See the newest San Pablo homes for sale and Contra Costa County real estate below. San Pablo, California is a diverse East Bay city located north of El Cerrito, near the southeastern shores of the San Pablo Bay. San Pablo's central location, along with its proximity to the Richmond BART station and the Eastshore Freeway (I-80), makes the commute between San Pablo and other Bay Area locations straightforward and convenient. For additional information on San Pablo properties for sale or to schedule a home showing, contact your Bay Area real estate professionals today! Read more about San Pablo real estate.
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San Pablo is a medium-sized town, with a population of around 30,000 people. Almost entirely surrounded by the city of Richmond, San Pablo doesn't have much room for substantial growth, so it's one of those rare instances where what you see is what you get.
San Pablo homes for sale are generally pretty affordable, at least compared to countless other cities and towns all throughout the Bay area. In addition, its also a location that offers a fairly broad mix of housing styles and options, especially for a town of only 30,000 people. Many condos you'll see on the market will be priced under $300,000, even while still providing plenty of living space and even a few extra amenities in some cases as well. Additionally, most cottage-style single-family residences in San Pablo fall somewhere between $300,000 and $400,000, and even larger homes for sale in town don't typically exceed $600,000, making it a great place to consider if you're looking to make that long-awaited transition from renting to owning.
Loaded with shopping centers, chain restaurants, and big box shopping outlets, San Pablo looks much like a typical suburban community, and its close proximity to several major highways also helps make it a relatively conveniently place to live in the East Bay as well. Along with all the shopping and dining you'll find scattered throughout the area, Contra Costa College also calls San Pablo home, and the Richmond Country Club is located just north of town, which is nice to have around if you're somebody who enjoys spending an afternoon outside on the golf course.
Influenced by the waters of the bay, San Pablo enjoys a pleasant climate, mild in the winter and not too warm in the summer. Parks and outdoor open spaces in the surrounding hills and along the shores of the bay provide many outdoor recreational activities for residents and visitors alike.
Buying or selling a home in San Pablo? Let our team of Bay Area real estate experts help you through the purchase of your new San Pablo property or the sale of your current residence. As your local real estate agents, we have expert insider knowledge of the market dynamics unique to San Pablo real estate.
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