
$550,000
Richmond

160 homes and apartments for sale in Richmond, United States.
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24 properties shown

$550,000
Richmond

$539,000
Richmond

$399,999
Richmond

$845,999
Richmond
House$648,000
Richmond

$599,000
Richmond

$449,000
Richmond

$525,000
Richmond
Apartment$585,000
Richmond

$648,888
Richmond

$778,000
Richmond

$499,000
Richmond
House$699,000
Richmond

$769,000
Richmond

$530,000
Richmond
Apartment$328,000
Richmond

$619,000
Richmond
Apartment$445,000
Richmond

$950,000
Richmond

$1,049,000
Richmond

$669,000
Richmond

$679,000
Richmond

$549,000
Richmond

$699,950
Richmond
Buyer's guide: Richmond
Richmond is an East Bay city on the north shore of San Francisco Bay, with a working port, a marina district and a BART link to San Francisco and Oakland. RealEstateAbroad lists 160 properties for sale in Richmond, with a median asking price of €451,457.
Numbers are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Richmond |
|---|---|
| Listings | 160 |
| Median asking price | €451,457 |
| Middle 50% range | €344,180 to €580,338 |
| Median price per m² | €4,504 |
| Median size | 105 m² |
Houses are 120 of 160 listings, apartments 40. Two-bedroom homes lead (59), then three-bed (48), four-bed (27), one-bed (17) and five-plus (9). The size and price suggest older bungalows and small houses, plus condos at the marina. Price per square metre of €4,504 is higher than in outer East Bay suburbs, while absolute prices stay lower because homes are smaller. See apartments in the United States.
The mix of old industrial buildings and newer waterfront condos means condition varies; get a thorough inspection of foundations, plumbing and any unpermitted additions. Lower-priced homes may need seismic retrofits, which are a normal expense in the Bay Area.
Point Richmond is a historic village with a pleasant centre, Marina Bay has waterfront condos and the Rosie the Riveter national park marks the shipyards. Quality varies block by block, so visit in person. Berkeley, Oakland and Alameda are nearby, and San Francisco is reachable by BART or by ferry from the Richmond terminal. Martinez is a quieter county-seat town to the north-east, and Lafayette is an affluent suburb inland with much higher prices.
Neighbourhood differences are large, and many buyers look at crime statistics and school performance by block before they commit. Ferry commuting to San Francisco from the Richmond terminal is an attractive option for some professionals.
Foreigners can buy in California freely. Property tax is about 1% of the purchase price and you should budget for escrow, title insurance and insurance. Landlords in some Bay Area cities face rent control and just-cause eviction laws, which affects investors. Read our US consultation guide, the financing page and the US overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Generally yes, with a median of €451,457.
Yes, BART and Amtrak serve Richmond.
Richmond has tenant protection ordinances, so check them before buying to let.
Point Richmond and Marina Bay are often cited by buyers.