Oakland homes for sale

One of Oakland's oldest districts: preserved Victorians, rail history, and a fast-changing flatland with its own BART.

Oakland's civic core: Beaux-Arts and Art Deco towers, the Fox and Paramount theaters, and real nightlife.

Oakland's waterfront: converted produce warehouses, the SF ferry, and lofts with real square footage.

A historic crossroads on MacArthur Boulevard, with a walkable business strip beside Sausal Creek's canyon.

A wooded hill district around a village center, with view homes among the pines and redwoods.

The wooded hills climbing from Claremont toward the Berkeley line: canyon streets, big homes, and trailheads into the parks.

Tree-lined streets and period bungalows between MacArthur and Mills College.

Dense apartment living on Lake Merritt's north shore, steps from the farmers market and the water.

A hillside neighborhood above Lake Merritt's east shore, with period homes and views back across the water.

A wooded hill enclave high above the city, with view homes at the edge of the regional parkland.

A hillside pocket along the Foothill corridor, with view streets rising off the East Oakland flats.

A walkable North Oakland corridor of cafes, restaurants, and independent shops, running up to Mountain View Cemetery.

A settled East Oakland grid of bungalows and flats between Fruitvale and the foothills.

A modest East Oakland district of bungalows and flats around the Foothill and Fairfax business strip.

A dense streetcar district on International Boulevard, with a BART transit village and a famous Dia de los Muertos festival.

A hillside neighborhood along Park Boulevard, with a compact shopping strip and blocks of period homes.

A pine-shaded hill neighborhood of view homes on winding streets, next to the ridgeline open space.

A settled neighborhood high in the East Oakland hills, named for the redwoods that once covered the ridges.

A busy shopping avenue on Lake Merritt's eastern edge, steps from the water.

Oakland's compact hospital district near Downtown, on the rise above Broadway.

One of Oakland's oldest districts between Lake Merritt and the estuary, dense with Victorians.

Lake Merritt's northeast shoulder: the neon Grand Lake Theatre, a big farmers market, and Grand Avenue's shops.

College Avenue's commuter district: Craftsman streets, BART, and one of the East Bay's best food strips.

One of Oakland's oldest neighborhoods, now a busy Telegraph Avenue food scene.

A residential slope above Lake Merritt's east shore, anchored by Highland Hospital.

Curving streets and period-revival homes on the hills east of Lake Merritt.

The hillside above Rockridge, with larger period and view homes on winding streets.

A leafy neighborhood following the creek up toward Dimond, mixing flatland bungalows with early hill homes.

Quiet North Oakland between Temescal and the Berkeley line: bungalow blocks and a namesake park.

A wooded hill neighborhood of mid-century view homes, folded into the canyons near Montclair.

A hillside enclave above Highland Hospital, with winding streets and views over the lake and bay.

An East Oakland district along MacArthur Boulevard, with an everyday business strip below the foothill streets.

A dense East Oakland district along International Boulevard, east of Lake Merritt.

A quiet North Oakland pocket between Rockridge and Temescal, off Telegraph Avenue.

A historic streetcar district in deep East Oakland, with bungalow blocks off the Foothill and MacArthur corridors.

A leafy valley east of Lake Merritt, named for the streetcar trestle that once crossed its creek.

The lakeside edge between Chinatown and Lake Merritt's channel, home to Laney College.

The Claremont district on the Oakland and Berkeley border below the hills.

A compact North Oakland neighborhood around Mosswood Park, close to MacArthur BART and the Kaiser campus.

A small flatland pocket named for the Peralta land grant, with early-century homes near the Fruitvale corridor.

Storybook and Tudor homes reached by the landmark Leimert Bridge over Dimond Canyon.

A hillside enclave above the Caldecott corridor with bay views.