Infill Residential GetsEven Tighter

Another rarity in OC: infill residential sites, according to Brandywine Homes VP Dave Barisic. But when a developer’s able to make it work, there’s heavy demand for the product. Brandywine Homes broke ground recently on Covington, a 51-townhouse property on more than five acres near Yorba Linda Boulevard and Blair Street, across from the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum. It's something not seen in a very long time in Yorba Linda, he says.

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