Sares Regis Breaks Ground At Luxury Belmont Community

Work has formally started at San Mateo-based Sares Regis Group of Northern California’s new luxury multifamily community in Belmont.

(L-R) SRGNC Senior VP of Residential Development Jeff Smith, Belmont Mayor Eric Reed, Belmont Chamber of Commerce Vice President Adele Della Santina
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The 1.83-acre, four-story Davey Glen community will consist of 73 units and nearly 5k SF in retail space. The developer is Regis Homes Bay Area, an affiliate of Sares Regis Group of Northern California.

Belmont Mayor Eric Reed (above center) attended the groundbreaking ceremony on El Camino Real with Sares Regis SVP Jeff Smith and Belmont Chamber of Commerce VP Adele Della.

Jeff Smith, Mayor Eric Reed, Adele Della Santina
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“We’re excited to break ground on the Davey Glen project, and enjoyed the opportunity to celebrate the event with our partners,” Jeff says. “The Belmont community wants a vibrant Grand Boulevard, and we believe this new community will be an important first step.”

The project will begin once the site is successfully cleared of the existing office building and retail store.

Davey Glen luxury community
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Architects from Dahlin Group designed the Davey Glen community. The firm describes the project as having "clean contemporary lines while using traditional materials including stucco, wood siding and metal elements, as well as a very strong color palette."

To hear more about exciting trends in the area, check out Bisnow’s Silicon Valley Multifamily & Mixed-Use event July 28 in San Jose.

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