
$849,000
Oakland

650 homes and apartments for sale in Oakland, United States.
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24 properties shown

$849,000
Oakland

$759,000
Oakland

$825,000
Oakland

$599,000
Oakland

$749,000
Oakland

$1,149,000
Oakland
Apartment$275,000
Oakland
Apartment$359,999
Oakland

$698,000
Oakland

$799,000
Oakland

$799,000
Oakland

$925,000
Oakland
Apartment$679,000
Oakland

$498,000
Oakland

$430,000
Oakland

$547,000
Oakland

$569,950,000
Oakland
Apartment$549,000
Oakland
Apartment$599,000
Oakland
Apartment$599,000
Oakland

$1,495,000
Oakland

$925,000
Oakland
Apartment$695,000
Oakland

$899,000
Oakland
Buyer's guide: Oakland
Oakland real estate offers San Francisco Bay Area access at a lower price than across the bridge, with 650 listings and a median asking price of €563,204. The market splits between 437 houses and 213 apartments or condos.
Compiled from current listings on RealEstateAbroad; asking prices converted to euros.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €563,204 |
| Middle 50% (p25 to p75) | €437,154 to €777,658 |
| Median price per m² | €4,843 |
| Median size | 115 m² |
| Listings | 650 |
Two-bedroom properties lead with 238 listings, followed by 192 three-bedroom, 92 one-bedroom, 81 four-bedroom and 45 with five or more. Houses are 437 of the total and apartments 213.
See apartments for sale in the United States for a national comparison. At €4,843 per m², Oakland costs far more per square metre than most American cities in our data, which tells you this is a coastal-metro market.
Oakland spans the flat inner city and the hills. Rockridge, Temescal, Montclair, Piedmont Avenue and Lake Merritt are well-known areas, each with a distinct feel. BART trains reach San Francisco in about 20 minutes from downtown, and the port, tech and healthcare employers anchor demand.
Buyers are Bay Area commuters, investors and families. Rent control and tenant-protection rules are strong here, so landlords should take advice. Compare other metros such as San Diego or New York if you are choosing between coasts.
California has no ownership restriction on foreigners. Property tax is set near 1% of the purchase price under Proposition 13, then rises slowly, and escrow handles closings. Lenders typically want a large deposit from non-residents.
Earthquake and wildfire exposure matter in the hills, and earthquake insurance is separate. Read our US buying guide, explore financing in the United States, and use the United States overview to see other states.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Generally yes, though our median of €4,843 per m² shows it is still expensive. Check New York for another high-priced comparison.
Rockridge, Temescal and Montclair are popular; each differs in price and commute, so visit before buying.
California's base rate is around 1% of purchase price plus local levies. Verify with a title company or tax adviser.
Yes, with no federal or state bar, though financing is harder without US credit history.