Greenstreet broke ground in October on its downtown Reno housing development Vintage at Washington Station.
Vintage at Washington Station, a brand new 205-unit affordable apartment community designed for residents 55 and older, will fill a demand for much-needed senior housing in the downtown area. The community will provide a state-of-the-art, energy-efficient, high-quality lifestyle, full of social interaction and stimulating indoor and outdoor activities at a price affordable to lower-income seniors (at or below 60% of AMI).
Every aspect of the building, floor plans, community facilities, outdoor spaces, on-site services, as well as this ideal downtown Reno infill site, are designed to specifically fill a gap of housing needs not being met for lower-income senior citizens in Northern Nevada.
Greenstreet purchased the 2.2-acre parcel at Winter Street from the City of Reno in 2021. The company spent the rest of the year demolishing the old buildings at the site and firming up plans for new construction. The site will be developed by Mountain West Builders, the general contractor of record for Greenstreet and its development partner, Vintage Housing.
Washington Station will mirror Greenstreet’s 55-and-over-project Vintage at Sanctuary, which opened earlier this year on Gentry Way and is 99 percent leased. Washington Station is expected to be completed in May 2024.
Reno-based Greenstreet Development and Vintage Housing have financed and built over 15,000 residential units of market rate and affordable multifamily housing, with over 3,000 units in the Reno-Sparks area.
