Brighton at Fairview by KB Home,
Hollister, California
10 more units available now

If you missed the Drawing Entry Deadline, you may still Apply! Submit your file now!

Brighton Homes Open House

When: Saturday, October 18, 2025, 11 am - 2 pm

Where: Brighton Homes, 2170 and 2071 Gladiola Drive. Hollister, CA 95023

Check in at 2170 Gladiola Drive. Hollister, CA 95023

Virtual Home Walkthrough

Video Walkthrough

Floorplan

Images/videos are of 2071 Daisy Drive

To view homes by appointment only, coordinated by HouseKeys for buyers with a loan pre-qualification letter. Open houses have been held and more may be scheduled in the near future.

Information & Annoucements

9/19/2025 Drawing Results have been posted!

If you missed the Drawing Entry Deadline, you may still apply!

2-story homes

Easy commute to Silicon Valley employers via US-101
Close to outdoor recreation at Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreation Area
Award-winning vineyards nearby
Easy access to sought-after restaurants and boutiques
Near Pinnacles National Park for hiking and camping

This project has:

NO first-time homebuyer requirement
NO Asset Limits
NO Min/Max Occupancy (Owners must occupy the home)
NO Down payment required
Please see the Opportunity Drawing Notice for more details and instructions!

Program Documents & Disclosures

Resale Restriction, Excess Sales Proceeds Note, and Deed of Trust

This program requires you to sign a Restriction Agreement with a 30-year term.

Understanding the intricacies of the program documents is crucial when considering participation in a housing program. Deed restrictions, agreements, promissory notes, and deeds of trust are all legal instruments that can significantly impact the rights and obligations of property owners. For instance, deed restrictions can limit how a property is used, who you can sell it to, refinancing, and upgrading the home, and it requires the owner to occupy the home. It also sets conditions for its future sale, which includes a cap on the resale value and/or an equity share, depending on the program. Similarly, a promissory note is a binding promise to repay a loan and/or excess sales proceeds (the difference between the home's fair market value and the maximum restricted resale price), and a deed of trust secures the promissory note by placing a lien on the property. Click below to access & review the documents to ensure this program is for you. You can hire an attorney to help you understand the Program Documents you’ll sign and promise to abide by.

Program Documents and Guidelines