Fremont Condos for Sale
Fremont is one of the most strategically located cities in the entire Bay Area — directly across the San Francisco Bay from Silicon Valley via the Dumbarton Bridge, just north of San Jose, and connected to Oakland and San Francisco via two BART stations and Interstate 880. As Alameda County's largest city by population, formed from the consolidation of five distinct communities — Centerville, Niles, Irvington, Mission San Jose, and Warm Springs — Fremont offers a breadth of condo options that simply doesn't exist in smaller South Bay cities. From gated resort-style communities with pools and tennis near Central Park to new luxury construction in the Warm Springs BART corridor and urban condos in downtown, Fremont's condominium market spans more neighborhoods, price points, and building types than any other city in the southern East Bay.
Condos In Fremont
Condo Communities by Neighborhood
Adobe Hills — Gated, BART-Adjacent
Adobe Hills is one of Fremont's most recognized condo communities — a gated development with a pool, tennis courts, and a gym, minutes from the Fremont BART station and the city's main shopping corridor. Units range from 2-bedroom condos to larger townhome configurations, typically well-maintained with updated kitchens and central heat and air. Adobe Hills is a natural fit for buyers who want amenity-rich, gated condo living with direct BART access to Oakland and San Francisco.
Liberty Commons — Central Park & Lake Elizabeth
Liberty Commons offers gated townhomes with private garages and a pool, positioned near Fremont's Central Park and Lake Elizabeth — the city's premier recreational destination. For condo buyers who want the feel of a single-family home with a private garage and outdoor space, while being steps from a 450-acre park, lake, and sailing facility, Liberty Commons is one of the strongest value propositions in the Fremont condo market.
Sequoia Crossing — Modern Townhomes Near Quarry Lakes
Sequoia Crossing features spacious modern townhomes with patios, fireplaces, and garages, positioned half a mile from Quarry Lakes Regional Recreation Area — a 450-acre park with swim lagoons, fishing, and hiking trails. The community's combination of outdoor access, private garages, and residential character appeals to buyers who want more space and nature access than a typical condo complex provides, without the full maintenance burden of a single-family home.
Metro Crossing & Victoria Station at Metro West — Warm Springs BART
The Warm Springs district is Fremont's newest and fastest-growing condo corridor, anchored by the Warm Springs/South Fremont BART station — the terminus of BART's Silicon Valley extension, with direct service to Milpitas, Berryessa, and downtown San Jose. Metro Crossing and Victoria Station at Metro West offer new luxury condos and townhomes with open-concept floor plans, chef's kitchens with large islands, covered balconies, and access to neighborhood retail, community parks, and clubhouse amenities. For tech workers commuting to San Jose or Santa Clara, a Warm Springs condo represents one of the most convenient BART-to-office lifestyles available anywhere in the East Bay. Prices range from approximately $700,000 to $1.7M+ for larger or premium configurations.
Irvington — Established Neighborhood Character
Irvington is one of Fremont's most established and sought-after neighborhoods, and its condo inventory reflects that character — well-maintained complexes with pools, in desirable locations near top-rated schools including Irvington High School. Units here often feature fireplaces, private balconies, and updated kitchens, and the neighborhood's tree-lined streets and school access make it particularly popular with buyers who want both community character and condo convenience.
Downtown Fremont — Most Affordable Entry
Downtown Fremont condos — including properties in Parkway Towers — offer the most accessible price points in the Fremont condo market, with units ranging from approximately $399,000 to the mid-$600Ks. For first-time buyers or investors targeting the Fremont BART rental market, downtown condos offer the strongest entry-level value in the city, with walkability, BART access, and growing dining and retail options improving steadily as downtown Fremont's revitalization continues.
Why Fremont for a Condo
Fremont's location is its most powerful asset. The Dumbarton Bridge puts Menlo Park and Meta's headquarters approximately 20 minutes west in normal traffic. Two BART stations — Fremont BART and Warm Springs/South Fremont BART — connect north to Oakland and San Francisco, and south via the Silicon Valley extension to Milpitas, Berryessa, and San Jose. Interstate 880 runs north-south through the city, and Interstate 680 connects east toward Pleasanton and the Tri-Valley. For condo buyers whose commute could go in any direction depending on where the next job is, Fremont's multi-directional access is genuinely rare in the Bay Area.
Fremont is also a city with genuine recreational and cultural identity. Niles Canyon and the historic Niles district offer antique shops, early film history, and a scenic creek trail. Central Park and Lake Elizabeth provide sailing, fishing, and a 450-acre park in the heart of the city. Quarry Lakes and Mission Peak Regional Preserve offer hiking for all ability levels. Newark's Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge borders the western edge. For condo buyers accustomed to trading outdoor access for urban convenience, Fremont offers both.
Pricing Overview
Fremont condo prices range from approximately $400,000 for entry-level downtown units to $800,000–$1M for established gated communities like Adobe Hills and Liberty Commons, and $1M–$1.7M+ for new luxury construction in Warm Springs. The median condo resale price in Fremont is approximately $800,000 — higher than Hayward or Newark, reflecting Fremont's school quality, BART access, and employer proximity. HOA fees vary widely by community and amenity level.
Schools
Fremont condos are served by Fremont Unified School District, one of the highest-rated large school districts in the East Bay. Notable schools include Irvington High School (specialized arts programs in collaboration with Ohlone College), Mission San Jose High School (consistently one of the top-ranked high schools in California), and American High School. School assignment depends on neighborhood — buyers should verify specific school attendance zones with the district before purchasing.
Commute & Location
Fremont BART and Warm Springs/South Fremont BART provide direct rail service to Oakland, San Francisco, and via the Silicon Valley extension to Milpitas, Berryessa, and San Jose. The Dumbarton Bridge (Hwy 84) connects west to Menlo Park and the mid-Peninsula. I-880 runs north to Oakland and south to San Jose. I-680 connects east to Pleasanton, Dublin, and the Tri-Valley. Oakland International Airport is approximately 18 miles north.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do Fremont condos cost?
Entry-level downtown units from approximately $400,000. Established gated communities like Adobe Hills and Liberty Commons from $700,000–$1M. New luxury construction in Warm Springs from $700,000–$1.7M+. Median resale price approximately $800,000.
Which Fremont condo communities are best?
Adobe Hills for gated amenities and BART proximity. Liberty Commons for Central Park access and private garages. Sequoia Crossing for modern townhomes near Quarry Lakes. Metro Crossing and Victoria Station for new construction near Warm Springs BART. Irvington for established neighborhood character and top schools.
Which Fremont neighborhoods have condos near BART?
Adobe Hills near Fremont BART. Metro Crossing and Victoria Station in Warm Springs near the Warm Springs/South Fremont BART station, with direct Silicon Valley extension service to Milpitas, Berryessa, and San Jose.
Work With Bruce Wagg
Fremont's condo market spans more neighborhoods and price points than any other South Bay city — and the right community for one buyer is entirely wrong for another depending on commute, school priorities, and lifestyle preferences. Bruce Wagg knows the differences between Fremont's districts and can help you identify which community and which unit represents the best fit and the best long-term value for your situation.
Call Bruce at (669) 202-7777 or use the contact form below to start your Fremont condo search.