Homes near BART San Jose, the Peninsula and San Francisco

Every station, San Jose, the Peninsula and San Francisco

Grouped by county, with each station’s BART lines and connections. Tap a station to load its homes above.

Counts are homes for sale in a box about a half mile on each side of the station, so they run a little higher than the half-mile circle above. Lines change in the evening and on weekends; check BART’s Trip Planner for your stop. The BART extension from Berryessa to downtown San Jose and Santa Clara is under construction and not open.

Buying near the tracks

• Hear the trainsWhere tracks run above ground near a home, visit at commute hours. Most San Francisco stations on this page are underground.
• Station parkingMany BART lots fill early on weekdays, and some spaces need a paid permit. Check BART’s parking page for the station before you count on it.
• Evening serviceBART runs fewer lines late in the evening, so the train you take at 8 am may not run at 10 pm. Check BART’s Trip Planner.
• The San Jose extensionBART’s extension from Berryessa to downtown San Jose, Diridon and Santa Clara is under construction; the VTA pages we read give no opening date. Plan around today’s stations.
• Walk the real routeStraight-line distance understates walks where freeways, hills or rail lines cut off streets. Walk it, or time it on a map.

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