Fremont Real Estate and Beyond

The City of Hayward released a draft of a Residential Rent Stabilization and Tenant Protection Ordinance. The 45-page document presents new rules regarding:  -A landlord's "fair rate" of return on investment -Limits on rent increases including increases on vacant units -Landlord-tenant dispute resolution -Security deposits -Eviction and harassment -Discrimination based on source of income -Information landlords must provide to tenants and to the City of Hayward including terminations and rent increases. The Hayward City Council is scheduled to take action on this ordinance during its June 18 meeting. You can review the entire draft Ordinance here .

Let me know if you're interested! I can help you with the purchasing process. Habitat for Humanity East Bay/Silicon Valley  is getting ready to kick off phase two of Fremont's  Central Commons  development located at 4369 Central Avenue in Centerville. Central Commons is a partnership between the City of Fremont and Habitat for Humanity that gives limited income families the opportunity to own their own home. The development features 30 energy efficient condo-style homes in several different floorplans. Phase two of Central Commons will include 19 homes to be sold to moderate income households earning between 80% and 120% of the area median income. Preference will be given to applicants who currently live and/or work in Fremont or who have lived in Fremont for the past five years. Please see the income requirements below.  Household Size  Minimum Income  Maximum Income  2  $78,850  $107,232  3  $88,700  $120,636  4  $98,550  $134,040  5  $106,450  $144,763  6  $114,350