San AntonioOakland, California Homes for Sale
Overview
Quick Facts
- Current Prices:$349,000 to $1,900,000
- Closed Prices:$345,000 to $1,720,000
- Median Sale Price:$737,500
- Average $ per sq ft:$460
- Association Fee Ranges:$0 to $349,$103 to $900/mo,$170
- Type:Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home
- Age:1887 to 2020
- Sq. Ft.:475 to 3,994Sq. Ft.
- Bedrooms:0 to 8Bedrooms
- Bathrooms:0 to 6Bathrooms
Where to Live
With a cost of living that is 10 percent less than that of greater Oakland, San Antonio provides affordable housing in a diverse setting. There are a variety of housing options available, from Pueblo-styled and Victorian single-family homes to duplexes, apartments, and shared living. Foodies should check out the area around the Alameda Marketplace, which features inexpensive produce and kitchen staples from a large selection of ethnic grocery stores all under one roof. Families with children will appreciate the kid-friendly area surrounding San Antonio Park for family-oriented activities and events.
Where to Eat
San Antonio residents enjoy access to the best Southeast Asian and Mexican food in Oakland. International Boulevard, running along the southern border of San Antonio, boasts a bounty of inexpensive ethnic eateries, cafes, bars, and food trucks. Locals craving more fancy dining fare can cross the tidal canal into Alameda or head out for swanky eats in the Grand Lake neighborhood.
What You'll See
Community plays an important role in San Antonio, so you'll frequently see neighbors coming together for events and activities. Cultural events include the Guatemalan Cultural Festival, the Malcolm X Jazz Arts Festival, and May Day events in Oakland's oldest city park, San Antonio Park. On Fridays from May through November, you'll likely see plenty of people shopping at the East Oakland Farmers Market, searching for the freshest local and organic produce and edibles.
Friday Night Fun
For nightlife, San Antonio locals typically head over to Fruitvale, Grand Lake, or the nearby island of Alameda for barhopping in venues ranging from dive bars to swanky clubs. Entertainment options abound; Rhythmix Cultural Works in Alameda brings together residents for a variety of all-ages cultural performances such as Flamenco shows. Film buffs will enjoy watching flicks in the architecturally opulent historic Alameda Theatre & Cineplex. If you are a fan of vino, take your date out for an evening of wine tasting. Grand Lake features a winery specializing in organic California wines, as well as selections from Germany, Italy, and France.
The Perfect Sunday
For parents with kids, spend a fun-filled day at the basketball courts, soccer field, playgrounds, and walking paths, then visit the community garden. San Antonio is close to Lake Merritt, so take your friends and your dog for a walk or run along some of the most beautiful shoreline in town or go bird-watching, bicycling, or rent a boat for fun on the water.
Locals Love
Affordable housing • Alameda Museum • God public transportation • Oakland's annual marathon.
Locals Don't Love
Expensive gas bills • Not bicycle friendly.
Schools

Disclaimer: School attendance zone boundaries are supplied by Maponics and are subject to change. Check with the applicable school district prior to making a decision based on these boundaries.
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