Emeryville Real Estate
Emeryville CA is an town of roughly 9,400 located in Alameda County near Highways 80 and 580 and the S.F. Bay Bridge. It is bordered by Oakland to the South and Berkeley to the North. The beautiful San Francisco Bay views are free.
The median price of all Emeryville Real Estate, both homes and condos, was about $366,000 in 2008, and the number of Emeryville homes sold last year was 84. The average days on market (DOM), the time it takes for a home to sell, was 57 days. Emeryville's zip code is 94608 and the median household income is ~$56,000. [More about Emeryville...]
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Converted in 1999, this approx 3500 sq ft Slant Studio-designed work of art offers a chef's...
Panoramic Golden Gate / San Francisco / Bay Bridge Western Exposure. Totally upgraded with...
2 bedroom -2 bath condo at Pacific park plaza. 2nd bedroom wall removed to expand living room...
Very popular 2 br-2ba. floorplan. Panoramic view of N/Bay and Hills from the 13th floor Newly...
New TOP FLOOR release! Vaulted ceilings, great SF view, luxurious open floorplan. Ex Lg...
Bright, airy, & spacious "Live-Work" loft combines designer kitch., upgraded baths & lighting...
New Prices, FHA FINANCING available. Vaulted ceilings, luxurious open floorplans. Flats &...
Spacious live work loft located in convenient Emeryville. Gated 6-unit compex w/ nice neighbors....
Emeryville is a centrally located, bustling mecca for shoppers and urban dwellers. It has been newly invigorated and reconceived in the last ten years, with the development of retail and residential developments such as the Bay Street Shopping center and Ikea.
This town has been through many incarnations and has a fascinating history.
Prior to being colonized by Spain in 1776, Emeryville and the surrounding area was the site of extensive Native American settlements. The area was rich with resources including mudflats and rocky terrain that provided clams and oysters for the indigenous people who lived here. It was the disposal of the clam and oyster shells, by the Ohlone, in one particular location, that created the Emeryville shellmound.
During the Spanish and Mexican era (1760's-1840's), the handling of cattle became the main industry in town. This industry continued to heavily dominate well into the American era (1840's-1890's)
Emeryville was named after Joseph Stickney Emery, who came to Emeryville during the gold rush, and acquired large tracts of land that became known as "Emery's" In the late 19th century a large park was built around the shellmound, including two dance floors, one on top of shellmound. Emeryville was known for it's gambling houses and bordellos, as well as it's thriving industrial sector.
By the 1990's the old Sante Fe and Key system yard tracts were turned into shopping and residential units, as was shellmound corridor.
By 2001 Bay Street Shopping Center was built on the former site of an Ohlone village and burial ground, (which had been occupied by an old paint factory). [ Back to top of Emeryville page]
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