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Why Live in Commodore

Commodore is a large, mixed-use neighborhood in San Jose, California, offering planned residential communities, commercial corridors and convenient commuter access. Much of its housing dates from the late 1960s through the 2010s. Subdivisions include older single-family homes, apartment complexes and HOA-managed townhouse and condo communities. Compared to older parts of San Jose, the neighborhood has less architectural variety, with common styles including ranch-style homes, Spanish-inspired designs and newer contemporary builds. The area has access to major transportation routes, like Highway 101 and Interstate 680. Each connects commuters to job centers in North San Jose, downtown San Jose and other parts of the Silicon Valley. Public transit options include nearby VTA light rail stations, local bus routes and the Berryessa/North San Jose BART station. While walkability is limited, many streets have bike lanes. Commodore has several parks and outdoor spaces, such as Commodore Park, Penitencia Creek County Park and Overfelt Gardens, which feature trails, play spaces and scenic vistas. The neighborhood is home to the San Jose Flea Market, a longstanding regional attraction that draws large weekend crowds with retail vendors, food stands and entertainment. Retail and dining options are concentrated along major roads like Berryessa and McKee roads, while larger shopping centers are typically a short drive away. The area is served by multiple school districts, including Berryessa Union and East Side Union High, with additional options available through open enrollment policies.

Condo Prices in Commodore, San Jose, CA vs. Nearby Neighborhoods

Commodore Kennedy Luna Park
Condo Median Price
$839,000
$690,000
$863,625
3-Bed Condo Median Price
$845,000
$620,000
$863,625
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