Emeryville offers a unique East Bay option for buyers seeking urban convenience, transit access, and a condo-focused lifestyle between Oakland and Berkeley. This compact 1.2-square-mile city is known for modern condos, lofts, townhomes, waterfront amenities, Bay Street shopping, Emery-Go-Round shuttle service, and convenient access to San Francisco, Berkeley, Oakland, and the broader East Bay.

Browse current Emeryville homes for sale below, including condos, lofts, townhomes, and select waterfront properties. For help evaluating HOA documents, building condition, transit access, pricing, and neighborhood trade-offs, call or text Bruce Wagg at (669) 202-7777.

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1043 47th St, Emeryville

$1,475,000

1043 47th St, Emeryville

6 Beds 3 Baths 3,331 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41141378

Erica Marr COMMUNITY REALTY & INVESTMENTSBridge MLS Logo

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5726 Los Angeles Street, Emeryville

$1,320,000

5726 Los Angeles Street, Emeryville

4 Beds 0 Baths 1,603 SqFt Residential Income MLS® # CL26870861

Jennie Martin CompassBridge MLS Logo

1050 47th St, Emeryville

$1,275,000

1050 47th St, Emeryville

10 Beds 0 Baths 4,120 SqFt Residential Income MLS® # 41123637

Henry Perkins Perkins Realty ServicesBridge MLS Logo

1050 47th St, Emeryville

$1,150,000

1050 47th St, Emeryville

10 Beds 0 Baths 4,120 SqFt Residential Income MLS® # 41142191

Henry Perkins Perkins Realty ServicesBridge MLS Logo

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1074 43rd St, Emeryville

$999,000

1074 43rd St, Emeryville

4 Beds 0 Baths 2,569 SqFt Residential Income MLS® # 41144773

Sedalia Benton Unlimited Real EstateBridge MLS Logo

6363 Christie Ave 406, Emeryville

$820,000

6363 Christie Ave 406, Emeryville

2 Beds 2 Baths 1,369 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41141138

Steven Bailey Golden Gate Sotheby's Int'l ReBridge MLS Logo

1285 55th St, Emeryville

$799,000

1285 55th St, Emeryville

4 Beds 0 Baths 2,081 SqFt Residential Income MLS® # 41143096

Michael Stephens Corcoran Icon PropertiesBridge MLS Logo

871 37th Street, Emeryville

$799,000

↓ $50,000

871 37th Street, Emeryville

4 Beds 2 Baths 1,766 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82055005

Sharad Gupta TradeMyHome.comBridge MLS Logo

3221 Market Street, Emeryville

$749,000

3221 Market Street, Emeryville

5 Beds 0 Baths 2,295 SqFt Residential Income MLS® # CL25630515

Sam H. Arash Far CompassBridge MLS Logo

881 W Macarthur Boulevard, Emeryville

$699,000

881 W Macarthur Boulevard, Emeryville

4 Beds 3 Baths 1,716 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82047772

Kenix Zhong RE/MAX AccordBridge MLS Logo

6363 Christie Ave 326, Emeryville

$649,988

↓ $39,012

6363 Christie Ave 326, Emeryville

2 Beds 2 Baths 1,369 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41139104

Cyril Anyaoha CompassBridge MLS Logo

4053 Harlan St 315, Emeryville

$585,000

4053 Harlan St 315, Emeryville

1 Bed 1 Bath 1,146 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41138353

Michael Braillard Corcoran Icon PropertiesBridge MLS Logo

Emeryville Real Estate Market Overview

Emeryville's real estate market is shaped by its location, transit access, and unusually condo-heavy housing stock. Buyers are often drawn to the city because it provides a more affordable entry point than many Berkeley neighborhoods while offering strong walkability, proximity to major employers, and quick access to Oakland, San Francisco, and the Bay Bridge corridor.

Pricing typically starts in the low $500,000s for smaller one-bedroom condos and lofts. Larger two- and three-bedroom homes, updated townhomes, and waterfront properties near the Marina can reach the $900,000 to $1.1 million range or higher depending on views, building amenities, parking, condition, and HOA structure.

Condos, Lofts, Townhomes, and Housing Stock

Emeryville is not a traditional single-family-home market. Most available homes are condominiums, lofts, and townhomes, including converted industrial buildings, newer mid-rise communities, live-work style spaces, and residential towers near retail and transit. This makes the buying process different from purchasing a detached home in nearby Oakland or Berkeley.

When evaluating Emeryville condos and lofts, buyers should pay close attention to HOA dues, reserve funding, insurance coverage, rental restrictions, parking, storage, building age, construction quality, litigation history, special assessments, and long-term maintenance planning. A lower purchase price can become less attractive if monthly costs or future building expenses are not carefully reviewed.

Popular Emeryville Areas and Buyer Preferences

The Powell Street and Bay Street corridor attracts buyers who want newer construction, shopping, dining, entertainment, and convenient freeway access. The waterfront and Marina area appeals to buyers seeking Bay views, outdoor space, and access to the Bay Trail. Central Emeryville offers a live-work-walk lifestyle with mid-rise buildings, loft conversions, and close proximity to employers along Shellmound Street and Hollis Avenue.

Because Emeryville is small, differences between buildings can matter as much as differences between neighborhoods. Two properties only a few blocks apart may have very different HOA financials, amenities, noise exposure, parking arrangements, and long-term resale considerations.

Commuting From Emeryville

Emeryville is one of the East Bay's strongest commuter locations. The free Emery-Go-Round shuttle connects residents with nearby BART service, while the Emeryville Amtrak station provides Capitol Corridor access to regional destinations. AC Transit, I-80, I-580, and the Bay Bridge corridor give residents multiple ways to reach San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, Richmond, Walnut Creek, and Silicon Valley commute routes.

The city's location is especially attractive for buyers who want East Bay value but need practical access to San Francisco, downtown Oakland, UC Berkeley, biotech employers, tech campuses, or regional transportation hubs.

Schools Serving Emeryville

Emeryville is served by Emery Unified School District, including Anna Yates Elementary School and Emery Secondary School. Because Emeryville is one of the smaller cities in Alameda County, school enrollment, program offerings, and district resources are important considerations for families evaluating long-term fit.

School assignments and enrollment policies can change, so buyers should confirm current eligibility directly with Emery Unified School District when evaluating a specific property.

Parks, Landmarks, and Daily Life

Emeryville offers an unusually convenient daily lifestyle for such a small city. Key landmarks and amenities include Bay Street Emeryville, Public Market Emeryville, Emeryville Marina Park, the Emeryville Greenway, the Bay Trail, and the waterfront areas along the San Francisco Bay. These amenities help support consistent buyer interest from people seeking a compact, walkable, urban East Bay environment.

Pixar Animation Studios and the biotech and technology corridor along Shellmound Street and Hollis Avenue also shape Emeryville's identity. The city has a strong daytime employment base, which helps support restaurants, retail, services, and housing demand.

Emeryville vs Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda, and Albany

Compared with Berkeley, Emeryville typically offers lower entry pricing and more condominium inventory, without the same school district premium found in many Berkeley neighborhoods. Compared with Oakland, Emeryville offers a smaller, more concentrated urban environment with less single-family inventory but strong walkability and Bay Bridge proximity.

Buyers comparing East Bay options may also consider Alameda for a more residential island-city feel or Albany for a smaller community with a different school and housing profile. The right choice depends on budget, commute, property type, school needs, and lifestyle preferences.

Frequently Asked Questions About Emeryville Real Estate

What types of homes are most common in Emeryville CA?

Emeryville housing is heavily weighted toward condos, lofts, and townhomes, with limited single-family inventory. Many properties are located in mid-rise buildings, converted industrial buildings, or newer condominium communities.

What is the typical price range for Emeryville homes for sale?

Emeryville prices often start in the low $500,000s for smaller condos and lofts, while larger two- and three-bedroom homes or waterfront properties can reach the $900,000 to $1.1 million range or higher depending on condition, views, and building amenities.

Is Emeryville a good location for commuting?

Emeryville offers strong commute options, including Emery-Go-Round shuttle service, Emeryville Amtrak, AC Transit, nearby BART stations, and direct access to I-80 and the Bay Bridge.

Which schools serve Emeryville residents?

Emeryville is served by Emery Unified School District, including Anna Yates Elementary School and Emery Secondary School. Buyers should confirm current school assignments and enrollment policies directly with the district for any specific property.

How does Emeryville compare with Oakland and Berkeley?

Emeryville generally offers a more condo-focused housing market than Oakland and lower entry pricing than many Berkeley neighborhoods. It appeals to buyers seeking walkability, transit access, Bay Bridge proximity, and a compact urban lifestyle.

What should buyers review when purchasing an Emeryville condo?

Buyers should carefully review HOA financials, reserve studies, monthly dues, rental restrictions, insurance coverage, building maintenance history, parking, storage, and any upcoming assessments before purchasing an Emeryville condo or loft.

Work With an Emeryville Real Estate Expert

Bruce Wagg provides city-specific guidance for buyers and sellers in Emeryville, with practical expertise in condo and loft evaluation, HOA review, transit-oriented neighborhoods, pricing strategy, and comparisons with nearby Oakland and Berkeley. Whether you are a first-time buyer, an investor, a seller, or a professional seeking a live-work-walk East Bay lifestyle, Bruce can help you evaluate the market with clarity.

Call or text (669) 202-7777 to discuss your Emeryville real estate goals, or learn more about Bruce Wagg.

Emeryville


Emeryville is the East Bay's most urban and transit-connected small city — a compact, walkable community between Oakland and Berkeley that has transformed over the past two decades from an industrial corridor into a thriving hub of tech companies, biotech firms, restaurants, and modern housing. The city is home to Pixar Animation Studios and a growing roster of life sciences employers, making it a natural choice for professionals who want to live close to work without a car commute. Housing is almost entirely condos and townhomes, with medians around $550,000–$650,000 and some of the most competitively priced new construction in the inner East Bay. The Emery Go-Round free shuttle connects residents to MacArthur and West Oakland BART stations, Bay Street shopping, and the Emeryville Public Market, making car-free living genuinely practical here.

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Emeryville Real Estate Statistics

Average Home Price $421K
Lowest Price $190K
Highest Price $820K
Total Property Listings 30
Avg. Price/SQFT $538

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