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Rollingwood is a census-designated place in Contra Costa County — an unincorporated community, not an incorporated city — in the West County area near San Pablo and Richmond, sharing San Pablo's 94806 ZIP code.

Rollingwood is remarkably dense for a suburb of single-family homes: it packs 3,015 residents (2020 census) into just 0.17 square miles, a population density of about 17,400 people per square mile.

Rollingwood was built by mass-production developer David Bohannon under contract with the federal government, and federal officials approved the bank loans financing it only on the condition that the homes not be sold to African Americans — a history featured in Richard Rothstein's book The Color of Law.

In 1952, African American Navy veteran Wilbur Gary bought a home in Rollingwood, and a mob of some 300 white residents gathered outside his house, hurled a brick through the family's window, and burned a cross on their lawn.

Rollingwood first appeared as a census-designated place in the 2000 census, when its population was 2,900.

Rollingwood has only about 727 households, but they are among the largest in the Bay Area — an average household size of 4.13 people — and about 61% of occupied homes are owner-occupied.

Rollingwood's population has transformed over two decades: Hispanic or Latino residents rose from about 42% of the community in 2000 to about 68% in 2020.

Rollingwood is served by the West Contra Costa Unified School District, and its median resident age was 34.4 years at the 2020 census.