Back in 1956, five individual townships came together to form the City of Fremont. Now recognized as distinct districts, Centerville, Niles, Irvington, Warm Springs, and Mission San Jose still hold their original charm and personality while adding to Fremont's overarching character. The bottom line is that our neighborhoods keep Fremont unique, inclusive, and economically resilient.

By cherishing the rich cultural value that these districts bring, Fremont's economic development efforts extend far beyond urban zoning and mixed development. We strive to preserve and celebrate these districts' unique characters embodied in the food scene, mural arts, local music, and one-of-a-kind stores. We have the unique opportunity to mix local businesses and new retail development in to our historic districts to create an authentically fresh and storied Fremont. We are also building on our distinguishing history by increasing our capacity for local makers to incubate and scale retail production spaces.

We work closely with partners in these districts to support activities and initiatives that help keep Fremont's neighborhoods unique and vibrant. Learn more about what our partners are up to by visiting their websites.

Centerville Business Association

Irvington Business Association

Mission San Jose Chamber of Commerce

Niles Main Street Association

Fremont Chamber of Commerce