A new community development of 58 townhouses has opened in San Bruno, according to a press release from the developer, and are priced starting at $1.2 million.
The trilevel townhomes have been constructed with technological and environmental advancements in mind, including all-electric construction, solar panels and energy-efficient appliances, according to a press release. The dwellings, named the Highlands and located at 800 Glenview Drive, also have keyless entry, Ring doorbells and Nest thermostats.
“Our homes bring more than style and comfort — they’re built for the future,” Natasha Zabaneh, president of developer City Ventures, said in the press release. “Buyers can save on energy costs while living a more eco-conscious lifestyle at The Highlands.”
The press release also highlighted the location of the new townhomes as ideally placed between nature and the city, including proximity to BART, San Francisco International Airport and the freeways.
The opening of the new development also comes at a time when San Bruno needs housing inventory, the press release said, noting the city had recorded only just over a month of housing inventory as of late December, which is “extremely low,” according to Zabaneh.
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“The Highlands is a fresh and much-needed option for buyers seeking to set roots in this high-demand, fast-moving market. Best of all, this community offers that perfect balance of Bay Area convenience and scenic nature at your doorstep,” she said.
San Bruno has been attempting to solve its development stagnation in recent years, with the City Council looking toward amending building regulations to incentivize production at prior meetings.
Now, potential buyers have a new opportunity to purchase real estate in the area, Zabaneh said in the release. The townhomes range from three to four bedrooms, two and a half to four baths and two-car garages.
“The Highlands is not your everyday community,” she said.
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