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Yocelin Mendivil
Realtor® · Contra Costa
Pittsburg · Home type

Single-Family Homes for Sale in
Pittsburg, CA.

Single-Family Homes in Pittsburg. The market's backbone — 3-4 bedrooms, a yard, a garage, and your own foundation. Pittsburg SFH is the last best deal in the corridor — 3-bed detached homes still in the $500K range for first-time buyers.

Median price: $585KActive listings: 58Days on market: 26
Pittsburg, California — waterfront community — Single-Family Homes
The honest read

Who it's for.
Who it isn't.

Detached single-family homes are the dominant stock in every city I work — usually 60–80% of listings. What they look like varies enormously block to block: 1960s ranch homes in the older zips, 1990s two-stories in the midlevel subdivisions, and a handful of true custom builds in the hills. Price-per-square-foot is the single best comparison metric here; if someone quotes you a median without a PSF, push back.

Pittsburg SFH is the last best deal in the corridor — 3-bed detached homes still in the $500K range for first-time buyers.

Families who need the yard, the garage, the driveway, and room to grow into — or sellers sitting on equity in a home they raised kids in.

Pittsburg · April 2026
Median price
↓ 2.3%
$585K
year over year
Active listings
58
healthy
Days on market
26
median · last 90 days
Offers per home
3
average · very competitive
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Zip codes in Pittsburg

94565
$585K·58 active
Questions

Single-Family Homes,
honestly.

Are single-family homes appreciating in Contra Costa?
Yes, though unevenly. Central county (Walnut Creek, Pleasant Hill) is flat to up. East county (Antioch, Pittsburg) is climbing faster off a lower base. Median numbers hide neighborhood-level differences.
How much should I budget for closing costs?
Plan for roughly 2.5–3% of purchase price for a buyer. Title, escrow, loan fees, first-year insurance, and prorated taxes stack up. I walk every first-time buyer through a line-item estimate before we write.
Is Pittsburg safe?
Depends heavily on the block. San Marco, Vista del Mar, and the newer Oak Hills pockets are genuinely quiet and family-friendly. Parts of the older central area still have challenges. I walk every candidate with you and am upfront about which ones matter.
What's the commute?
eBART at the Pittsburg Center / Pittsburg-Bay Point stations makes the BART-to-SF commute feasible — 50 min to Embarcadero if you get a good connection. Driving 680/24 is 60+ in traffic.
Ready when you are

Let's find the one.
Together.

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