The Hanford-Sentinel: "Around Kings County: Hanford to get new home subdivision"
November 30, 2020
San Joaquin Valley Homes recently closed on land in Hanford to build Live Oak, a new master-planned community. Located in south Hanford on 12th Avenue between Hume Avenue and Houston Avenue, Live Oak will eventually consist of a total of 578 homes, a community park, and open space.
The first two neighborhoods, Sterling Oaks and Hidden Oaks, will feature 208 new single-family detached homes. Model construction at both communities is planned to begin in February 2021 with completion scheduled for late spring. The company is based in Visalia.
Valley Voice reports on San Joaquin Valley Homes closing their 4500th home in the central valley of California.
The Business Journal reports on San Joaquin Valley Homes celebrating the closing of their 4,500th home.
The Sun Gazette's news coverage of San Joaquin Valley Homes coming out as the top builder in the region in 2023.
The Sun Gazette's News Coverage of San Joaquin Valley Homes newest land acquisition in Goshen, California.
Published on December 14, 2023 Written by SD Metro Magazine
CENTRAL VALLEY – Porterville is set to get two new single-family home communities during the summer of 2024 now that joint venture partners San Joaquin Valley Homes (SJV Homes) and Presidio Residential Capital have closed on a parcel of land, which will soon contain 228 homes.
Porterville is set to get two new single-family home communities during the summer of 2024 now that joint venture partners San Joaquin Valley Homes (SJV Homes) and Presidio Residential Capital have closed on a parcel of land, which will soon contain 228 homes.
Joint venture partners San Joaquin Valley Homes and Presidio Residential Capital have closed on a parcel of land in Northwest Porterville, to build two communities: Brookside and Laurelwood consisting of a total of 228 single-family homes.
Published On August 3, 2023 - 9:59 AM Written By The Business Journal Staff
San Joaquin Valley Homes makes massive strides in housing developments after closing over 3,000 homes in the Valley since 2013
