New home construction in Mira Mesa sparks massive interest
More than 14,000 people have expressed interest in the first 200 homes of the 1,800-unit 3Roots development. Author: Brandon Lewis Updated: 6:54 PM PDT May 24, 2021
SAN DIEGO Construction is well underway into the first phase of the 3Roots project in Mira Mesa. Once complete, the new community will boast modern amenities to serve the 1,800 new homes and acres of new park spaces.
The first 200 homes will begin presale next month and have spurred the interest of more than 14,000 people.
“A year from now you’ll look at this and a lot of the landscaping will be in, the streets will be in, we’ll actually have closings by the end of this year with families moving and starting their lives with 3Roots, which we’re very, very excited about,” said Robby Thorne, CEO of California West Communities.
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The first homes at San Diego’s newest residential community haven’t even been built yet but the interest list is growing by the minute.
3Roots in Mira Mesa plans to build 1,800 homes by 2025 to 2026. Just 200 homes are anticipated to open this year, but the interest list is at more than 14,000 people and expected to keep growing before pre-sales start in June.
The developers have a gold-plated problem who gets to buy? At the moment, they say they are still trying to figure that out. New home builders across San Diego County have relied on lotteries or very long wait times for a home after an initial deposit to select residents. Would-be buyers at 3Roots don’t seem concerned about the development’s prices,