58-unit townhouse condominium development at 24041 Amador Street
Hayward
Summary
A vacant office building that's been empty since 2024 will be replaced with 58 for-sale townhomes, including five deed-restricted affordable units and six accessible units. Every home gets solar panels, a two-car garage, and EV-ready wiring. Commissioners saw it as a model for turning underused office land into homeownership opportunities.
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Last discussed Feb 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
The developer may use city SWIP/BOLD financing programs to fund impact fees, which could affect city finances if approved by the City Council.
First-time and moderate-income homebuyers, very low-income households receiving the five affordable units, and nearby businesses that will gain new residents.
Neighbors may see some parking spillover into nearby streets, parks, and the adjacent business park given limited guest parking.
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