Park Manor

24200 Silva Ave, Hayward, CA 94544

built 196281 units2 floors★ 1.7 (12)

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Summary

Park Manor offers a classic, budget-friendly apartment experience in Hayward, a short drive from downtown and the 880 freeway. This community is ideal for those seeking a straightforward, no-frills living situation with convenient access to local amenities and services. Built in 1962, it's a well-established complex with a focus on practicality.

Quick highlights: Affordable Hayward living · On-site laundry facilities · Gated covered parking · Playground for kids.

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2 Bed, 1 Bath - 50% AMI — $1,730/mo

2 bd 1 ba 800 ft²

Lowest-priced unit available now.

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Range

$1,730 – $2,112

Lease

12 months

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Available Units (4)

2 Bedrooms (4)

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2 Bed, 1 Bath - 50% AMI

2 bd

1 ba

800 ft²

Available Now

$1,730

2 bd · 1 ba · 800 sqft

2 bd

1 ba

800 ft²

Available Now

$1,730

2 Bed, 1 Bath - 60% AMI

2 bd

1 ba

800 ft²

Available Now

$2,112

2 bd · 1 ba · 800 sqft

2 bd

1 ba

800 ft²

Available Now

$2,112

The fine print

Policies & Fees

Pet Policy

Dogs✓ Allowed

Cats✓ Allowed

Fees & Deposits

One-time fees

Application fee$45

Other fees

Late fee$100

What renters say

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1.7

12 reviews

Review Summary

Residents overwhelmingly report severe issues with pests and unresponsive management.
Several reviews mention roach and bedbug infestations, while others cite the property manager's unreliability.
Thin walls and ignored maintenance requests further contribute to a negative living experience.
1.7 stars across 5 reviews.

Brittney Renee

a week ago

Roach infested, bedbug infested, and the property manager does nothing about it.

Alysia Nelton

2 years ago

ROACH INFESTED , DRUG CENTRAL. This place is honestly a lost cause, not to mention homeless squatters in the empty units. This is what you call the “trenches”.

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