Space efficient apartments in Dublin, California

Demetra Cabinetry, located at 1743 Rogers Avenue in San Jose, California, is a family-owned furniture store, general contractor, and home goods store offering premium semi-custom European kitchen and bath cabinetry. Founded in 2006, Demetra is dedicated to bringing the latest European trends and technical developments to American homes. Their frameless European style cabinets and efficient space utilization set them apart from the competition. All cabinets are locally crafted in San Jose by a dedicated team, using top-grade European hardware and materials. Demetra offers competitive pricing for custom options without the custom cost. Visit their North San Jose or Dublin locations for quality cabinetry and personalized service. Contact them at 408-436-8684 or sj1@demetracabinetry.com for more information.

Valor Crossing is a unique veteran family apartment development located at 7500 Saint Patrick Way in Dublin, California. This community provides a safe and positive environment for residents, with a focus on education and recreational activities. The U-shaped residential building features an outdoor backyard with playgrounds, patios, barbeque grill areas, and gardens. Residents have access to a community center with spaces for support meetings, a computer lab, and laundry facilities. Valor Crossing is a transit-oriented community within walking distance of schools, job centers, retail stores, and services. Twenty-five units are specifically designated for veterans who have experienced homelessness.

Wexford Way is a part of the award-winning Emerald Vista mixed-income community located at 6900 South Mariposa Lane in Dublin, California. This institution offers high-quality affordable apartment homes for households of all sizes, ranging from one to eight family members. The design of the multi-family apartments at Wexford Way is inspired by the rural roots of the surrounding valley area, with a color palette and building structure that reflects this influence. Each residential building, whether two or three stories, is designed to provide direct ground-floor entrances for each household, eliminating the need for common stairs, elevators, and corridors.