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76 New Construction Low Income Apartments: Applications Due Tuesday
Nearly half of the units will be rented to residents who earn up to 80 percent of the Area Median Income.
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Nearly half of the units will be rented to residents who earn up to 80 percent of the Area Median Income.
Veterans, disabled, and homeless individuals and their families will receive priority for the majority of the apartments.
Located on a peaceful cul-de-sac, this updated home has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and nearby amenities including parks and grocery stores.
Aging parents, shifting needs. These families in Castro Valley, Dublin and Orinda have already navigated the territory.
Two are available for that price. Two 4 bedroom homes will be $463,356. Here's how to get your name into the drawing to buy one of the homes
The majority of local families can no longer afford to purchase a home or condo as mortgage rates stagnate at the highest level in decades.
Homes with impressive backyards, home offices, room to entertain, plus nearby access to trails, markets and other amenities.
California cities have seen some of the nation's steepest drops in home values this year, with the East Bay especially hard hit.
Here's how tenants can access help online, by phone or via email.
The income limits are $31,080 to $62,160 for individuals and $35,520 to $71,040 for two-person households.
Prices range from $799,000 to $7.2 million.
What is available this weekend? A gated home on acreage for $4.25 million, a townhome for under $500,000 and plenty in between.
Sweeping views, pools, ADUs for added income — these homes are loaded with enticing features.
Whether you are seeking a gated home or something entry level — try $525,000 — check out these options.
A farmhouse with its own creek, a cozy cottage, a splurge in Blackhawk — all are available right now.
From simple suburban homes to trophy estates — take a look at 11 eye-catching properties available this weekend.
See the lavish North Bay riverfront estate renovated by a Hollywood set designer with sweeping views of the Russian River.
Whether you are house hunting for a townhome, a single family fixer that's marked down in price, or your dream home — you have options.
If you are looking to upgrade your lifestyle, here are some homes to look through.
Homes set among heritage oak trees, or perched on hillsides with panoramic views. There's even a fire-damaged fixer available!
The beautiful home has many original architectural features but a fully updated kitchen.
At nearly 7,000 square feet, this home has room to gather indoors or the fun can spill outside to the pool, sauna, or fire pit.
34 of the acres are on Williamson Act Contract with very low property taxes and the potential to build another home.
Homes from around the Bay Area, along with a getaway cabin near Lake Tahoe, that are available to buy right now.
This Castro Valley home is nestled among the woods of Crow Canyon and has plenty of room for the whole family.
This Castro Valley estate has direct access to 10 trails in the hills surrounding Castro Valley.
Mission Crossing by Meritage Homes will hold a lottery Sept. 6 for 14 below market rate homes.
California just expanded a pandemic program to help homeowners who fell behind on their payments or property taxes. See if you qualify.
Up to $80,000 in past-due payments may be covered. The funds were made available under the federal 2021 American Rescue Plan Act.
The homes are here in Castro Valley and nearby. Which would you choose?
There are 98 "million-dollar cities" in the Bay Area, where the typical home price is $1 million or more — and the list keeps growing.
The Mosaic Apartments have been housing Castro Valley residents for 60 years.
Meridian's Castro Valley Medical Office building was named a finalist for boasting innovative accessibility to health care services.
The Castro Valley area has experienced explosive home price growth this past year and prices are still moving upward.
National home prices have surged over the past year; the Castro Valley area was no exception.
National home prices are have surged over the past year; The Castro Valley area was no exception.
AC Boost is funded by Alameda County Measure A1, passed by voters. The deadline to apply is Aug. 30. Here's a link to learn more and apply.
To qualify for the one bedroom, one bath condo you must make no more than 120-percent of the area adjusted median income of $120,550 for 2.
Even amid economic uncertainty, California home prices broke records this year. See how Castro Valley fared.
Home prices are higher in the Castro Valley area recently. See how much.