Neighborhoods
OAKLAND – BERKELEY – PIEDMONT
City of Oakland
Oakland CA and the Oakland Hills are centrally located 7 miles east of San Francisco . Its bordering city’s are Berkeley and Emeryville to the north, San Leandro to the South and Contra Costa County (Orinda, Moraga, Lafayette and Walnut Creek) to the East. Founded in 1852 Oakland is the eigth largest city in California with a population just under 400,000. With over 150 languages spoken, the city of Oakland claims to be one of the most ethnically diverse city’s in the world. It is comprised of many distinct neighborhoods, each having a range of typography, business, home styles and real estate values. Below is a list of central Oakland and Hills neighborhood names as used by the local real estate community.
Neighborhoods of Oakland
- Adams Point
- Broadway Terrace (New Montclair)
- Claremont Pines
- Crocker Highlands
- Claremont Hills
- Glenview
- Lakeshore/Grand Ave.
- Laurel District
- Maxwell Park
- Montclair
- North Oakland
- North Hills
- Oakmore
- Piedmont Ave.
- Piedmont Pines
- Redwood Heights
- Rockridge (Upper)
- Rockridge (Lower)
- Skyline Drive
- Temescal
- Trestle Glen
City of Piedmont
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Central Piedmont
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Lower Piedmont (baja Piedmont)
City of Berkeley
The city of Berkeley CA occupies roughly 18 square miles on the east shore of the San Francisco Bay. Berkeley has many neighborhood names and because it’s home to UC Berkeley it’s largely thought of as a college town . UC Berkeley is the oldest and most prestigious campus in the UC system. To say that Berkeley is a liberal city is an understatement. Some national studies put Berkeley as the third most liberal city in the country. There is so much information on Berkeley I suggest you visit Wikipedia Berkeley, CA History of Berkeley, Points of interest in Berkeley, Transportation info, Climate, Culture etc. Berkeley and Berkeley Hills, like its neighbor to the south Oakland is comprised of many distinct neighborhoods, each having a range of typography, business, types of homes and real estate values. Below is a list of Berkeley neighborhood names as used by the local real estate community.
- Northbrae
- Westbrae
- North Berkeley Hills
- Berkeley Flats
- Thousand Oaks
- South Berkeley
- Gourmet Ghetto
- Elmwood
- Claremont Hills
- LeConte

