When an owner of a Below Market Rate (BMR) property decides to sell their home, they must sell their home to an income eligible buyer. The City will calculate the maximum price that the home can be sold, the Maximum Restricted Resale Price. Homeowners of a BMR property who wish to sell their home should contact the City before starting the sale process., Calculating the Maximum Restricted Resale Price for BMR Units, The Maximum Restricted Resale Price calculation is determined by development and can be found in your Buyer's Occupancy and Resale Restriction Agreement, with Option to Purchase (the "Resale Restriction Agreement"). , Please note:, Some older versions of the Resale Restriction Agreement are titled Affordable Housing Covenant and Restriction on Sale and the Maximum Restricted Resale Price is referred to as the Affordable Housing Cost. , Please also note:, Homeowners who wish to resale a BMR unit should let their real estate agent or other real estate professionals know that they will need to work , with a third-party title company acceptable to the City to handle escrow. Acceptable third-party title companies include: WFG National Title Company (formerly Doma Title), First American Title Company, and Old Republic Title Comany., Below is a summary of the calculation by development:, Renaissance Walk., The Maximum Restricted Resale Price shall not exceed the product of thirty-five percent (35%) times one hundred ten percent (110%) of area median income (AMI) adjusted for familly size appropriate for the unit., Garden Walk., The Maximum Restricted Resale Price is the owner's purchase price increased by the percentage of increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) from the date of the original purchase of the home by the owner to the date of receipt by the City of the owner's intent to sell., Crossings at Eden Shores., The Maximum Restricted Resale Price is the owner's purchase price increased by the percentage of increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) from the date of the original purchase of the home by the owner to the date of receipt by the City of the owner's intent to sell., SoHay., The Maximum Restricted Resale Price is the owner's purchase price increased by the percentage of increase in the Median Income from the date of the original purchase of the home by the owner to the date of receipt by the City of the owner's intent to sell. , Upward Adjustments, Eligible Capital Improvements Certain capital improvements may increase the value of your home if you decide to sell but only if you have received City approval. An owner of a below market rate (BMR) unit should contact the City before starting any capital improvement project. To learn more about the eligibility criteria, please visit the Capital Improvement Approval Process page. Original…, Downward Adjustments, If applicable, the Maximum Restricted Resale Price shall include a downward adjustment in an amount necessary: To repair any violations of applicable building, plumbing, electric, fire or housing codes or any other provisions of the City of Hayward Building Code; and To make repairs on the home to put the home into a sellable condition , Requesting a Quote, Estimate., If you would like an estimate of the current Maximum Restricted Resale Price for your home, e-mail , housing@hayward-ca.gov, and request a quote. Please note that any quote provided to you is only an estimate and subject to change. The final Maximum Restricted Resale Price is calculated at time of sale., Resale., If you are selling your below-market rate unit, have your real estate professionals e-mail , housing@hayward-ca.gov, . , Questions About the Maximum Restricted Resale Price, For general questions, please e-mail , housing@hayward-ca.gov, .
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Notice is hereby given that the City of Hayward is holding funds for the following persons. These funds may be released to the depositor, their heir, beneficiary, or duly appointed representative provided a claim form has been completed with the necessary information. Unclaimed money that remains unclaimed for at least three (3) years will become the property of the City after following…, Rita Perez, at, rita.perez@hayward-ca.gov, ., Download Claim Form, Please contact, Rita Perez, at, (510) 583-4801, or, rita.perez@hayward-ca.gov, if you have any questions or concerns. CHECK NUMBER CHECK DATE PAYEE NAME UNCLEARED Amount 493334 07/03/2023 PATRICIA RODRIGUEZ 123.72 493508 07/07/2023 CALIFORNIA CHAPTER, AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOC. 625.00 493585 07/07/2023 DE LEON, CLAUDINE 16.23 493589 07/07/2023 GOMEZ MC PHERSON, AMAYA 50.29 493762 08/04/2023 DUNG, DONALD 17.79 493884 08/18/2023 DUKES, BRITTANY 24.36 493977 09/05/2023…
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Enjoy reading 1,000 books with your little one! Log reading and earn badges and prizes all along the way. , 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten, Our program is a fun, exciting, and free way to start your child on the path to success! Any child ages birth to five years can participate. Just follow these steps: , Register:, Sign up on Beanstack, or pick up program materials in the Children’s Room at our Downtown Branch., Track Your Reading:, Fill in a circle on the worksheet (available in the library) or track on Beanstack each book you read with your child., Every Book Counts:, Even if your child wants to hear the same book again and again, you can count it each time. You can also count the books your child hears in storytime, in daycare or preschool, or with a friend or family member., 100-Book Milestones:, Each time you’ve read 100 books with your little one, come into the library to receive a special reward. Don’t forget to bring in your reading worksheet!, 1,000 Books:, You did it! Come celebrate at the library, receive a very special prize!, Keep on Reading:, Don’t stop at 1,000! Keep on reading together; there’s more learning ahead! , 1000 Books???, One thousand books may seem like a lot, but if you read just one book at bedtime, you’ll meet your goal in less than 3 years. If you read three books at bedtime, you could reach your goal in just one year! Ask our friendly staff for suggestions—we’re here to help you on your journey to 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten! , The Power of Reading Together, The simple and enjoyable act of sharing books helps your child learn pre-reading skills such as: understanding the sounds letters make developing a bigger vocabulary building background knowledge all important skills that help prepare your child for learning to read and entering kindergarten. , More Ways to Build Literacy Skills, Singing songs, saying rhymes, telling stories, and playing with your child are all great ways to build their literacy skills. Visit the Hayward Public Library often for, free programs, that are fun and educational for your little one and to find great books to share with your child. Happy Reading!
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Hayward Public Library Celebrates Black History Month Hayward Public Library is celebrating Black History Month throughout February, and invites the Hayward community to join in as it recognizes and honors Black voices and experiences with an array of offerings for all ages across the HPL website and social media channels. My Voice, My Experience: The Black Family Experience in Hayward invites…
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The dashboard is interactive, To use: Click on a bar chart, pie graph, or location on the map to change the information presented on the dashboard. Click on the map to find out more information about a specific project. To unfilter, just click your same selection again., * Currently, the dashboard only includes the City’s most recent ongoing residential development projects., Explore Full Screen Dashboard, Questions? Contact, : housing@hayward-ca.gov, ,
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Rendering of a grey, white, and black apartment building with shrubs and trees surrounding the sidewalk. A sign on an overhang reads "So Hay." Twenty new income-restricted apartments at The Mix at SoHay, the new residential community on Mission Boulevard in South Hayward, are soon becoming available for lease to qualified households. The application period for the Below Market Rate (BMR)…
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Photo of a stack of paintbrushes covered in different paints on the background in white graphic text: Hayward Celebrates Earth Day 2021 Poster & Writing Contest The City of Hayward is accepting environmentally themed works from kindergarten through Grade 12 students for consideration in its annual Earth Day Poster & Writing Contest. Interested participants can submit an original poster,…
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Hayward Police Logo in the shape of a blue badge with Hayward Police written across the top in yellow. An illustration of a Bald Eagle over an illustration of City Hall in the shape of a 7-point star is in the middle. The Hayward Police Department is offering special online sessions of its Community Academy program in English and Spanish over four weeks this April. The Hayward Police Department’s…
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