Is Mission Valley a More Affordable Living Option in San Diego?

Mission Valley may become a more affordable living alternative to Downtown San Diego and La Jolla with the same high-quality options. A joint venture between Holland Partner Group and North America Sekisui House has acquired a 10-acre land site in the Town and Country redevelopment with plans to build a 840 residences on four parcels. Lowe, AECOM Capital and Atlas Hotels are redeveloping the 40-acre Town and Country site into an urban resort and conference center.

“The vision for the project is to create a thoughtfully designed transit-orientated community that complements and integrates with the redevelopment of the Town and Country Resort while providing much needed housing to meet the growing demands of the San Diego region,” Tom Warren, executive managing director at Holland Partner Group, tells GlobeSt.com. “The buildings were designed by Carrier Johnson and are inspired by the mid-century modern architecture and design of the Town and Country hotel. The residential buildings will be equipped with state-of-the art amenities, including fitness centers, resident club houses, game rooms, pool and spa decks, and business centers.”

The residential neighborhood is an integral element of the Town and country redevelopment. “A key component to the re-envisioned property is the downsizing of the hotel which consolidates operations and removes some outlying buildings that allows for the creation of a comfortable neighborhood on the four residential parcels,” Mike McNerney, EVP at Lowe, tells GlobeSt.com. “The new apartment residences are located on the southern and eastern edges of the property.”