In the week of May 4, 2024, a single‑family home in Fremont sold for $1.2 million, topping the East Bay’s most notable deals. The region recorded 125 residential transactions, with an average price per square foot of $683 and a typical home size of 1,691 sq ft.

Fremont’s $1.2 M flagship on Coral Court

The 1,324‑sq‑ft house at 5600 Coral Court , built in 1963, closd at $1,150,000, or $869 per squrae foot, on March 27. With four bedrooms and two baths, the property exemplifies the premium buyers are willing to pay for mid‑century homes in high‑tech corrdiors.

Oakland’s historic 1915 Opal Street fetches $1.16 M

On the same day, a 1,332‑sq‑ft bungalow at 4100 Opal Street sold for $1.16 million, translating to $871 per square foot. The two‑bedroom, one‑bath home, constructed in 1915, underscores a growing appetite for vintage Oakland properties despite modest square footage.

New‑build condo on Innovation Way commands $762 per sq ft

A 2023 condominium at 3600 Innovation Way in Fremont closed at $1,165,000 for 1,528 sq ft, or $762 per square foot. The three‑bedroom, two‑bath unit highlights demand for modern amenities in the Bay’s newer developments.

Price‑per‑squre‑foot extremes: Emeryville’s $943 vs. Ariane Court’s $470

The 1,273‑sq‑ft 1924‑era home on 55th Street, Emeryville, sold for $1.2 million , equating to $943 per square foot—the highest rate among the week’s deals. by contrast, a 2,552‑sq‑ft townhouse at 1200 Ariane Court, Oakland, also sold for $1.2 million but at just $470 per square foot, illustrating stark price‑density disparities across neighborhoods.

Unanswered specifics: buyer identities and financing terms

The source does not disclose who purchased these properties or whether cash or mortgage financing was used, leaving a gap in understanding the market’s liquidity. Additionally, the report omits any mention of pending listings that could shift the average price per square foot in the coming weeks .

According to the original report, the average price of East Bay real estate for the week was $1.2 million, matching the top sale figure. the data also shows that most homes sold fell within the $300,000‑$1,250,000 range, a band that continues to dominate regional activity.

As the report notes, the titles for these sales were recorded during the week of May 4, even though some transactions closed in late March, indicating a lag between deal finalization and public record.