San Leandro sits at the northern gateway of the southern Alameda County corridor — bordered by Oakland to the north, San Lorenzo to the south, Castro Valley to the east, and the San Francisco Bay to the west. With two BART stations, direct I-880 and I-580 access, a working Marina, and a housing stock that ranges from Victorian-era homes in Estudillo Estates to post-war tract homes in Washington Manor, San Leandro offers one of the most complete suburban packages in the East Bay. For buyers who need Oakland proximity without Oakland prices, San Leandro is a natural place to compare.

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1961 Marineview Dr, San Leandro

$1,890,000

1961 Marineview Dr, San Leandro

3 Beds 3 Baths 3,252 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41133735

Wilson Ou Bay Home Investments&LoansBridge MLS Logo

446 Dolores Ave, San Leandro

$1,388,000

446 Dolores Ave, San Leandro

5 Beds 3 Baths 2,770 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41142003

Wilson Ou Bay Home Investments&LoansBridge MLS Logo

2241 W Avenue 135th, San Leandro

$1,250,000

2241 W Avenue 135th, San Leandro

4 Beds 2 Baths 2,270 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41143876

William Pape Excel RealtyBridge MLS Logo

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1204 Vistagrand Dr, San Leandro

$1,250,000

1204 Vistagrand Dr, San Leandro

3 Beds 3 Baths 2,206 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41147417

Brian Wong RE/MAX AccordBridge MLS Logo

378 Alvarado St, San Leandro

$1,230,000

↓ $50,000

378 Alvarado St, San Leandro

3 Beds 4 Baths 1,946 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41136701

Henry Kay Henry Kay R.E. ServicesBridge MLS Logo

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615 Maud Ave, San Leandro

$1,215,000

615 Maud Ave, San Leandro

5 Beds 3 Baths 2,913 SqFt Residential
Sun, Sep 13th, 2026 @ 2pm - 4pm
MLS® # 41147617

Monika Moscoso-riddle eXp Realty of CaliforniaBridge MLS Logo

1220 Esser Ave, San Leandro

$1,200,000

↑ $250,000

1220 Esser Ave, San Leandro

4 Beds 2 Baths 1,579 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41141255

Maria Barrera Community Realty & InvestmentBridge MLS Logo

209 Dabner St, San Leandro

$1,128,000

↓ $100,000

209 Dabner St, San Leandro

8 Beds 4 Baths 2,473 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41125647

Yannie Lau Re/Max AccordBridge MLS Logo

708 Raineer Court, San Leandro

$1,120,000

708 Raineer Court, San Leandro

3 Beds 3 Baths 1,946 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82037493

Sunnie Li SALA Homes Realty & DevelopmentBridge MLS Logo

15100 Shining Star Ln, San Leandro

$1,098,000

15100 Shining Star Ln, San Leandro

4 Beds 3 Baths 1,874 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41146365

Justin Ma Cornerstone Realty & MortgageBridge MLS Logo

15100 Shining Star Ln, San Leandro

$1,095,000

15100 Shining Star Ln, San Leandro

4 Beds 3 Baths 1,874 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41131181

Justin Ma Cornerstone Realty & MortgageBridge MLS Logo

15100 Shining Star Ln, San Leandro

$1,095,000

15100 Shining Star Ln, San Leandro

4 Beds 3 Baths 1,874 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41134728

Justin Ma Cornerstone Realty & MortgageBridge MLS Logo

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San Leandro Real Estate Market Overview

San Leandro median home prices are approximately $845,000 to $925,000 for single-family homes, with condos averaging around $530,000. The market is consistently competitive, with the most desirable properties in Bay O Vista and Estudillo Estates often attracting strong buyer interest. The city's pricing range spans from entry-level San Leandro condos to larger hillside single-family homes in Bay O Vista. Neighborhood, elevation, property condition, and proximity to BART are among the major variables affecting value within San Leandro.

San Leandro Neighborhoods & Housing Stock

Estudillo Estates is one of San Leandro's best-known historic residential neighborhoods, with Craftsman bungalows, Spanish-influenced homes, period architecture, mature landscaping, and larger properties close to downtown.

Bay O Vista, perched in the eastern hills near I-580, offers Ranch and Mid-Century homes on winding hillside streets, with many properties offering Bay, city, or Oakland Hills views. Larger homes, view lots, and elevated locations can command significant premiums.

Washington Manor is one of San Leandro's largest post-war residential areas, offering traditional suburban streets, single-family homes, neighborhood shopping, parks, and convenient access to the Bay Fair area.

Heron Bay is a newer planned community near the Bay shoreline. Homes were developed primarily from the late 1990s through the early 2000s and generally offer newer floor plans, attached garages, and easy access to Marina Park, the Bay Trail, and the San Leandro waterfront.

The San Leandro Marina area includes Marina Faire, Marina Vista, Mulford Gardens, and other neighborhoods near the shoreline. Buyers here can find a mix of 1960s tract homes, newer planned-community homes, larger properties, and homes within easy reach of Marina Park and the Bay Trail.

Housing stock across San Leandro includes Victorians, Craftsman bungalows, Spanish and Mediterranean-influenced homes, Ranch homes, mid-century properties, post-WWII tract housing, newer planned communities, townhomes, and condominiums.

San Leandro Unified School District

Most of San Leandro is served by San Leandro Unified School District, although buyers should verify the current school assignment for any specific property directly with the appropriate school district. School boundaries and assignments can vary by location and can change over time.

Buyers comparing neighborhoods often consider school location along with commute patterns, housing style, lot size, neighborhood character, and overall price. Areas such as Heron Bay, Marina Faire, Washington Manor, Estudillo Estates, and Bay O Vista can offer substantially different housing choices even within the same city.

Two BART Stations, I-880 & Commute Access

San Leandro has two BART stations — San Leandro Station near downtown and Bay Fair Station in the southeastern part of the city. These provide direct regional transit connections toward Oakland, San Francisco, and other parts of the Bay Area.

Interstate 880 provides north-south access toward Oakland, Alameda, Hayward, Fremont, and Silicon Valley, while I-580 connects San Leandro with Oakland, Castro Valley, Pleasanton, and the Tri-Valley.

For buyers who commute throughout the East Bay, San Leandro's combination of BART, I-880, and I-580 access is one of the city's strongest practical advantages.

San Leandro Marina, Parks & Local Character

The San Leandro Marina area provides access to Marina Park, shoreline walking and cycling paths, the Bay Trail, Monarch Bay Golf Club, and other recreational amenities along the San Francisco Bay.

Marina Faire consists largely of established 1960s homes near Marina Park and the Bay Trail, while Marina Vista offers larger homes built primarily during the 1990s. Mulford Gardens provides another residential option near the golf course and shoreline.

Downtown San Leandro offers restaurants, shops, services, community events, and convenient access to the San Leandro BART station. Together, downtown, the hillside neighborhoods, and the Bay shoreline give San Leandro considerably more variety than buyers sometimes expect when first comparing East Bay communities.

Frequently Asked Questions — San Leandro Real Estate

What are home prices like in San Leandro?

San Leandro prices vary significantly by neighborhood, property type, size, condition, and location. Entry-level condos can offer a lower-cost entry point, while homes in Estudillo Estates, Bay O Vista, and other sought-after neighborhoods can exceed $1 million.

What neighborhoods are in San Leandro?

San Leandro includes Estudillo Estates, Bay O Vista, Washington Manor, Heron Bay, Marina Faire, Marina Vista, Mulford Gardens, and a number of additional residential areas surrounding downtown and the city's two BART stations.

Does San Leandro have BART service?

Yes. San Leandro has two BART stations: San Leandro Station near downtown and Bay Fair Station in the southeastern part of the city. This gives residents direct regional rail access to Oakland, San Francisco, and other Bay Area destinations.

What schools serve San Leandro?

Most San Leandro properties are served by San Leandro Unified School District. Buyers should verify the current school assignment for any specific home directly with the school district before making a purchase decision because boundaries and assignments can change.

What is Bay O Vista like?

Bay O Vista is an established hillside neighborhood known for Ranch and Mid-Century homes, larger lots, winding streets, and properties with Bay or city views. Its location near I-580 also provides convenient access toward Oakland and Castro Valley.

What is the San Leandro Marina area like?

The San Leandro Marina area includes Marina Faire, Marina Vista, Mulford Gardens, and nearby neighborhoods along the Bay shoreline. Residents have convenient access to Marina Park, the Bay Trail, Monarch Bay Golf Club, and recreational open space.

How does San Leandro compare to Hayward and Oakland?

Compared with Hayward to the south, San Leandro is closer to Oakland and offers two BART stations along with established hillside, downtown, and waterfront-adjacent neighborhoods. Compared with Oakland to the north, San Leandro generally offers a more suburban housing pattern and a large inventory of single-family homes. Buyers considering the southern Alameda County corridor also frequently compare San Lorenzo.

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Buyers comparing San Leandro often also consider Oakland to the north, Hayward to the south, and San Lorenzo nearby. Bruce Wagg provides market-specific guidance across the East Bay, including neighborhood-level pricing, housing styles, commute considerations, and differences between individual San Leandro neighborhoods.

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San Leandro


San Leandro is one of the East Bay's most underrated cities — a diverse, well-located community just south of Oakland that offers significantly more home for the dollar while maintaining easy access to BART, the Bay Bridge, and I-880's Silicon Valley corridor. The city has quietly become a destination for first-time buyers and growing families priced out of Oakland and Alameda, with single-family home medians around $750,000–$850,000 and a wide inventory of 1950s–1970s ranch homes, bungalows, and split-levels on generous lots. San Leandro's revitalized Downtown has added new restaurants, breweries, and a farmers market in recent years, and the city's two BART stations — Bay Fair and San Leandro — put San Francisco within 30 minutes. Buyers who prioritize space, storage, and a quiet residential feel over neighborhood cachet consistently find San Leandro delivers the best value in inner Alameda County.

Gates at the entrance to Downtown San Leandro, California

San Leandro Real Estate Statistics

Average Price $852K
Lowest Price $475K
Highest Price $1.9M
Total Listings 97
Avg. Price/SQFT $559

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