COSTA MESA, CA—M.V. Partners has completed Azulón at Mesa Verde, a 215-unit age-qualified market-rate apartment community. Nearly 70 apartments are occupied in the complex, which features a Santa Barbara-style, resort-inspired ambiance for renters 55-plus. The community is located at 1500 Mesa Verde Dr. E. here and is the first new 55-plus community built in Costa Mesa in decades.

MADERA COUNTY, CA—Tesoro Viejo, a master-planned community in Southeastern Madera County, has received the unanimous approval of its first Village by the Madera County Planning Commission. The community, to be developed by the McCaffrey Group and Lyles United, will be located on a hilly 1,600-acre site at the foot of Little Table Mountain. It will offer housing and business opportunities, a walkable town center, green living, industry and neighborhood parks and schools where residents can live, work and play. The community will also include approximately 400 acres of natural open spaces and parks, as well as a recreational clubhouse, elementary school, community medical pavilion, and neighborhood fitness areas. Plans call for seven unique walkable villages with a variety of housing choices ranging from courtyard-living designs to ranch-style hillside estates.

SEATTLE—Development is progressing on REVOLVE's first Seattle projects Yardhouse and 1315 Jefferson. Located at 1406 East Republican St., the 35-unit Yardhouse apartment community is slated to open in December. Meanwhile, 1315 Jefferson at 1315 East Jefferson St., a 32-unit mixed-use infill project, will break ground by the end of the year.