Irina Sikela, Real Esate Broker
The median home value in East Palo Alto, CA is $1,100,000.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $1,500,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in East Palo Alto, CA is $1,100,000.
Approximately 40% of East Palo Alto homes are owned,
compared to 51% rented, while
9% are vacant.
East Palo Alto real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact East Palo Alto real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Learn more about East Palo Alto.
Courtesy: Lily Govea - KW Advisors
Lily Govea
Unique opportunity to build a dream home tastefully designed on this flat vacant residential lot for single family house, in the heart of Bay Area, walking distance from Facebook, 1 block of Willow Rd. Plans fully approved by Building, Planning and Engineering division, permits will be issue when misc, impact fees are paid to the city of EPA. School and Sewage Fees are paid. City must have their first inspection within 120 day from approval date. No Utilities on the property. Permit No: BLD2019-0163
Prime Development Opportunity! Attention builders and developers! Don't miss this rare chance to create a brand-new residential community in one of the most desirable and strategically located areas on the Peninsula. This exceptional site offers close proximity to world-class employers including Stanford University, Stanford Hospital, Meta HQ, Amazon EPA, and the vibrant downtown Palo Alto. Also enjoy quick access to Google, LinkedIn, and other major tech campuses. Conveniently located just off University Avenue on the west side of Highway 101, this property borders Palo Alto and is within the sought-after Menlo-Atherton High School district. A recent conceptual yield study shows the potential to develop 33 unit townhomes or 44 unit apartment (buyer to verify with city). Previously operated as a mobile home park, the site once had full utility hookups, which were removed after the park was officially closed--creating a potential opportunity for utility credits through the City of East Palo Alto. This flat, well-positioned parcel is ready for transformation. Act now to capitalize on this rare development opportunity in the heart of Silicon Valley.
