Real Estate
Pleasanton Senior Housing Complex Reopens After Major Renovation
Local officials will mark the overhaul of the 200-unit Ridgeview Commons community Wednesday following extensive upgrades.
PLEASANTON, CA — Local leaders will be in Pleasanton tomorrow to inaugurate the extensive renovation of the 200-unit Ridgeview Commons Senior Living.
Pleasanton Mayor Jack Balch, Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan, and representatives for Supervisor Nate Miley and Senator Jerry McNerney will be at the ribbon cutting, which will take place Wednesday from 1-3 p.m. at 5200 Case Avenue.
The 141,996-square-foot complex, which comprises seven buildings, features apartments for ages 62 and older. Renovations include:
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- Complete renovation of community spaces, offices, and dining room
- Water efficient landscaping
- New windows in all units
- 20 ADA unit conversions
- New exterior lighting
- New community pack patio with planter boxes for resident gardening
- Dry rot repair
- Concrete paving upgrades
- New heating and cooling units in all apartments
- New low flow toilets
- New mailboxes
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