1236 W HACIENDA AVE — DEVELOPER AND INVESTOR CMA

1236 W Hacienda Avenue

Campbell, CA 95008 · New-build attached townhome development · Approved, ministerial (PLN-2025-57)
Asking Price
$3,600,000
Reduced from $3,899,000
Units
8 total
7 market rate + 1 deed-restricted moderate-income flat
Site Area
13,504 SF
0.31 acres
Density
~26 DU/ac
NC-MU zoning

Site and Entitlement

APN406-16-083
ZoningNC-MU — Neighborhood Commercial Mixed Use
BuildingsTwo 3-story Type V-B; tuck-under 2-car garages off central fire lane on Burrows Road
Subdivision8-lot small-lot subdivision plus common private street, processed under SB 684
EntitlementApproved, City of Campbell file PLN-2025-57, submitted April 24, 2025

The site is a corner parcel at W Hacienda Avenue and Burrows Road. Geotechnical findings are favorable: dense sandy gravel with 2,500 psf bearing, no groundwater to 20 feet, low expansion, not in a liquefaction or Alquist-Priolo zone, FEMA Zone X, which supports conventional spread or mat foundations.

The project is approved. The City of Campbell lists file PLN-2025-57 as Approved on its published Starter Home Projects status table, at 8 units on Mixed-Use zoning. Approval was ministerial under the Starter Home Revitalization Act, which means it was granted without a public hearing, without public notice, and with no neighbor right of appeal or reconsideration. A building permit may be issued before the final map is recorded, subject to a recorded covenant and security for required right-of-way improvements.

Two points of context for a buyer. A starter home approval is valid for 24 months, within which either a final map must be recorded or a building permit must be issued, or the approval expires. A buyer inherits the remaining term rather than a fresh 24 months, so the approval date should be confirmed directly with the Campbell Planning Division. Separately, starter home projects are not subject to floor area ratio or lot coverage standards, and the applicable side and rear setback standard is 4 feet with the front setback reduced by the depth of the required right-of-way dedication. The setback notations shown on the 2025 plan set are therefore not an outstanding approval risk.

Buildable Program

PlanBeds / BathsLiving SFUnits
Unit 13 BD / 3.5 BA1,7124
Unit 2A4 BD / 3.5 BA2,2761
Unit 2B4 BD / 3.5 BA2,2621
Unit 2C3 BD / 2.5 BA1,9871
Flat (deed-restricted)1 BD / 1 BA4991
Total13,9648

The average living area across all 8 units is 1,734 square feet against a 1,750 square foot cap, leaving 128 square feet of headroom for the entire project. Any area added during design development would place the project over the cap. The 1-bedroom flat is not a required affordable unit — Campbell’s 15% inclusionary requirement allows projects of 5 to 9 units to satisfy the obligation by fee, so the flat is elective, and it is what brings the project average within the cap.

Expected Townhome Sale Prices, Bear to Bull

Market-rate exit values across the seven for-sale townhomes.

Bear · stress
$10.73M
Conservative · floor
$11.33M
Base
$11.92M
Bull
$12.40M
PlanLiving SFBase Price Each
Unit 11,712$1.542M
Unit 2A2,276$1.999M
Unit 2B2,262$1.988M
Unit 2C1,987$1.766M
Flat (moderate-income restricted)499$0.535M

Base pricing is set at current asking levels for competing new-construction product in Campbell 95008. It does not assume pricing above what the market is being asked to pay today.

Total Project Value

Total Project Value (Base)
$12.46M
Before build costs, soft costs, financing, and developer profit

Supported Land, Bear to Bull

Headline valuation. Per-door basis shown beneath each scenario.

Bear
$1.92M
$239K / door
Conservative
$2.25M
$282K / door
Base
$2.74M
$343K / door
Bull
$3.49M
$437K / door

Base supported land of $2.74M sits about $860K below the $3.60M ask. The ask is not reached in any scenario, including Bull, which falls about $110K short. Per-door basis runs $239K to $437K across the range.

Four Scenario Land Matrix

ScenarioUnitsUnit SFBMRMarket $/SFMarket Unit ValueGross IncomeLand %Supported Land
Bear71,9101$821$1,568,571$11.52M17%$1.97M
Conservative71,9101$857$1,637,143$12.00M19%$2.28M
Base (optimal)71,9101$893$1,705,714$12.48M22%$2.74M
Bull71,9101$956$1,825,714$13.32M27%$3.60M

7 market-rate townhomes (avg 1,910 SF) plus 1 deed-restricted moderate-income flat (BMR). Gross Income includes the BMR flat at $0.535M. Land % is supported land as a share of Gross Income; the $3.60M ask is only reached at Bull execution.

Anchors and Comparable Sales

Primary Location Anchor

AddressBedsLiving SFSale PricePrice/SFSoldType
440 W Hacienda Ave3 BD1,597$1,339,888$839Oct 2025Resale, same street

New-Construction Closings

AddressLiving SFSale PricePrice/SFSoldNotes
271 Wagon Way #38-032,094$1,828,610$873Jun 2026Size-matched anchor for Units 2A, 2B and 2C. Closed against a list already reduced 3.9%, after 57 days on market.
238 Railway Ave1,868$1,580,000$845Jan 2026Near-new
515 Union Ave1,332$1,062,000$797Jun 2026Closed against a list reduced 15.9% from original ask, after 56 days on market.
404 Robin Ridge Way1,507$1,680,000$1,114Sep 2025Premium outlier, upper bracket

Near-New Closings Bracketing the Larger Units

AddressLiving SFSale PricePrice/SFSold
136 Lottie Lane2,100$2,150,000$1,023Mar 2026
616 Sunsweet Way2,159$2,100,000$972May 2026
466 Sam Cava Lane2,153$2,000,000$928Mar 2026

Active New-Construction Asking Prices, Under Reduction

The competing new-construction community in Campbell 95008 is actively reducing asking prices. Seven of ten units that have been re-listed have been cut, at a median of 4.0%, and none have been raised. Current asking levels by plan size:

Additional Context

28 closed Campbell 95008 townhomes in the 1,300 to 1,750 SF range, median $798 per SF.

Deed-restricted comp for the moderate-income flat: 521 Union Ave, new construction, 1,334 SF, sold $510,324 ($382 per SF) in June 2025. This comp is now over 12 months old.

Methodology

Exit prices are derived from size-matched new-construction townhome asking prices and closings in Campbell 95008, fitted across the local market with size-proximity weighting so price per square foot eases on larger units. Base pricing is calibrated to current asking levels rather than to original asking levels, because the competing new-construction community has been reducing prices. Only two new-construction closings exist in the current data window, so the comparable set is weighted toward asking prices and should be re-tested as further sales close. A same-street resale cross-check supports the new-build premium applied. Supported land is the four-scenario residual against total project value. The scenario spread reflects a view of the 2027 and 2028 market and is a judgment, not an observed figure.

Figures are estimates for planning use and are not an appraisal.