Hayward Real Estate Sales Surge: Most Affordable at $465K

UPDATE: Real estate activity in Hayward has spiked, with the most affordable home selling for just $465,000 during the week of November 3. This condominium, measuring 1,132 square feet, is a standout amidst a week that saw an overall average real estate price of $890,857.

In total, 7 home sales were recorded, reflecting a diverse market with average properties spanning 1,475 square feet, typically featuring 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. These figures highlight the growing interest in Hayward’s housing market, making it crucial for potential buyers to act swiftly.

Here are the latest sales:

1. $465K – Condominium, 2400 block of Sebastopol Lane
This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom unit was sold for $465,000, translating to $411 per square foot. The new owners finalized their purchase in October.

2. $637K – Townhouse, 700 block of Grand Terrace
A townhouse in Grand Terrace sold for $637,000 with a living area of 1,170 square feet. This property, built in 2003, features 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.

3. $695K – Detached House, 25500 block of University Court
This 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home was finalized at $695,000. It boasts a vintage charm, being built in 1948.

4. $715K – Single-Family House, 400 block of Lupine Way
Sold for $715,000, this 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom residence offers a cozy atmosphere, constructed in 1949.

5. $819K – Single-Family Home, 19400 block of Royal Ave
This property fetched $819,000 and features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, covering 1,582 square feet.

6. $880K – Single-Family House, 500 block of Longwood Ave
This sale finalized for $880,000 involves a 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, measuring 1,511 square feet and built in 1951.

7. $2M – Detached House, 4100 block of Mystic View Court
The highest sale of the week was a stunning single-family home at $2,025,000. This luxurious property features 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and spans 3,133 square feet.

As the Hayward real estate market continues to capture attention, potential buyers and investors are urged to stay vigilant. The current landscape is shifting rapidly, and opportunities may not last long.

For updates and further details, stay tuned as we monitor the evolving situation in Hayward’s housing market.