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Evolving community in south Richmond
While it may look like much has not changed in the neighborhood since the 1950s — its midcentury-era homes, its lack of nearby nationally-known businesses — things are starting to happen in Coronado, a small neighborhood in south Richmond. “There’s a slow change happening there. You’ve got people who’ve lived there for a really long time, but you’ve also got some new people coming in, including investors who are fixing up properties and reselling them,” says Realtor Kelley Lewis of Luxe Real Estate & Property Management. Walk down any of the streets and find houses getting facelifts, or glimpse the two newly renovated elementary schools and see that investments are being made throughout the community that both old-timers and newcomers are sure to enjoy.
With colorful, modern homes, Coronado is an up and coming area in the East Bay.
Coronado in Richmond has many residents full of pride and style on display in the neighborhood.
The neighborhood of Coronado is full of color, life, and vibrance.
Coronado is a community that both old-timers and newcomers are sure to enjoy.
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Bungalows and ranch-style homes line the streets
Much of the community is laid out on a traditional, urban-style street grid with small bungalows and ranch-style homes lining the streets. They were primarily built between 1940 and 1960 and sit close on narrow lots, often encompassed by low, wrought-iron fences. Front yards are often petite and filled with brushy foliage, and small trees and backyards often feature detached garages or ADUs. Sidewalks are plentiful throughout the neighborhood, allowing residents to walk to nearby schools, parks and stores. Prices range from $390,000 for 900 square feet to $700,000 for 1,500 square feet. Those looking for newer builds can find tall single-family homes and townhouse-style condos in the North of Marina (NOMA) community. They are boxy and modern, featuring large windows and balconies, automatic blinds, Ring alarm systems, and EV charging stations for residents. Prices for NOMA homes range from $675,000 for 1,600 square feet to $900,000 for 1,800 square feet.
The colorful homes in Coronado are well-kept and cared for by their residents.
There are a few historical homes in Coronado that have been renovated to their original glory.
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Residents stay moving with I-580 and BART trains
Coronado is bordered by Interstate 580, a prominent Bay Area roadway that travels south to Berkeley, Oakland and San Francisco, and northwest into Marin County. Coronado is also just a mile away from the Richmond BART station, which helps residents get around without a car.
For residents in Coronado needing public transportation, Richmond BART is close and easy to use.
Interstate 580 borders Coronado and Richmond making commuting fast and easy.
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A handful of locally owned restaurants in the neighborhood
For casual dining, locals head to Ohio Avenue and order Louisiana-style fried chicken or fish at Snapper's Seafood Restaurant or authentic tacos from the market's taqueria at La Tiendona Market & Produce. While there, they pick up groceries and home essentials. To unwind, many residents head to Armistice Brewing Company just south of Interstate 580, which offers cold craft beer, an outdoor patio and an ever-changing tap line-up.
If you are craving a fresh brewed beer, try out award winning Armistice in Coronado.
Armistice is a sibling-owned brewery in Coronado priding itself in experimental brews.
Coronado has a shopping center in the southern corner with many places to shop and eat.
La Lupita in the Coronado neighborhood is a popular lunch spot for local workers and residents.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Park is a gathering spot for many
Residents looking for outdoor activities often head to Martin Luther King Jr. Park, a 13-acre community space with amenities including basketball and tennis courts, where friends challenge each other to games, a playground where kids burn off energy on weekends and an outdoor fitness area that was built in 2019 and mimics many pieces of equipment found in a gym. BMX bikers take advantage of Dirt World Bike Park, a terrain park near Ohio Avenue and 20th Street with jumps and obstacles designed for BMX and mountain bikes. Dirt World also serves as an access point for the Richmond Greenway Trail, a pedestrian pathway built in place of an abandoned railway property. That trail leads to Unity Park, a brand-new community plaza with colorful public art, playgrounds, gardens and landscaping.
Residents looking for outdoor activities often head to Martin Luther King Jr. Park.
Kids are seen all over Coronado playing different games.
Martin Luther King Jr. Park is a 13-acre community space with a soccer field.
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Many kids start their education at Nystrom Elementary School
Students living in Coronado often start their education at Nystrom Elementary School, then head to Dejean Middle School and Kennedy High School. All three schools score a C-minus on Niche. Kennedy High serves nearly 900 students and has a student-teacher ratio of 17-to-1. In 2015, it became the first in the district to develop a fabrication laboratory (nicknamed the “Fab Lab”) that includes 3D printers, laser cutters and an electronics workbench. Families interested in private education for their kids can pick from a faith-based and a preparatory school in the area.
Nystrom Elementary School in Richmond has about 500 students.
The play area at Nystrom Elementary School in Richmond is new and kids love it!
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Coronado residents celebrate during Richmond's annual events
Coronado residents take advantage of Richmond's city-wide events each year, including the Chinese New Year Celebration in February, the Spring Egg Hunt in March and the Holiday Tree Lighting event in the late fall.
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On average, homes in Coronado, Richmond sell after 79 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Coronado, Richmond over the last 12 months is $555,000, down 12% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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