Dinerstein Moving Forward on Mission Valley Mixed-Use

Dinerstein is the latest to pursue residential mixed-use in San Diego with shovels in the ground. The firm has broken ground on Millennium Mission Valley, a 305-unit apartment project fronted by 9k SF of street-level retail at the corner of Camino Del Rio North and Camino Del Arroyo in Mission Valley. The project was designed by TCA Architects.

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