Newark Homes for Sale

Tucked between Fremont and the bay, Newark offers a rare mix of suburban calm, waterfront parks, and quick access to Silicon Valley jobs. From cozy ranch homes near Lakeshore Park to established subdivisions like Lido Faire and Birch Grove, this close-knit Alameda County city draws families and Bay Area professionals alike. Harv Balu, REALTOR with REALTY EXPERTS, knows Newark street by street and helps buyers find the right home with confidence and local expertise.

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The Newark Real Estate Market

As of mid-2026, Newark remains a steady, competitive market. The median sale price sits around $1.25 million, with homes typically moving in about 16 days. Limited inventory keeps well-priced, move-in-ready homes in demand, often drawing multiple offers, while buyers willing to update older homes find more room to negotiate. Overall the balance tilts modestly toward sellers, though serious, prepared buyers continue to find opportunities across the city's price ranges. See what's on the market right now, or get a free estimate of your home's value.

Newark Neighborhoods & Districts

• Lake Area — Quiet, walkable streets ringing Lakeshore Park's lagoon, prized for the paved loop trail, water views, and family-friendly feel.
• Lido Faire — One of Newark's largest established subdivisions, with high-value, well-kept homes and a settled, community-minded character.
• Birch Grove — Midcentury ranch and traditional homes from the 1960s-80s, attractive pricing, and easy bay-bridge access to tech jobs.
• Mowry West — A convenient residential pocket near Mowry Avenue, popular for its central location and proximity to shopping and freeways.
• Old Town Newark — The city's historic core, offering character, walkability, and a connection to Newark's railroad-town roots.
• Lakeshore — Sought-after homes near the waterfront and lagoon, blending green space, recreation, and a relaxed suburban setting.

Schools in Newark

Newark is served by the Newark Unified School District, which educates close to 5,000 students across about ten campuses. Families in the Birch Grove area are zoned for Birch Grove Primary and Birch Grove Intermediate, while Coyote Hills Elementary serves other parts of the city. The district is centrally located, making most neighborhoods a short trip from their assigned schools.

Living in Newark: Commute & Lifestyle

• Commute: Interstate 880 runs north-south through the city, and State Route 84 over the Dumbarton Bridge connects directly to the Peninsula and Palo Alto.
• Jobs: Newark hosts major employers including Logitech, SMART Modular Technologies, and the Pacific Research Center, with Silicon Valley minutes away over the bridge.
• Outdoors: Lakeshore Park's lagoon loop, Newark Community Park, and the nearby Coyote Hills Regional Park offer trails, water, and open space.
• Community: NewPark Mall anchors shopping and dining with 140-plus retailers and an IMAX, while transit links like the Dumbarton Express reach Stanford and Menlo Park.

Newark ZIP Codes

Newark's primary residential ZIP code is 94560.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do homes cost in Newark, CA?

As of mid-2026 the median sale price is around $1.25 million, ranging from condos and townhomes in the $700,000s up to larger and updated single-family homes above $1.4 million.

Is Newark, CA a good place for Silicon Valley commuters?

Yes. Newark sits at the crossroads of Interstate 880 and the State Route 84 Dumbarton Bridge, with the Dumbarton Express bus running weekdays to Palo Alto, Menlo Park, and Stanford, putting Peninsula and South Bay jobs within easy reach.

What school district serves Newark, CA?

Newark is served by the Newark Unified School District, which educates nearly 5,000 students across about ten campuses, including Birch Grove Primary, Birch Grove Intermediate, and Coyote Hills Elementary.

What are the best neighborhoods to buy in Newark, CA?

Popular areas include the Lake Area and Lakeshore near the lagoon, the established Lido Faire subdivision, midcentury Birch Grove, the central Mowry West pocket, and historic Old Town Newark, each with its own character and price points.

Work With a Local Newark REALTOR®

Whether you're buying your first home, moving up, or selling, I'd be glad to help you navigate Newark with local expertise and straight answers. Call or text Harv Balu at 510-600-3425, or explore my Buyer's Guide and Seller's Guide. Exploring the area? See my guide to cities near Fremont or browse Fremont homes for sale.