Current Projects

3946 Louisiana St

Crafted by Studio E Architects, our forthcoming five-story, 36-unit development stands as a testament to modernity and efficiency. Nestled just a half-block from the vibrant University Avenue, this project represents a fusion of affordable urban living and contemporary design.

Endorsed by the San Diego Housing Commission through its rigorous vetting process, our inclusion in the Complete Communities program underscores our commitment to building equitable living spaces. With a confirmed allocation of deed-restricted affordable units, we ensure that diverse socioeconomic backgrounds are woven into the fabric of our community.

Anticipated to break ground in the summer of 2024, this project symbolizes more than just bricks and mortar—it signifies a transformative step towards revitalizing our urban landscape. As a conscientious infill development, we are poised to make a tangible difference, enriching the lives of residents and enhancing the vitality of our neighborhood.

Ascencia

322 S. Escondido Blvd. Escondido, 92025

Strategically positioned within close reach of the Escondido Transit Center, Ascencia stands as a beacon of accessible and sustainable urban living. Our development consists of 180 meticulously designed units of affordable housing, embodying our commitment to fostering inclusive communities. Adjacent to Interstate 15, Ascencia offers unrivaled connectivity to Escondido's vibrant community. With an array of restaurants and stores just a stone's throw away, residents enjoy the convenience of walkable amenities, perfectly aligned with the city's climate action plan.

Beyond its picturesque surroundings, Escondido stands as a pivotal hub within San Diego County, boasting a robust economy and an up and coming job market. Home to a significant portion of the county's population, the city is thriving with opportunity. With 337,000 jobs concentrated in sectors such as technology, healthcare, and life sciences, Escondido's economic landscape promises continued growth, projected to expand by 5.5% over the next two years.

At Ascencia, we embrace the spirit of urban revitalization, offering more than just housing — we provide a gateway to a dynamic and prosperous future. Our development redefines modern living, offering a harmonious blend of accessibility, sustainability, and economic opportunity for residents and the broader Escondido community alike.

Bridgedeck

40th & El Cajon Blvd. San Diego, CA. 92105

Presenting a groundbreaking endeavor in pre-development, our forthcoming 218-unit apartment complex stands to redefine Transit Oriented Development. Strategically positioned just steps away from the Boulevard Transit Center, this site offers unrivaled access to the North, South, East, and West Rapid Bus Transit Lines, solidifying its status as the epitome of urban connectivity and accessibility.

When designing the Building, we have taken the extra step to "Embrace the Enriched Box" and separate ourselves from typical infill project design to make a statement on the Boulevard. We have made it a priority to incorporate "Special Moments" whether it is in the units or on the facades, ensuring a project that both tenants and the community will be able to enjoy.

Oregon Street

4376 Oregon Street San Diego, CA. 92104

Located between El Cajon Blvd and Meade Avenue, our project at 4376 Oregon Street in San Diego will feature 38 units designed by Studio E architects. This project will use the Complete Communities program and is part of our effort to accelerate building timelines on similar lots. By leveraging innovative design and streamlined processes, we aim to provide quality housing more efficiently. This initiative reflects our commitment to addressing the city's housing needs while enhancing urban development.

We plan to start construction in the summer of 2025.

Kansas II

4617 Kansas Street, San Diego, CA 92116

Beginning our second project on Kansas street, this project lies north of El Cajon Blvd steps away from Adams Avenue. Through utilizing density bonuses, the Complete Communities Act, and other financial strategies, this project will continue to bring much needed workforce housing to the mid-city region.