Walnut Creek
A downtown evening. A ridgeline morning.
East Bay Contra Costa County
Explore Walnut Creek real estate through its downtown, BART connections, open-space neighborhoods, and the practical differences between a condo and a hillside home.
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74 communities. Nine counties. Your own reasons for falling in love with a place. Explore the map, follow a curiosity, and save a few possibilities to compare.
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Every community, in one place.74 local guides
Take a closer look at the homes, neighborhoods, everyday places, and questions worth asking in each community.
- Alameda
- American Canyon
- Antioch
- Atherton
- Belmont
- Benicia
- Berkeley
- Brentwood
- Burlingame
- Campbell
- Castro Valley
- Concord
- Cupertino
- Daly City
- Danville
- Dublin
- El Cerrito
- Emeryville
- Fairfield
- Foster City
- Fremont
- Gilroy
- Half Moon Bay
- Hayward
- Healdsburg
- Lafayette
- Livermore
- Los Altos
- Los Gatos
- Martinez
- Menlo Park
- Mill Valley
- Millbrae
- Milpitas
- Moraga
- Morgan Hill
- Mountain View
- Napa
- Newark
- Novato
- Oakland
- Orinda
- Pacifica
- Palo Alto
- Petaluma
- Piedmont
- Pittsburg
- Pleasant Hill
- Pleasanton
- Redwood City
- Richmond
- Rohnert Park
- San Bruno
- San Carlos
- San Francisco
- San Jose
- San Leandro
- San Mateo
- San Rafael
- San Ramon
- Santa Clara
- Santa Rosa
- Saratoga
- Sausalito
- Sonoma
- South San Francisco
- St. Helena
- Sunnyvale
- Tiburon
- Union City
- Vacaville
- Vallejo
- Walnut Creek
- Yountville
Nine counties. One extraordinary place to call home.Map data: U.S. Census · Caltrans · CPAD / GreenInfo · CDFW (source links open in a new tab)
A region is just the beginning.
Each corner of the Bay has its own geography and daily rhythms. Follow a region to compare the places within it.
San Francisco
A different world around every hill. Explore the city through its architecture, neighborhoods, waterfront and everyday connections.
The Peninsula
Ocean air on one side, the Bay on the other. Follow walkable downtowns and rail connections from Daly City to Menlo Park.
The East Bay
Waterfront cities, lively downtowns and trails that climb into open hills. Discover the very different places east of the Bay.
Tri-Valley & San Ramon Valley
Established town centers, vineyard country and room to spread out. Compare the daily rhythms of Danville, San Ramon, Dublin, Pleasanton and Livermore.
The South Bay
City neighborhoods, foothill towns and the Peninsula’s southern edge. Look beyond a workplace pin to find a place that fits your whole week.
The North Bay
Marin shoreline, Sonoma and Napa town squares, and Solano’s waterfront and inland cities. A wide landscape with real differences from one town to the next.
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