Can you grow up and live in Fremont?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ย. 2019
- Fremont is a great place to grow up, known for its good schools, low crime, and diversity. But all those things that make it such a great place to grow up, are also making it a very expensive place to live. Can young people stay? abc7ne.ws/338T4Fb
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Houses worth maybe $60,000 being sold for $1 million plus. The real estate industry's GREED is totally obscene.
People keep moving to the Bay Area but there is no new housing. More and more people but no available homes. There is no option but the price of homes keep going up because there are so many people that need a home but there are no homes being made in Fremont.
Julie Purpleskater hey in the neighborhood I used to live in it had s pool and our backyard was huge and stretched all around our whole house soooooo plus great America and a huge stadium was only 10 minutes away
@@jameswang4126 nice , that same home must cost 2 million dollars now haha
You're mostly paying for the location near hi-paying jobs. It's not greed, it's supply and demand. If you want to blame someone, blame city leaders who welcome thousands of jobs to an area that lacks enough housing and infrastructure to support those jobs.
@@tenossos Yep i mean what do people expect? It's California. There's a ton of job opportunities. There's great weather with a lot of things to do. There great restaurant and food places. There are all kinds of cultures. Do people really expect to pay $300,000 for a home, when all these things exist here. It's California, not Kansas . LOL.
I miss Fremont 😥 I grew up there in 70’s and 80’s, went to American High. It was not possible to buy a home there, so like everyone I grew up with, we moved away. So sad.
Same here
Wasn't Fremont hella cheap in the 70s, you could buy a home for like $50,000????
It's not easy we are old Fremont Calif .Our Fremont township hospital closed down back in the 1960s when Fremont Washington moved in from out of state.I should know I was born in that building in 62 and lived one block from it in a house on a deadens street that was demolished with a few other houses but our old trees of life are still there¥6π>
Tech money pushing out all the renters not in tech, and those who don't like living in a very crowded city.
bro it’s way too crowded in fremont though
@@EASFromTheWest lol It is better than living in SF or Oakland though.
My aunt and uncle moved out there in the 50s. At that time through the 70s and even early 80s, it seemed like a place where the average American family can make ends meet and raise a family.
All before so many hi-paying jobs moved in, allowing people who work for them to push out those who don't work in tech. As tech kept growing, Fremont changed from rural, to suburban, to big city
There should be a federal law banning home prices over $1 million.
It's funny, we have low income housing added nonstop, but for who? Not for people who grew up here, but the endless flow of new immigrants.
Fremont used to be a very nice place. Today it’s so overcrowded and expensive. Also, there are so many homeless in Fremont.
3ofus its all in San Fran not in Fremont dummy
@@jameswang4126 No, it's not all in SF. I've lived here for nearly 4 decades, so I know what I'm talking about.
yea they’re homeless because they can’t afford lmao.
@@3ofus135 that’s what happens when you put in a navigation center
My family lived in Fremont for years...the people who moved in are uppidy hipster jerks
I'm homeless and I'm an Adoptee could someone help move to Fremont? I'm in SF right now
Most of the Fremont originals have been pushed out due to gentrification
Pandemic has changed things
Easy to talk about what's wrong. Very hard to fix it.
No! No to the whole Bay area
Yeah but sometimes its not always a choice. Gotta live where your job is right. can't move to Eureka, CA and expect to find good jobs.