Living in Alameda, CA | THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO ALAMEDA, CA | Discover the Bay Area's Hidden Gem

If you're pondering a move to the Bay Area and searching for the perfect spot, look no further! Alameda, California, is the hidden gem you've been seeking, offering a unique blend of suburban peace and urban flair. Discover why living in Alameda, CA, is an excellent choice for those looking for the best of the Bay Area!

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Join Jake Coyne, a local real estate expert, as we dive deep into everything Alameda has to offer. From its unique island charm to vibrant community life, this video is your ultimate guide to understanding why Alameda is the top choice for Bay Area living.

Why Choose Alameda, CA?
Alameda stands out with its serene lifestyle, easy commutes to San Francisco and San Jose, and its close proximity to Oakland International Airport, offering unmatched convenience. Whether you're attracted to the scenic waterfront parks, diverse dining options, or the local craft beer scene, Alameda provides a laid-back lifestyle with all the perks of city living.

Explore Alameda's Diverse Neighborhoods
Take a journey through Alameda's neighborhoods, each with its unique character. From the historic elegance of the Gold Coast to the peaceful retreat of Bay Farm Island, and the luxurious living in Harbor Bay Isle, Alameda caters to a wide range of preferences and lifestyles.

Living in Alameda: The Advantages
Discover the benefits of living in Alameda, including safer, less crowded public spaces, a strong sense of community, and a slower pace of life—all without sacrificing access to the urban perks of the Bay Area. Alameda is known for its excellent schools, outdoor activities, and vibrant community events, making it an ideal place for families and individuals alike.
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⏱️Timestamps⏱️
00:00 Start
1:22 Alameda Overview
6:10 West End Neighborhoods
9:15 Central Alameda Neighborhoods
13:19 East End Neighborhoods
16:13 Bay Farm Island Neighborhood

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[alexzandriaroxanne]

this video should be the blueprint for all ultimate guide videos out here on Youtube. Love how you pointed the area on the map and showed some snippets too. Thanks!

[pauli]

Jake- I appreciate this info. I used to rent a room from someone in a condo on South Shore and walked to the shopping center frequently to grab a bite. I worked at the 10 major airports of the Northwest US so I loved going to OAK Airport to fly out. I would love to move into Alameda and purchase a home. Your info in breaking down the areas is useful for me as I venture to buy. Thanks again Jake

[mcon]

Great video! I was stationed at the former NAS Alameda Naval Air Station from 1993-1995! It's so built up now, I miss partying on Webster street!

[jayohen]

I've checked the prices in Alameda and the cost to buy a house there today is just way too high. I know some people that grew up in Alameda that moved out because they couldn't afford to buy a house there.

[jackbuser]

Great video! I’m not sure if you mentioned Alameda High School…one of the best reasons to live in Alameda for parents.

[cloutrealestate]

Very Informational! Theres a lot I learned about Alameda watching this.

[markc]

Alameda is the next hot spot along with Treasure Island. Looking to get a Townhome along the shore over the next yr. After 13 years living in SF.

[tommydong]

Alameda is a short drive away from Oakland.

[greez]

These photos aren’t typical of what Alameda really looks like.

[pmgroundhog]

Always wonder whos able to live there? 1M+$ homes and hard to get in and off the island.

Unless you live near the Ferries and work in sf, i dont see how a family can make enough to afford it

[thskat]

Honestly, I wouldn't live in Alameda.. simply because it's next door to Oakland. That's just me.

[cherylgottshall]

I grew up in Alameda. You missed a lot of areas.

[papagen]

Is Alameda overrun by usual suspects wearing hoodies and masks?
I lived in Walnut Creek in the 80's and 90's. Would never move back today.

Alright so here’s the deal.
The food in Alameda is not anything special. Sure there’s a large amount of restaurants but not one of them really specializes in anything. If you live in a bubble and want to try a different food without stepping further away than 3 miles then this is for you lol.

[chuckmarch]

My only exposure to Alemeda was not a positive experience. I was installing a new kitchen in a dinky condominium off webster st. I couldnt park in the complex so i had to lug all my equipment and supplies about a quarter mile up to the work site . The management was rude and unreasonable. When i went to lunch i ate at a fast food rest. On Webster. The place was in total dissaray with one person on duty and the tables all cluttered with trash. It was about the most miserable job i did in 4 years at Sears. Also when i went to HD for supplies there was a guy breaking into cars in plain daylight. This was in 2005. Its probably much worse now. I wouldnt live there if you payed me. I hate the bay area. What a crappy place to live.