Dirt is finally expected to move on the massive yet controversial Tapestry project, the master-planned community in the Summit Valley area of Hesperia.
DMB Development Announces Tapestry, a Master-Planned Community Entitled for More Than 15,000 Homes in California’s Inland Empire
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“As one of the largest new communities developed in Southern California in many years, Tapestry will eventually grow to reach the population of a small city,” says Brent Herrington, president and CEO of DMB Development, the master developer for Tapestry. HESPERIA, Calif. (PRWEB) May 24, 2021
DMB Development, a Scottsdale-based developer specializing in large-scale communities in the Western U.S., today announces plans for Tapestry, an expansive master-planned development in Hesperia, Calif., within California’s Inland Empire. Entitled for more than 15,663 homes and 700,000 square feet of retail and commercial space, the 9,366-acre community is expected to bring more than $7 billion in capital investment. DMB plans to break ground in July 2021.
Flores Fire in Summit Valley north of Silverwood Lake held to 27 acres
Victorville Daily Press
Firefighting crews held a wildfire to about 27 acres after it broke out Monday in the Summit Valley of Hesperia and north of Silverwood Lake, authorities said.
Smoke could be seen in parts of Hesperia and Oak Hills as multiple agencies responded by air and ground to the vegetation fire dubbed the Flores Fire reported just before noon near Highway 173 and Las Flores Road, according to the Cal Fire Twitter account.
San Bernardino County Fire and U.S. Forest Service firefighters helped with the blaze. The crews stopped its forward spread at about 2 p.m.
10 U.S. Counties at Highest Risk From Natural Disasters
Even some of the nation s nicest locations have a downside.
The old cliche about real estate “location, location, location” cuts both ways.
Living in the right place brings plenty of upside. But even some of the nicest locations can hide a downside. If you live in one of a handful of U.S. counties, you might be at an especially high risk of experiencing natural hazards.
Recently, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) unveiled its new National Risk Index. The online resource details which communities are most vulnerable to natural hazards.