City Ventures Announces Official Grand Opening of Pinnacle in Milpitas
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"Buyers are drawn to Pinnacle's highly desirable location, because it's right in the center of everything that matters," said Natasha Zabaneh, President of City Ventures. "Access top-rated neighborhood schools, world-renowned employers, and endless shopping, dining, and recreation opportunities—including Northern California's largest indoor outlet mall, the 1,558-acre Ed R. Levin County Park, the Milpitas Sports Center, more than two dozen local parks, and two public golf courses."
Modern, sophisticated townhomes at Pinnacle range from approximately 1,064 to 1,909 square feet, with two to three bedrooms, two to two-and-a-half baths, and one- and two-car garages. No matter the configuration, buyers can expect City Ventures' full suite of included signature features—like all-electric construction, owned solar panels, smart thermostats, Ring doorbells, keyless entry, and energy-efficient appliances. Designed with modern living in mind, each plan presents exceptional flexibility, ultimate comfort, and attention to detail. Expansive great rooms—made for entertaining and relaxing—connect to beautifully appointed kitchens with features like soft-close drawers and doors, quartz or granite countertops, designer fixtures, and efficient, induction cooktops. Outdoor decks, located off the primary suite or great room, present beautiful spaces for entertaining and relaxing. Select plans even offer a main-level ADU with a private entry and bath.
"The housing market in Milpitas remains extremely limited and competitive," said Zabaneh. "We're especially excited to bring more choices and possibilities for buyers who are looking to put down roots in this popular and sought-after location." According to Redfin, during June the median sales price for a home in the city was just over $1.6 million, with just 1.1 months of inventory available for potential home buyers. Pricing at Pinnacle begins at $899,990.
Be sure to join in the grand celebrations and tour the brand new model homes at Pinnacle this weekend, on Saturday August 9, 2025 from 11 am to 5pm. Pinnacle is located at 1756 Houret Court in Milpitas. Interested buyers for Pinnacle can join the interest list on the website now at www.CityVenturesMilpitas.com. To contact the sales office directly, call or text (510) 365-5328 or email Pinnacle@CityVentures.com.
About City Ventures
City Ventures, California's leading homebuilder, focuses on "Building It Forward" by repositioning underutilized real estate into residential housing in supply-constrained coastal urban infill areas and high-demand suburban locations. To date, the builder has constructed 5,000 townhomes, condominiums, lofts, mixed-use, live-work, and single-family detached homes throughout Southern and Northern California. City Ventures was named 2023 Builder of the Year by national magazine Builder & Developer and celebrated 15 years of homebuilding in 2024. Based in San Francisco and Irvine, City Ventures currently owns and controls over 8,000 lots in California. For more information, please visit www.cityventures.com/. You can also follow City Ventures on social media on Facebook (@cityventures), Instagram (@city_ventures) and YouTube (@cityventures).
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