East Bay real estate

East Bay real estate

The Bar House in East Hampton redefines local luxury real estate with a record sale of $17.77 million.

A historic house on Mountain Avenue in Piedmont was sold for $3,495,000 due to rising real estate demand.

The Berkeley Hills home sold for 101% over its asking price in 14 days, highlighting fierce competition in the real estate market.

Lafayette is considering a housing development on land famous for white crosses, aiming to balance new homes with memorial preservation.

Homeowners are concerned about potential harm to redwood trees due to nearby construction plans.

The North Berkeley BART station housing project has been delayed, with construction now expected to begin in early 2026.

Berkeley mandates emissions-saving upgrades for small buildings during sales, effective January 2026.

Berkeley's amnesty program could add 4,000 new housing units by legalizing unpermitted secondary housing.

The 6500 block of Oakwood Drive in Oakland sold for $1.6M, reflecting $567/sq ft.

A historic home in Oakland sold for over $3 million, indicating strong demand in the local real estate market.

The Northlake Project aims to revitalize Oakland through public-private partnership, enhancing security and beautification initiatives.

The Contra Costa School of Performing Arts is closing due to financial challenges driven by rising costs and declining enrollment.

The sale of the Oakland Coliseum has been delayed by a year due to ongoing negotiations between Alameda County and AASEG.

Oakland's plans to accelerate the Coliseum land sale have been reversed, extending the timeline to 2026 amid financial challenges and leadership changes.