Thanks for your input, David G and Oakland Res. Yes, Trestle Glen, Oakland Hills, parts of Glenview and Crocker Highlands and Rockridge, as the most sought after 'hoods in Oakland, are able to command pre-bubble bursting prices and then some... let's see how long it will take for the crash to "move inward" as David and many others have said. I'm guessing these neighborhoods will stay strong over the summer and into fall, and so we may not see the dip until the winter? What do you all think?

Not surprising. Trestle Glen seems immune to what is happening elsewhere. Asking prices are still high but the "charm" factor of homes allows for it.

Elverton and Trestle Glen are 2 of the premier streets in their respective districts of Oakland, so this does not surprise me. These are the top tier neighborhoods and have yet to be hit anywhere like the other parts of Oakland.

I would say Montclair is the "best" district to be hit hard so far, but that is a vast area there too.

It always starts in the outlying areas (or worse) and moves it way inward (to the better).