Rare El Camino Real Condo Project Breaks Ground In Mountain View

Rendering by Visualhouse / Courtesy of Regis Homes Bay Area

Regis Homes Bay Area in partnership with Tricon Capital just broke ground on a rare for-sale condo project in Mountain View along El Camino Real. Most of the recent developments on this thoroughfare have been apartments.

The four-story luxury condos at 1101 West El Camino Real will hit the market next spring.

The one-acre community will offer a range of studios and one-, two- and three-bedroom condos. The amenities will include a lobby, a landscaped courtyard with barbecues and a fire pit, a bike pavilion with secure bike storage and a workshop, a pet-friendly area and EV charging stations for each homeowner. The infill development is targeting LEED Silver certification.

Sares Regis Group of Northern California SVP Dave Hopkins says the community will attract both local employees wanting to live close to downtown as well as Baby Boomers seeking an elevator-served home near downtown shops.

As part of the Grand Boulevard Initiative, 1101 West will position its condos further from the street to promote foot and bike traffic. There will also be a bus stop in front of the community. The Grand Boulevard Initiative was established to attract new development, retail, transit, employment, services and housing along El Camino Real.

 The property is being marketed by Polaris Pacific.

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