Walnut Creek CA Condos for Sale

Walnut Creek condos sit at the top of the Contra Costa County condo market, combining BART walkability, Broadway Plaza retail and dining, and a downtown luxury mid-rise tier found in no other county city. For buyers who want the most complete urban condo experience the East Bay's east-of-tunnel markets offer at below-San-Francisco pricing, downtown Walnut Creek delivers with a consistency that Pleasant Hill and Concord cannot match.

Condominiums in Walnut Creek

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102 University Avenue 3a 3b 3c, Palo Alto

$18,500,000

102 University Avenue 3a 3b 3c, Palo Alto

6 Beds 9 Baths 7,471 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82033737

Sam Arsan Arsan RealtyBridge MLS Logo

765 Market St. Ph3a, San Francisco

$9,995,000

765 Market St. Ph3a, San Francisco

3 Beds 4 Baths 4,341 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82016275

Ali Faghiri CompassBridge MLS Logo

102 University Avenue 3c, Palo Alto

$4,595,000

102 University Avenue 3c, Palo Alto

2 Beds 3 Baths 2,305 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82052145

Mark Martinho VabratoBridge MLS Logo

115 El Camino Real 203, Menlo Park

$3,998,000

115 El Camino Real 203, Menlo Park

3 Beds 3 Baths 2,047 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82024626

Brad Verma CompassBridge MLS Logo

325 Channing Avenue 112, Palo Alto

$3,988,000

325 Channing Avenue 112, Palo Alto

2 Beds 3 Baths 2,112 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82053526

Judy Decker CompassBridge MLS Logo

237 Hope Street, Mountain View

$3,660,000

237 Hope Street, Mountain View

3 Beds 4 Baths 2,022 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82045829

Sakura Harimoto Keller Williams ThriveBridge MLS Logo

231 Hope Street, Mountain View

$3,599,000

231 Hope Street, Mountain View

3 Beds 4 Baths 2,021 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82027336

Sakura Harimoto Keller Williams ThriveBridge MLS Logo

115 El Camino Real 202, Menlo Park

$3,498,000

115 El Camino Real 202, Menlo Park

2 Beds 2 Baths 1,430 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82024625

Brad Verma CompassBridge MLS Logo

227 Hope Street, Mountain View

$3,260,000

↓ $100,000

227 Hope Street, Mountain View

3 Beds 4 Baths 2,166 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82045828

Sakura Harimoto Keller Williams ThriveBridge MLS Logo

1 Steuart Ln 1103, San Francisco

$3,195,000

↓ $305,000

1 Steuart Ln 1103, San Francisco

2 Beds 2 Baths 1,370 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41087280

Carlos Mendoza-mendoza Golden Gate Sotheby's InternatBridge MLS Logo

950 Hough Ave 201, Lafayette

$3,141,390

950 Hough Ave 201, Lafayette

3 Beds 3 Baths 2,137 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41133213

Kim Sanner Enkasa HomesBridge MLS Logo

Open House
555 Laurel Avenue 122, San Mateo

$2,988,000

555 Laurel Avenue 122, San Mateo

4 Beds 3 Baths 3,116 SqFt Residential
Tue, Sep 15th, 2026 @ 11am - 1pm
MLS® # ML82059114

Jacklyn Friedland CompassBridge MLS Logo

450 First 208, Los Altos

$2,898,000

450 First 208, Los Altos

2 Beds 3 Baths 1,487 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82045188

Angela K. Galatolo The AgencyBridge MLS Logo

188 W Saint James Street 12002, San Jose

$2,892,000

188 W Saint James Street 12002, San Jose

3 Beds 3 Baths 2,372 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82053816

Paul A. Zeger Polaris PacificBridge MLS Logo

1520 Floribunda Avenue 101, Burlingame

$2,850,000

1520 Floribunda Avenue 101, Burlingame

3 Beds 3 Baths 2,175 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82059220

Laura Bryant KW AdvisorsBridge MLS Logo

450 First Street 202, Los Altos

$2,798,000

450 First Street 202, Los Altos

2 Beds 3 Baths 1,407 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82038221

Angela K. Galatolo The AgencyBridge MLS Logo

20 W 3rd Avenue 601, San Mateo

$2,750,000

↓ $250,000

20 W 3rd Avenue 601, San Mateo

2 Beds 3 Baths 2,800 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82043883

Susan Herman CompassBridge MLS Logo

New Open House
10310 Elm Circle, Saratoga

$2,681,423

10310 Elm Circle, Saratoga

4 Beds 4 Baths 2,682 SqFt Residential
Sat, Sep 19th, 2026 @ 10am - 4pm
MLS® # ML82060609

Michele Tancredi Michelle Tancredi, BrokerBridge MLS Logo

389 First Street 31, Los Altos

$2,599,000

↓ $189,000

389 First Street 31, Los Altos

2 Beds 3 Baths 1,303 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82031218

Sophia Johnson Intero Real Estate ServicesBridge MLS Logo

1101 Juana Court, Palo Alto

$2,598,000

1101 Juana Court, Palo Alto

4 Beds 4 Baths 1,907 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82035683

Natalie Viviani Summerhill Brokerage, Inc.Bridge MLS Logo

356 Santana Row 320, San Jose

$2,499,000

356 Santana Row 320, San Jose

3 Beds 4 Baths 2,368 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82031915

Susan Cornish CompassBridge MLS Logo

222 6th Avenue 302, San Mateo

$2,400,000

↓ $180,000

222 6th Avenue 302, San Mateo

3 Beds 3 Baths 2,477 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82033704

Robert Hsu Pacific Crest PropertiesBridge MLS Logo

New
1804 Wales, Walnut Creek

$2,400,000

1804 Wales, Walnut Creek

2 Beds 3 Baths 2,205 SqFt Residential MLS® # 41147552

Susan Proctor Rossmoor Realty / J.H. RussellBridge MLS Logo

450 First 108, Los Altos

$2,399,000

450 First 108, Los Altos

1 Bed 3 Baths 1,290 SqFt Residential MLS® # ML82045178

Angela K. Galatolo The AgencyBridge MLS Logo

Walnut Creek Condo Market Overview

Walnut Creek has Contra Costa's most diverse and highest-value condo market, from outlying HOA communities at the accessible end to downtown luxury high-rise units with views at the top. The Walnut Creek BART station, walkable from the downtown core, is the single most important demand driver. The Broadway Plaza shopping district and the surrounding concentration of restaurants and entertainment add an amenity layer unavailable in any other Contra Costa condo market.

Demand comes from three directions: BART commuters to San Francisco and Oakland, downsizing homeowners who sell large suburban homes and want walkable amenities without leaving Contra Costa, and investors targeting the county's strongest condo rental market. For current pricing and inventory, contact Bruce Wagg directly.

Types of Condos Available in Walnut Creek

Luxury Mid-Rise and High-Rise Buildings

The downtown core and Broadway Plaza area include several luxury mid-rise condo buildings with concierge services, rooftop amenities, secure parking, and downtown views. These represent the top of the Walnut Creek condo market and attract downsizing homeowners and high-income buyers seeking urban convenience without leaving Contra Costa. Units in these buildings are tightly held and command significant premiums over outlying inventory.

BART-Adjacent and Downtown Condos

Mid-rise and smaller buildings near the Walnut Creek BART station benefit from the strongest commuter demand in the city. These attract Bay Area professionals who commute to San Francisco and Oakland by rail and want walkable downtown amenities at their front door. Demand in this submarket has been consistently strong across Bay Area market cycles.

Outlying HOA Communities

HOA condo and townhome communities throughout Walnut Creek offer more accessible price points while still providing the BART proximity and Walnut Creek school district access that drive overall city demand. These attract buyers who want Walnut Creek positioning without the downtown luxury price tag. Rossmoor, the city's large 55-and-over community, sits in this part of the market for age-qualified buyers.

Why Buy a Condo in Walnut Creek?

BART Walkability and Broadway Plaza

No other Contra Costa city combines BART walkability with a downtown shopping, dining, and entertainment district of Broadway Plaza's depth. This convergence of transit and retail creates a condo buyer and renter pool that is both larger and more stable than any competing Contra Costa market can generate.

Luxury Urban Living at East Bay Pricing

Walnut Creek luxury condos price well below comparable San Francisco or Oakland luxury product while delivering BART access to both cities. For buyers who want urban condo living with East Bay financial accessibility, Walnut Creek is the primary answer in the Contra Costa market.

What to Review Before Buying a Walnut Creek Condo

Condo diligence in Walnut Creek centers on the building and the HOA. Pull the HOA budget, the most recent reserve study, and two years of meeting minutes, and confirm the reserve funding level and any planned or pending special assessments. This matters most in the downtown luxury buildings, where full amenity packages, concierge staffing, and elevators make for larger, more complex budgets than a standard garden community carries.

Confirm the association's master insurance coverage, since California condo insurance costs have risen sharply and flow directly into monthly dues. Ask about rental caps and owner-occupancy ratios, which affect both investors and buyers using conventional financing, since low owner-occupancy can limit lender options in a given building. Evaluate each building on its own financials rather than assuming the experience at one Walnut Creek building applies to another.

Frequently Asked Questions — Walnut Creek CA Condos

What types of condos are available in Walnut Creek CA?

Walnut Creek has Contra Costa's most diverse condo inventory, from downtown luxury mid-rise buildings with concierge and views to standard HOA communities throughout the city. BART-adjacent and downtown mid-rise units are the most sought-after, while outlying townhome communities offer more accessible entry points with Walnut Creek positioning.

Why is Walnut Creek such a strong condo market?

BART walkability, Broadway Plaza downtown amenities, and central Contra Costa I-680 access converge in Walnut Creek in a way no other county city matches. This combination drives demand from commuters, downsizers, and investors that has consistently supported appreciation and low vacancy across market cycles.

How do Walnut Creek condos compare to Concord or Pleasant Hill?

Walnut Creek prices above Concord and Pleasant Hill for comparable BART access and square footage. Concord offers BART connectivity at a meaningful discount, and Pleasant Hill prices between the two but lacks its own BART station. Buyers who accept the Walnut Creek premium do so for the Broadway Plaza amenity layer no other county condo market provides.

Is the Walnut Creek luxury condo market well-established?

Yes. Walnut Creek has several luxury mid-rise buildings near the downtown core with concierge services, rooftop amenities, secure parking, and views. This makes it one of very few Contra Costa cities with a genuine urban luxury condo tier. Downsizing homeowners selling large suburban homes are a consistent demand driver for these premium units.

What should Walnut Creek condo buyers know about HOA costs?

HOA dues vary widely by building. Standard garden communities carry modest monthly dues, while downtown luxury mid-rises with full amenity packages, concierge staffing, and elevators run substantially higher. Review the HOA budget, reserve study, insurance, and any pending special assessments carefully, particularly in larger buildings with more complex financial structures.

Is Walnut Creek a good market for condo investment?

Walnut Creek is the most consistent condo investment market in Contra Costa, driven by BART access, downtown amenities, and depth of rental demand. Entry costs are high but vacancy is consistently low, and rental rates for BART-adjacent and downtown units are among the highest in the county. Confirm each building's rental cap and owner-occupancy ratio before writing an offer.

Work With a Local Walnut Creek Real Estate Expert

Bruce Wagg, DRE #01760054 with Keller Williams Elevate, helps condo buyers navigate Walnut Creek's full inventory, from downtown luxury mid-rise buildings to outlying HOA communities, where BART proximity and HOA financial health are central to making the right acquisition. Whether you are weighing a downtown high-rise against a garden townhome or comparing Walnut Creek with Concord and Pleasant Hill, Bruce can walk you through building financials, pricing, and offer strategy. Call or text (669) 202-7777 or learn more about Bruce Wagg.