Neighborhoods near Malcolm X Elementary School in Berkeley, CA

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Claremont

Claremont, Berkeley, has elegant homes near a historic hotel, leafy streets, and a small shopping center. Claremont Canyon Regional Preserve offers scenic hiking trails, and Willard Park provides playgrounds and baseball fields. Claremont, a neighborhood straddling Berkeley and Oakland, is renowned for its leafy streets, elegant homes, and close
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  $2.63M
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  $1.6M - $10.4M
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Berkeley Hills

Framed by Berkeley’s urban core and hundreds of acres of open space, Berkeley Hills is a scenic residential community where hillside homes coexist with neighborhood parks and schools. Although not entirely walkable due to its steep streets and lack of sidewalks, this tree-wrapped community is known for its serene nature and diverse architecture.
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  $1.76M
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  $969K - $4.2M
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  15 Listings
Berkeley Hills
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Northbrae

Less than two miles from downtown Berkeley is a neighborhood known as Northbrae. According to local and Compass Realtor Andrea Gordon, Northbrae is lively and full of activity. “It has always been a really popular neighborhood. It’s walkable and there are wonderful stores along Solano Avenue, Hopkins and Monterey,” she says. With its many local
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  $1.72M
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  $1.3M - $3.4M
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Elmwood

Elmwood is defined by two roads running through the neighborhood's length, Telegraph and College Avenues. Shops and restaurants line both avenues, and Tudor Revival, craftsman and brown shingle homes fill the space in the rest of the neighborhood. A mix of student rental properties and single-family homes, the neighborhood mixes lively energy with
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  $1.68M
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  $581K - $3.5M
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  10 Listings
Elmwood
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Rockridge

With College Avenue within walking distance, residents of Oakland’s Rockridge neighborhood are never more than a short stroll away from grabbing groceries, picking out new shoes or perusing the latest editions at mainstays like Pegasus Books. “It’s a neat thing to have a business district embedded in a neighborhood, and people really take
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  $1.68M
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  $739K - $3.1M
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  5 Listings
Rockridge
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Kensington

Drive down Kensington streets like the sloping Kingston Road and one of the community’s biggest assets becomes clear: “The views,” says local Realtor Tomaj Trenda of Golden Gate Sotheby's International Realty. This Contra Costa County enclave in the Berkeley Hills comes with a tranquil atmosphere courtesy of its primarily residential makeup. Yet,
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  $1.58M
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  $856K - $3.7M
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  18 Listings
Kensington
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Claremont Hills

Just over three decades ago, Claremont Hills was at the epicenter of the Oakland firestorm that destroyed many of the neighborhood’s homes. After rebuilding, the neighborhood is now known for its multi-million-dollar residences and scenic vistas. “It’s incredible to think that this area was rebuilt from nothing,” says Felicia Sunk, a ten-year
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  $1.58M
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  $399K - $3.5M
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  14 Listings
Claremont Hills
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Fairview Park

Along with its walkable, central location in Oakland and access to bustling next-door neighborhood Rockridge, the Fairview Park area has a perk that might surprise some: a college vibe, thanks to the nearby University of California, Berkeley. The prestigious university is just 2 miles north of Fairview Park, and many residents feel its influence.
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  $1.48M
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  $908K - $3.6M
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  2 Listings
Fairview Park
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North Berkeley

It doesn’t get more eclectic than the established neighborhood of North Berkeley. While its attractive collection of homes speaks to its history, the bohemian heart of the city beats along a commercial corridor that is home to a landmark restaurant, the oldest art cooperative west of the Mississippi and an array of independent businesses.
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  $1.48M
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  $644K - $3.5M
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  15 Listings
North Berkeley
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South Berkeley

The established neighborhood of South Berkeley is the residential anchor of this diverse East Bay college town, featuring an eclectic mix of eateries, independent stores and plenty of opportunities for community engagement. The tree-lined streets here are populated by a dense collection of homes that serve a variety of residents, including
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  $1.29M
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  $600K - $4.2M
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  23 Listings
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Downtown Berkeley

Downtown Berkeley is where residents and visitors go to enjoy vibrant arts and theater, sip coffee on outdoor patios and dine at diverse eateries. Located at the border of one of the best-known colleges in the country, the district is a meld of students, professionals and longtime residents. “It’s dense, urban and walkable, with tons of bars,
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  $1.27M
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  $600K - $4.2M
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  4 Listings
Downtown Berkeley
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Fourth Street-Berkeley Marina

Fourth Street-Berkeley Marina, located in the westernmost part of Berkeley, is a historic neighborhood known for its Victorian-era homes and Craftsman bungalows. The area features open streets, smooth sidewalks, and neatly kept yards. The Delaware Street Historic District preserves the architectural heritage dating back to the Gold Rush-era 1850s.
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  $1.24M
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  $614K - $2M
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  19 Listings
Fourth Street-Berkeley Marina
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West Berkeley

Situated along the East Bay shoreline, West Berkeley is a vibrant neighborhood spanning several city blocks with quaint homes, modern condos and a growing lifestyle scene. “There a lot of hip shops and restaurants in West Berkeley along Fourth Street, says Jodi Nishimura, a local realtor and founder of Kai Real Estate, a local firm brokered by eXp
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  $1.17M
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  $550K - $2.3M
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  28 Listings
West Berkeley
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Bushrod

Full of vibrantly colored homes lining calm and quiet streets, Bushrod is one of Oakland’s neighborhoods on the rise. Bordering Telegraph Avenue gives residents access to all the conveniences of the surrounding areas like shops, boutiques, restaurants and bars in nearby Berkeley, Rockridge and Temescal. Climbing its way to the top of the hottest
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  $1.11M
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  $612K - $2.4M
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  9 Listings
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Santa Fe

While most of West Oakland’s neighborhoods have extensive histories, Santa Fe is among the oldest. This residential quarter takes its name from the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe (AT&SF) Railway, which once ran through this neighborhood back in the late 19th century. Though the AT&SF may no longer exist, Santa Fe hasn't lost its access to rapid
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  $983K
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  $611K - $1.6M
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  14 Listings
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Paradise Park

In a city as large and dense as Oakland, it’s nice to find a neighborhood that feels like a little suburban pocket. In Paradise Park, many homes have backyards, it’s common to see residents out walking their dogs and there’s a corner café where employees know the regulars. At the same time, its central location, proximity to public transportation
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  $960K
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  $516K - $1.5M
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  2 Listings
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Golden Gate

Situated on the northwest corner of Oakland, Golden Gate was once known by a less glamorous name. The neighborhood used to be unofficially called Klinknerville, thanks to local property owner Charles Klinkner’s aggressive acts of self-promotion. Eventually, in 1897, residents opted for “Golden Gate” after it was annexed to Oakland. The new name
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  $864K
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  $579K - $1.3M
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  10 Listings
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Emeryville North

Greenways, art galleries and modern mixed-use buildings meet the eye in Emeryville North, the largest neighborhood in its namesake city. But Emeryville, sandwiched between Berkeley and Oakland, has a unique identity. The gambling, brothels and bootlegging that sprang up around a horse racetrack in the early 1900s prompted Earl Warren, the county
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  $732K
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  $540K - $1.2M
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  3 Listings
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Pacific Park Plaza

Pacific Park Plaza, the bayfront neighborhood of Emeryville, California, is located between Oakland and Berkeley. The western side of the neighborhood faces the San Francisco Bay, where catamarans, cruisers and yachts dot the waters. On the other side, the ridgelines of the East Bay Hills are visible. A single high-rise stands out, a relic of a
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  $544K
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  $338K - $900K
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  17 Listings
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