Berkeley, CA Black Real Estate Agents

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33 days (up from 23 days a year ago)
A walkable neighborhood near campus with Tudor Revival, craftsman, and brown-shingle homes dating to around 1912, a median sale price near $1.9 million, and condos starting around $700,000.
$1,100,000 median sale price (September 2026)
$700,000 – $2,600,000+ depending on neighborhood and property type
North Berkeley
Elmwood
A quiet, tree-lined neighborhood in the foothills north of the UC Berkeley campus, known as the "Gourmet Ghetto" for its acclaimed restaurants and Golden Gate Bridge views.
An exclusive hilltop neighborhood built around the historic Claremont Club & Spa, with early-1900s estates and a median sale price near $2.6 million.
Claremont

Buyers are drawn to Berkeley by UC Berkeley's deep, renewing pool of students, faculty, and staff, easy BART access to San Francisco and Oakland job centers, the acclaimed "Gourmet Ghetto" dining scene, and a stock of century-old Tudor, craftsman, and brown-shingle homes that new construction can't replicate.

With days on market up from 23 to 33 citywide, buyers have more room to evaluate homes than a year ago — Elmwood condos starting around $700,000 offer the most accessible entry point, North Berkeley's Gourmet Ghetto foothills reward patience as competing bids slow, and Claremont's wide price spread (roughly $1 million to $5 million) means flexible buyers can still find value near the historic Claremont Club & Spa.

Sellers are seeing the strongest results in Berkeley's hillside tier — Berkeley Hills posted an 8.6% year-over-year gain to a roughly $1.8 million median, and updated Claremont estates near the Claremont Club & Spa continue to set the city's highest sale prices, while well-maintained craftsman homes in Elmwood zoned to top-rated schools keep drawing sustained buyer interest.

Expect Berkeley's premium hillside neighborhoods to keep outperforming the citywide average as UC Berkeley and the Bay Area job market sustain demand, even as longer days-on-market give buyers elsewhere in the city more negotiating room than they had a year ago.

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