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Transportation access and competitive pricing in Coliseum
Coliseum is an East Oakland neighborhood surrounded by transit hubs, event venues and busy roadways. “It’s very convenient for people to get to work because of the BART — a lot of buses meet up at the BART station too,” says James Garrett, broker with Better Homes Realty, who has lived in Oakland for about 60 years. “It’s also close to the freeway entrance.” In addition to its commuter convenience, Coliseum’s housing tends to be competitively priced, with sales often falling well below the city’s median.
Coliseum is a hub of activity and lifestyle in Oakland.
Coliseum residents can easily grab the newly renovated Tempo Bus, which travels up and down International Boulevard.
Coliseum locals love Timeless Coffee for its vegan pastries and cozy Piedmont Avenue vibe.
A mural at the Coliseum BART station epitomizes the energy of Oakland culture.
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Potential developments around the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
The neighborhood is best known for its proximity to the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, the former home of the Oakland Athletics. The space now hosts professional soccer games, and concerts take place at the adjacent Oakland Arena. Plans are in place to revamp the coliseum grounds and its surrounding area into a vibrant bayside district with entertainment, employment opportunities and housing. According to the city’s planning documents for the project, the estimated completion date is sometime around 2035 or later.
After the Warriors and A's left the Coliseum, the neighborhood has been invigorated with a purpose to re-build and strengthen its neighborhood.
Hegenberger Road connects Coliseum to the 880 and 580 freeways.
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Single-family home prices are well below Oakland’s median
The community's streets are laid out in a grid, and many are one way. Yards tend to be relatively compact, often with fenced off-street parking. Some feature palm trees or other greenery. Bungalows and cottages from the early 1900s are prevalent, and newer options include duplexes and fourplexes. The city of Oakland's median single-family sale price is around $910,000, but in Coliseum, single-family homes typically sell between $280,000 and $550,000. Multifamily complexes generally range from $580,000 to $690,000. The neighborhood has some affordable housing apartments that were funded by a grant from the city of Oakland.
Air quality issues are a concern for the entire Bay Area, and Coliseum residents are also likely to experience noise pollution from passing traffic and trains.
Some Coliseum homes feature classic stucco siding, which gives the homes a very mediterranean vibe.
Coliseum homes tend to be very colorful and full of character.
The Coliseum neighborhood features tiny homes with character and charm.
Coliseum homes boast gardens that show off creativity and care from local residents.
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School choice through Oakland USD
Oakland Unified School District gives families a broad selection of magnet schools and specialty programs. Placement is determined by a yearly lottery. Lockwood STEAM Academy is in the neighborhood, and it serves transitional kindergarten through fifth-grade students. At Greenleaf TK-8, students learn in English and Spanish. Both schools earn C-minus ratings from Niche. Castlemont High School gets a C, and it offers dual-credit courses through Merrill College.
Lockwood STEAM Academy is one of the main primary schools that Coliseum students can get placed into.
Greenleaf Elementary near Coliseum offers strong educational programs for kids.
Castlemont High near Coliseum boasts a strong 14:1 student-to-teacher ratio.
A mural on the side of Lockwood STEAM Academy celebrates domestic workers and civil justice.
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BART, Amtrak and I-880 are all close by
Coliseum offers several transportation options. Sidewalks line the community’s streets, and most intersections also have crosswalks. Pedestrian bridges allow people to safely walk across Hegenberger Road and the railroad tracks. A Bay Area Rapid Transit, or BART, station is just southwest of the neighborhood, and an Amtrak station is a block farther. Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District buses provide regular service around Oakland, as well as to and from the Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport, about 5 miles away.
Hegenberger Road, which runs along the southern edge of the neighborhood, links up with nearby Interstate 880. Fremont and San Francisco are each approximately a 20-mile drive. Coliseum is close to a few hospitals, and the Alameda Health System-Highland Hospital, about 5 miles away, is a Level I trauma center.
Busy mornings at the Coliseum BART Station show the neighborhood’s commuter vibe.
Coliseum's ACE Train station carries commuters from Oakland as far as Sacramento with connecting trains throughout the country.
Coliseum is served by multiple AC Transit lines.
Coliseum's BART is a major hub in the network, as it serves as the connection to the Oakland Airport.
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Playgrounds and ball fields in Coliseum, bayside attractions are close
Locals have access to two city parks, both of which are near 69th Avenue. Coliseum Gardens Park has a large, grassy field, basketball courts and a playground. Carter-Gilmore Park and Greenman Field feature additional playgrounds and several ball fields. At the Martin Luther King Jr. Branch of the Oakland Public Library, along International Boulevard, there are regular bilingual playtimes and tween gaming meetups. Garrett says that many people enjoy visiting the San Leandro Bay. Paved multiuse trails follow the shoreline, and the waterside Martin Luther King Jr. Picnic Areas are about 5 miles away.
In addition to green space, Coliseum's Oakport Field has ample hiking trails & picnic areas along the bay.
Coliseum families love Carter-Gilmore for its playgrounds and open space.
Coliseum Gardens Park features a large green space and trail that follows Lion Creek.
Oakport Field offers beautiful views of Alameda and the San Leandro Bay for residents in the Coliseum neighborhood.
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Bodegas and casual dining along International Boulevard
International Boulevard is a commercial hot spot. “It has a whole lot of little shops and street vendors,” Garrett says. “Sometimes it seems like the street vendors do more business than the actual restaurants.” Diners have a choice of independently owned takeout places, such as Lucky Dragon Café, as well as some fast-food chains. Gazzali’s Supermarket is about 1 mile away in the Eastmont Town Center, but the community's many bodegas often carry meat, fresh produce and some pantry staples.
Koryo Sushi in Temescal is a favorite for Coliseum residents seeking fresh sushi.
Coliseum's own Lucky Dragon Cafe serves the community with fast American Chinese Take Out.
Coliseum residents use International Boulevard to reach destinations across Oakland.
Colosseum sells fast food options for travelers across from the Coliseum BART and bus station.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Coliseum Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Coliseum, Oakland sell after 49 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Coliseum, Oakland over the last 12 months is $442,500, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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