Fremont is an attractive, modern suburban community with an historic past and a promising future. Its oldest neighborhoods are part of the original districts that joined together to eventually form the city. Well-built and well-maintained homes in these areas have withstood the test of time and offer distinctive character and old-world charm. Residents have a host of desirable living choices, from rambling ranches to modern architecture. Fremont has a wide selection and style of housing, including newly-built single-family and condominium developments, moderately priced rental units, and housing for senior citizens and the disabled. There are many upscale executive homes as well, some offering panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay and Mission Peak. In March 2006, the average selling price of a single-family home in Fremont was $794,709; the median sales price was $715,000; and 128 units were sold. The average selling price for a condominium in the same period was $484,585; the median sales price was $435,000; and 79 units were sold, according to the Bay East Association of Realtors.     For current home sale statistics from the Bay East Association of Realtors
		City of Fremont Map With Neighborhoods Delineated In Color
		Originally five districts - Mission, Niles, Irvington, Centerville and Warm Springs, Fremont now consists of over 29 "Neighborhoods".  Surrounding the City of Newark, Fremont on the west side, begins bayside in the well preserved Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge area and the Coyote Hills wildlife and marshland recreational area.  To the northwest and north, Fremont borders on the city of Union City.  At the top of the Niles Canyon, to the north, Fremont meets up with the unincorporated area of Sunol and the city of Pleasanton, and borders on Milpitas to the south east and south. The more affluent neighborhoods of Vineyards, Avalon, Kimber Park, Mission Valley, Mission Ranch, Mission San Jose, and Weibel are located along the 680 and Mission Boulevard corridors. In the north-west part of Fremont are the Lakes and Birds, Ardenwood, Northgate, Cabrillo, Brookvale, and Centerville neighborhoods.  More to the north is Niles, Canyon Heights, Vallejo Mills and Niles Crest area.  The more central portion of Fremont is Glenmoor, Parkmont, Central & Downtown Fremont, Sundale, Cherry & Guardino and the 28 Palms area.  The neighborhoods of Kimber Park, Gomes, Mission Valley, Mission San Jose Vineyards and Avalon lay to the east and north-east corners of Fremont.  Included in this area are the Cameron Hills and Weibel neighborhoods.  The southern most areas of Fremont are Warm Springs, East Industrial and the Baylands.  Just south of central Fremont is the Irvington, Grimmer, Blacow and South Sundale neighborhoods.
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