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Explore what it’s like to live in Glenview
From its locally owned businesses to highly rated neighborhood schools, Glenview has a strong sense of community and is popular with families. It’s very walkable, particularly along Park Boulevard, which features a variety of restaurants, cafes and shops. It’s known for its calm atmosphere, local parks and central location, although nightlife and shopping options are somewhat limited.
The friendly streets of Glenview neighborhood beckon you to walk them.
Glenview neighborhood is full of beautiful two story craftsman homes.
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A walkable community with early 20th-century homes
Home prices range from the lower $700,000s for a small fixer-upper to nearly $2 million for larger renovated homes. Glenview’s homes are eclectic in both style and size, appealing to a range of different buyers and budgets. Craftsman homes, Tudor Revivals and California bungalows are common, with many dating back to the early 1920s. Wide sidewalks are bordered by landscaped yards that showcase leafy shrubs and blooming flowers in the summer. “People like Glenview because it has meandering, tree-lined streets and charming bungalows, and it’s very walkable,” says Realtor Jeremy Davidson of Compass Realty, a longtime Bay Area agent.
Adorable bungalows make Glenview and appealing place to put down roots.
Large craftsman homes in Glenview are being modernized with todays amenities.
Although the homes in Glenview are older, many are being renovated each year with new amenities.
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Neighborhood schools within walking and biking distance
Schools are a strong draw for families with young children, and students in Glenview live within walking distance of Glenview Elementary School and Edna Brewer Middle School, both of which are well-regarded for their academic excellence and community focus. Glenview Elementary, a neighborhood fixture since 1927, features a historic Art Deco façade and a modern interior following a major renovation in 2020. “It’s a beloved local school. In the morning, you’ll see a lot of families walking their kids to school,” Davidson says. Oakland High School, located just across the highway, offers specialized career pathway programs in areas like environmental science, public health and visual arts.
Oakland High School in Highland Terrace prepares students into a 4 year college.
Glenview Elementary is a public K-5 elementary school enrolling 460 students in Oakland.
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Park Boulevard offers shops, cafes and eateries
Glenview’s shopping and dining options are centered on Park Boulevard, which offers a mix of local restaurants, cafes and small businesses. Essentials like grocery stores are within walking distance, while larger markets and retail options are just a short drive away in Montclair or the Dimond District. “You can walk to coffee and a restaurant and get your nails done and get a burger, all in this cute little shopping district,” says Deidre Joyner, a Realtor with Red Oak Realty and a longtime resident of the nearby Redwood Heights community. Some local favorites include:
Blackberry Bistro — brunch and comfort food
Bellanico Restaurant and Wine Bar — Italian-inspired small plates
Sushi Park — classic sushi and rolls
Paulista Café — Brazilian café and tapas
Blackberry Bistro serves American, breakfast, brunch and lunch for Glenview residents.
Glenview's Paulista cafe is a hot spot for coffee, Pao Queijo (cheese bread) and fruit bowls.
The owner of Paulista is a warm and welcoming guy making it a hot spot for Glenview residents.
Glenview Taqueria offers authentic Mexican cuisine for Glenview Residents.
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Parks, trails and outdoor spaces are neighborhood perks
Glenview is surrounded by excellent outdoor spaces. Dimond Park is the neighborhood’s centerpiece, offering tennis courts, a pool, playgrounds and trails along Sausal Creek. From there, the Dimond Canyon Trail connects to Joaquin Miller Park, a 500-acre haven with picnic areas, a dog park and shaded hiking paths. Continuing north leads to Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park, where towering redwoods and mountains offer a serene backdrop for biking and hiking. Lake Merritt is also nearby; opportunities for jogging, birdwatching and boating are all just minutes from Glenview.
Dimond Park's playground is one of Glenview residents' favorite.
Glenview residents enjoy spending a lazy afternoon at Dimond Park.
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Transit and commuting options are plentiful
Glenview offers good transportation options for both commuters and locals. The neighborhood is highly walkable and bike-friendly, with easy access to public transit and major roads. “A lot of people want to live in the mix where they’re not necessarily car-dependent, and this is one of those neighborhoods,” Joyner says. Some transit options include:
Quick car access via Interstate 580
AC Transit buses on Park Boulevard
Fruitvale BART station is less than 3 miles away
Bike paths through Dimond Park
Fruitvale BART Station connect Glenview Residents to the rest of East Bay.
Glenview residents can access the expansive bus lines of ACT transit within walking distance.
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I have loved living in Glenview for the past 12 years. It is a loving and lively community in which I have met many of my best friends. The neighborhood is full of families, most with 2-3 kids, many of whom I babysit for. There is also everything you need just blocks away, restaurants, markets, cleaners, and dog grooming. There is great access to all forms of commute. We are nearby several bus stations, friendly carpools, and very close to bart.
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Glenview Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Glenview, Oakland sell after 22 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Glenview, Oakland over the last 12 months is $1,250,000, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Set between Park Boulevard and Dimond Park, this two-bedroom bungalow pairs original craftsmanship with the warmth and character of a well-loved home. Carefully tended over many years, the drought-tolerant front garden sets an elegant tone, drawing butterflies, birds, and bees and giving the stately five-sided bay window a peaceful view as neighbors stroll by. Sit a while to have a quiet chat on
Fall in love with this charming Spanish Colonial Revival home, a private retreat that feels worlds away from the city. Warm and gracefully nostalgic, this distinctive 1938 home lives with the kind of ease and calm that’s hard to find. Set in an enclave above Trestle Glen adjacent to Piedmont, it pairs original character with major systems already handled: roof, foundation, and electrical have all
Beautifully maintained duplex located in one of the most desirable pockets of the Glenview neighborhood. This versatile property offers an excellent opportunity for both investors and owner-occupants. The lower unit features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom and will be delivered vacant, making it ideal for an owner-user or for securing market rent immediately. The upper unit offers 3 bedrooms and 2
Qualified investors are extended the opportunity to acquire 1478 MacArthur Blvd located in Oakland, CA. This well-maintained apartment community was built in 1925 and includes 5 two bedrooms / one bathroom units, 1 one bedroom one bathroom units, and 2 Large Commercial Units with full kitchens and bathrooms. Recent Capital improvements include completion of the seismic retrofit for the soft
Welcome to this sun-drenched third-floor apartment in Oakland, where natural light and open-air living come together beautifully. This 500 sq ft residence offers a spacious living room filled with sunlight and sweeping views from your private balcony — a perfect retreat at the end of the day.The well-appointed kitchen features sleek stainless steel appliances, including a stove and oven,
Welcome to this inviting second-floor apartment in Oakland, where natural light and thoughtful upgrades come together in a beautifully appointed 500 sq ft layout. The spacious living room is bathed in sunlight and opens to a private balcony, offering a wonderful outdoor retreat right at home.The well-equipped kitchen features stainless steel appliances, including a stove and oven,
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