Mountain View City Council Approves Multifamily Development

Anton Mountain View
Photo credit: Courtesy of Anton DevCo

Anton DevCo will start construction on a multifamily development in Mountain View early next year now that the City Council has unanimously approved the project.

“Apartment growth in Mountain View and all of Silicon Valley hasn’t kept pace with population and job growth,” says Anton DevCo SVP Andrew Baker. “With job growth that’s among the strongest in the nation, we felt this was an amazing opportunity to develop apartment homes near major employers within the San Antonio Precise Plan.”

 The need for housing near transit and jobs was a hot topic at our Silicon Valley State of the Market event last week. The four-story Anton Mountain View at 394 Ortega Ave will offer 144 apartments with European-style cabinetry, plank flooring, quartz cooktops and natural gas cooking. Amenities will include a fitness center, pet spa, bike repair shop, clubhouse and sky deck.

Outdoor areas will include a pool and spa, a dog park and a lawn-game lounge. An underground garage will provide bike and resident parking with optional electric vehicle charging stations. The complex will offer studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom floor plans.

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