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Concord, Contra Costa County's largest city, is quickly becoming appealing to many, as it has much to offer.

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Welcome to Concord

The perfect blend of rich history and modern progress in a lively city

Concord, Contra Costa County's largest city, is quickly becoming appealing to many, as it has much to offer. Thanks to its convenient access to the Bay Area, the city is an excellent choice for those looking for a quieter neighborhood while still being close enough to reap the benefits of city life. 
 
Residents are drawn to the quiet neighborhoods and the large, open green spaces. Concord is far from a sleepy town, though. The city boasts a vibrant downtown area at the historic Todos Santos Plaza and a business center with modern high-rises. 
 
Concord was recently named America's “happiest city” by HouseFresh. For 33 years in a row, the city has also been named a Tree City USA area. It has 14 public playgrounds, including Matteo's Dream Playground, the city's largest and only playground where children who are unable to see, hear, or walk can safely play alongside their peers. 
 
The Alves House, Barnett House, Beebe House, Foskett and Elworthy Building, Maltby Mansion, Old Cowell Fire House, and Keller House provide a sense of the city’s architectural style and heritage and are all designated as historic landmarks by the City of Concord.


What to Love

  • The Concord Farmers’ Market 
  • Easy access to Mount Diablo's hiking trails
  • The 18-hole course at Diablo Creek Golf Course
  • Home to two BART stations and a municipal airport
  • Located 40 minutes south of Napa Valley


Local Lifestyle

Whether you want to live in Concord for the easy and convenient commute to San Francisco or for the peace and quiet, there are numerous neighborhoods to choose from. The Concord Neighborhood Partnership Program is committed to protecting the city's high quality of living, bringing all neighborhoods together with fun and exciting community events. 
 
Concord Valley is the largest neighborhood in Concord, while Diablo Creek Golf Course's region is the smallest. Colony Park is a quieter neighborhood near the Contra Costa Centre BART Station. Ellis Lake has mostly apartment complexes, while Todos Santos' real estate is largely single-family homes steeped in Spanish architecture. David Avenue, Babel Lane, and Oak Grove Road are just a few of Concord's most affluent neighborhoods.


Dining, Entertainment & Shopping

The Veranda, Concord’s premier shopping plaza, provides a wide range of popular brands, shops, and restaurants to satisfy residents’ shopping and dining needs. 
 
During the winter months, Fountain Pavillion Park turns into an ice skating rink, offering fun for the whole family. However, families enjoy exciting thrills all year round at the Red Door Escape Room. 

Doppio Zero is an upscale casual restaurant with Neapolitan pizza baked in a wood-fired oven and homemade pasta. The locale’s exhibition kitchen allows patrons to watch the pizza and pasta being made. Yard House has a fun environment with 100 beers on tap and a California-inspired menu. At Puesto, they make their tortillas from scratch with blue corn. Texas de Brazil is a churrascaria steakhouse with flame-grilled meats cut tableside.


Things to Do

Concord Pavilion hosts concerts like the Concord Jazz Festival, an annual event that began in 1969. If you prefer to be outside, Lime Ridge Open Space provides over 20 miles of biking and hiking trails, and Dave Brubeck Park features picnic tables for parents and a playground for children. Adrenaline-pumping fun is found at Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Water Park.
 
Todos Santos Plaza has many festivals and events, including the German Oktoberfest, which features a beer tent, contests, food trucks, and live music. It also hosts the farmers' market, where you can shop from local vendors for fresh produce and artisan goods. 
 
There are also numerous parks in the area, including John F. Baldwin Park, Brazil Quarry Park, Ellis Lake Park, Ygnacio Valley Park, Sun Terrace Neighborhood Park, and Concord Community Park.


Schools

Concord is home to many prestigious educational institutions, such as:

 

Concord, CA Real Estate Market Trends

Market Overview:

The real estate market in Concord has experienced steady growth, driven by the city's diverse neighborhoods, access to public transportation, and proximity to major employment hubs. Home prices have risen over the past few years, though they remain more accessible compared to other Bay Area markets, making Concord an attractive option for first-time homebuyers and investors.

Market Competitiveness:

Concord’s real estate market is moderately competitive, with homes often receiving multiple offers, especially in popular neighborhoods like Clayton Valley or areas near BART stations. The demand for single-family homes remains strong, particularly as more buyers seek suburban living with easy access to city centers. Properties tend to sell at or above asking prices, and while the competition isn't as fierce as in other parts of the Bay Area, desirable homes still move quickly.

Migration Trends:

Concord has seen an influx of new residents from more expensive Bay Area cities, as buyers look for more affordable housing while still remaining within commuting distance of San Francisco and Silicon Valley. Many families and professionals are relocating to Concord for its blend of suburban charm and city conveniences. 

 

 

 

 

Overview for Concord, CA

125,769 people live in Concord, where the median age is 38.5 and the average individual income is $43,888. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

125,769

Total Population

38.5 years

Median Age

High

Population Density Population Density This is the number of people per square mile in a neighborhood.

$43,888

Average individual Income

Demographics and Employment Data for Concord, CA

Population Households Employment

Concord has 45,471 households, with an average household size of 2.74. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Concord do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 125,769 people call Concord home. The population density is 4,116.49 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

125,769

Total Population

High

Population Density Population Density This is the number of people per square mile in a neighborhood.

38.5

Median Age

49.64 / 50.36%

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  • Less Than 9th Grade
  • Associate Degree
  • Bachelor Degree
45,471

Total Households

2.74

Average Household Size

$43,888

Average individual Income

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30 to 59 Minutes
60+ Minutes

Schools in Concord, CA

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