Between 2000 and 2015, as housing prices rose, historically Black cities and neighborhoods across the region lost thousands of low-income Black households. These areas include the Bayview in San Francisco, flatland neighborhoods in Oakland and Berkeley, and the cities of East Palo Alto, Richmond,
and Vallejo. Low-income Asian and Latinx households decreased in several neighborhoods in San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose that traditionally have been home to large immigrant communities.
