Fresno Bee: "Builders Break Ground, Unveil New Homes In Dinuba And Fresno"
Lisa walker • June 30, 2016
San Joaquin Valley Homes has broken ground on new homes in Viscaya, a master-planned community in Dinuba.
The neighborhood will have 84 single-family houses with three- to four-bedrooms ranging in size from 1,443 to 1,872 square feet. The homes will have open floors plans and two- to three-car garages. Prices start in the low $200,000s.
Construction on the model homes will begin this month with a grand opening scheduled for September.
Viscaya, at Saginaw and Euclid avenues, is the builder’s seventh neighborhood in Tulare County and its tenth joint venture with Presidio Residential Capital. For more information, call 559-732-2660.
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