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Local expertise across East Bay
Oakland
Oakland is the largest city in the East Bay, a place with real geography working in its favor: hills on one side, the water on the other, and a skyline view of San Francisco right across the Bay.
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Berkeley
Berkeley sits right against the Bay, climbing from the shoreline up into the hills, with the University of California campus anchoring the city's center.
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Alameda
Alameda is an island city in the middle of the Bay, connected to Oakland by a handful of bridges and tubes, with San Francisco visible right across the water.
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Lafayette
Lafayette sits in a valley in the Contra Costa hills, just east of the Caldecott Tunnel, with a small-town downtown surrounded by wooded, hillside neighborhoods.
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Walnut Creek
Walnut Creek sits in the valley below Mount Diablo, where Interstate 680 and Highway 24 meet, which makes it one of the most connected cities in the East Bay.
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Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hill sits in the middle of Contra Costa County, between Walnut Creek, Concord, Martinez, and Lafayette, with Interstate 680 on its east side and Highway 24 a few minutes south.
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San Francisco
San Francisco sits just across the Bay, a compact 7-by-7-mile city surrounded by water on three sides, its hills giving almost every neighborhood its own microclimate and its own view.
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Piedmont
Piedmont is a small, independent city completely surrounded by Oakland, just over 1.5 square miles of hillside streets a few minutes from downtown.
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San Leandro
San Leandro sits just south of Oakland along the Bay, one of the East Bay's oldest towns, with a historic downtown, a long shoreline, and hills rising toward Lake Chabot.
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