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Hayward is a centrally located Alameda County city with a population of about 150,000 people. Hayward is the third most populous city in Alameda County, and the fifth most populous in the entire bay area. Hayward is conveniently located with respect to all of the major bay area cities, being roughly 30 miles southeast of San Francisco, 15 miles south of Oakland, and 25 miles north of San Jose. Hayward was one of many bay area suburbs that was built to accomodate the thousands of veterans returning from World War II to cash in on their G.I. Bills and get home loans courtesy of Uncle Sam. They had experienced California briefly on their way over to combat in the Pacific, and once they did, they were hooked. After the war, they came looking for jobs and homes. Hayward also offers educational opportunities, via a community college and Cal State Hayward, as well. Almost half of all the housing in Hayward was built between 1950 and 1970, and generally favored the three bedroom, 2 bath model. Older homes can be found closer to the downtown area, and much larger, more upscale homes can be found up in the hills. All in all, this housing mix gives Hayward a wide range of prices and accommodations for home buyers. The commute is decent, especially if one takes BART or uses the Hayward/San Mateo bridge to commute to the peninsula. There are also many local employers, as well -- the best commute is virtually no commute, after all! Shake, rattle, and roll -- Hayward lends its name to the Hayward fault -- an earthquake fault line that runs right through the town and even caused the old city hall building to be abandoned, since the fault ran right through it! The California state census in 2004 counted 46,985 residential housing units in Hayward, of which 23,364 were single family detached houses, 3,396 were single family attached homes, 17,926 were apartments, condos, or townhouses, and 2,299 were mobile homes. Reach the Hayward Chamber of Commerce at 510-537-2424. Baron & Chestney Real Estate offers full service discount real estate brokers who will sell your Hayward home for a TOTAL realtor commission of two percent to four percent. Buying a home? Call a Baron & Chestney Real Estate discount realtor first! Our home buyer rebate program will get you a real estate rebate of up to 2% of the purchase price of the home, after close of escrow. For all of your Hayward real estate needs, call a Baron & Chestney Real estate discount realtor, today.

Hayward is one of the largest cities in the East Bay, following only Oakland and Fremont in population, and as such is the 5th largest city in the bay area. Centrally located, Hayward offers a decent commute to many different job destinations -- even across the bay, via the San Mateo bridge. Hayward gradually climbs up from the bay into the hills, with housing units generally becoming larger the higher one goes. To see some of Hayward's finer homes, take a drive up Skyline Drive into the hills. The city is the home of Cal State Hayward, and Chabot Community College is not far away, either. Baron & Chestney Real Estate offers full service discount realtors that will sell your Hayward home for a total real estate commission of two percent to four percent. Buying a home in Hayward? Call a Baron & Chestney Real Estate discount broker first! Our home buyer rebate program will get you a realtor rebate of up to 2% of the purchase price of the home, after close of escrow. Whether selling a home, buying a home, or BOTH, our Baron & Chestney Real Estate discount brokers will save you THOUSANDS in real estate commissions on your next realty transaction! Call us!

1 Church in downtown Hayward

2 A curious building in downtown Hayward...

3 Paul Bunyan has gone into the auto repair business in Hayward...

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