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About Hayward
U.S. Census Facts for Hayward
- Total Population: 144,186
- 48,050 housing units – 52.9% owner occupied
- Median household income: $62,013
- Bachelors degree or higher: 24.2%
- Median age: 33.8
Hayward’s economy was dominated by the food canning and salt production industries from the early 20th century until the beginning of the 1980s. World War II brought an economic and population expansion when factories opened to produce war material.
Major employers in the city are: 1) Hayward Unified School District, 2) California University East Bay, 3) Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, 4) City of Hayward, 5) St Rose Hospital, 6) Gillig Corporation, 7) Impax Laboratories, Inc, 8) Chabot College, 9) Bay Cities Auto Auction, 10) Marelich Mechanical
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Hayward Real Estate Trends
Hayward home prices have not returned to the levels they reached in 2007. This is roughly consistent with areas having a 2007 price of about $600,000 or less.
Hayward homes are frequently selling for more than list price but there are quarters where that does not occur.
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Hayward Schools
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Hayward Homes For Sale
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