Union City, plainly read.

Our five Union City doors run a 15-day average lease-up. We've held three of them since 2020 with original tenants still in place. Unusually high retention for a market this far north in our coverage area.

BART-station-adjacent inventory leases 20% faster than properties more than a mile from the station. Mission Heights and Pacific States anchor retention metrics; Decoto and Old Alvarado offer character-driven value but with slightly higher turnover.

Union City's tenant pool includes working families across multiple industries (not exclusively tech), BART-commuting professionals heading north to Oakland or San Francisco, and a meaningful share of multi-generational households. Three-generation living is more common here than further south.

Major employers in this applicant pool

Logitech · Abaxis · Western Digital (nearby Milpitas) · Tesla (nearby)

Union City rounds out our Alameda County coverage alongside Fremont and Newark. Together those three cities give us East Bay-adjacent options for owners whose acquisitions wandered slightly outside our core Peninsula and South Bay focus.

AB 1482 state cap; no local rent control. I track the effective rent cap per property and apply it at renewal. That includes the required tenant notices, deposit handling under California Civil Code §1950.5, and any local timing requirements that apply.

For the full breakdown of how we handle compliance across the Peninsula and South Bay, see our services page.