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4324 Meade Ave · Meade I

Kensington, San DiegoGround-up Development
17
Units
36 months
Timeline
Kensington
Neighborhood
Ground-up
Type
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The opportunity

4324 Meade Avenue is what developers call a unicorn. In development, every project lives or dies by one comparison: what it costs to create the housing versus what that housing is worth once it exists. We acquired this property at a cost basis so low that nearly any amount of new housing built here pencils — the value of what we build comfortably clears what it costs to build it. Most deals have to be engineered into that position. This one started there.

We're using California's state density program to entitle a 17-unit complex on the site — and right next door at 4330 Meade Ave, its 20-unit sibling is moving through the same process. Together they'll operate as one 37-unit community with shared amenities in Kensington: a quiet, largely residential neighborhood of young working professionals that has become one of San Diego's most sought-after pockets. We believe this will be one of San Diego's standout multifamily projects.

As with all of our builds, the existing home is stabilized with a tenant in place. Every property carries a mortgage through pre-development, and in a market as expensive as San Diego, sitting on a vacant house means bleeding that cost every month. Keeping the property rented turns the waiting period into an income-producing one — a more financially efficient project at every stage. We're currently in our first round of submittals with the City of San Diego and expect fully issued permits by the end of summer.

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Milestones

Property acquiredDone
Secured at an exceptional cost basis.
Stabilized with tenant in placeDone
Rental income offsets carrying costs through pre-development.
Design completeDone
17 units via the state density program, designed as one community with Meade II.
First-round submittals — City of San DiegoIn progress
Fully issued permits expected by the end of summer.
Permits & constructionUpcoming
StabilizationFinal 3–6 months
37 combined units with shared amenities.
01Acquisition

The property exactly as we found it at purchase — overgrown, neglected, and priced accordingly.

02Stabilization

The existing homes fully renovated and leased — producing income through pre-development.

03Development

What's coming — 17 new units entitled through California's state density program.