to receive a free home value analysis in Old Oakland.
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