Sea Change
November 7th, 2008
Beachside Development Offers New Way to Work and Live
SAN DIEGO — Trammel Crow Residential, the largest multi-family builder in the nation, has opened the door that many successful business owners and professionals have been seeking: the door to convenient luxury. Bluwater Crossing, a mixed-use, transit-oriented coastal community in Carlsbad, California, takes home and work and joins them together in an environmentally-friendly village atmosphere.
“Bluwater Crossing’s live/work concept is part of an entire movement in business that puts an emphasis on quality of life, planet-conscious decision-making and efficient operations,” says Brad Perozzi, managing director of developer Trammel Crow Residential.
Bluwater Crossing is part of the answer to a rising tide of many issues business owners face today, and with office or retail space located downstairs from where you live, residents save hours of commuting and create a more flexible lifestyle.
“Think about changing your commute from 60 minutes to 60 seconds,” Perozzi says. “It’s about being smart about your dollars – and your own sanity.”
Bluwater Crossing offers 66 residential homes that boast unique and comfortable floor plans spanning from 15 two-story town lofts to 51 three-level open layout live/work lofts that feature ground-level workspace for home-based business, all nestled among stores and businesses situated along a lively community of shops, restaurants, and retail establishments.
The development is located adjacent to the Poinsettia Coaster station linking Los Angeles with North County and Downtown San Diego, and is just a stroll from the beach. With 21,600 square feet of retail space, homeowners at Bluwater Crossing will have access to numerous conveniences right outside their home and office in a compact and well-connected village-type neighborhood with retail and shopping in place. Read the rest of this entry »
