The town of Fremont, California is an ideal location along the southwestern edge of the San Francisco Bay. It is a part of Alameda County, Fremont residents enjoy a splendid quality of life and easy access to great metropolitan areas. With the cities of San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose all just a short trip away.
Fremont's relaxed pace and high quality of life makes it an ideal place to come home after work. There are around 202,000 residents living within the city limits, making it one of the most populated cities in the Bay area. Fremont was a Spanish Mission Town, and you will still find evidence of it with several significant buildings preserved as a reminder of Fremont's earliest days.
Families are drawn to Fremont for it stellar public school systems and it boasts over a dozen "High Performing Schools" under its umbrella. The district consistently performs well above the national average. For higher education, such top-notch schools as the University of California at Berkeley, UC San Francisco and the Stanford University are all located nearby.
Fremont is an incredibly desirable community in which to live. Locals here have much to be proud of in Fremont. It is consistently rated as one of "America's Ten Safest Cities" in which to live. Fremont has also been designated with the "All-American City Award", which is bestowed on only ten cities each year.
Fremont offers a strong economy. Over a dozen of the nation's largest publicly-held technology companies are located here. Some of the nation's fastest-growing private firms are also headquarter in town. This means that unemployment rate is consistently below the national average.
Fremont, California is an elegant, upscale community that offers its residents the highest possible quality of life.
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Foreclosure
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