Located in the East Bay, Hayward, California has a more homey and less pretentious feel than neighboring towns. The Hunt’s canning company was based here until the 1980’s and the area is still home to several large food manufacturers. After work, residents enjoy exploring local parks and nature centers- Hayward is home to the largest park district in California! If you’re not so outdoorsy, downtown Hayward features pedestrian-friendly shopping with plenty of large murals.
Like other towns in the Bay Area, housing prices in Hayward are high. The average rent on a one-bedroom apartment is $2,580, up 8% since 2021. The median home price is $899K, up 6.3% since 2021. Moving to Hayward will probably involve downsizing, especially if you’re moving from out of state.
That’s why you should let self-storage make your move to Hayward easier and cheaper. With facilities all over the area, it’s easy to find a place close to home. And self-storage is more affordable than you think, even if you need a larger unit. If you’re thinking of moving to this cozy town in Alameda County, make self-storage part of your moving plan.