6 of the best · California, USA
New Developments in California
New towers, districts and private communities beyond Los Angeles and San Francisco, which have their own guides: San Diego, the desert and Napa. We give status, not prices.
Our 6 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026
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Insiders' picks
Our first three calls on this list, from editors who know California from Napa to San Diego.
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Video 4 photos
Now selling
Andia
Bosa’s new 40-storey tower of 399 homes in downtown San Diego, moments from the waterfront.
1160 Ninth Ave, San Diego, CAExplore View on map
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9 photos
New homes under construction
The Thermal Club
A private community of villas and homes around more than five miles of racetrack in the desert.
61980 Tyler St., Thermal, CA 92274Explore View on map
The full list: Developments, A–Z
Developments
San Diego 3
Downtown towers and the bayfront.
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Video 4 photos
Now selling
Andia
Bosa’s new 40-storey tower of 399 homes in downtown San Diego, moments from the waterfront.
1160 Ninth Ave, San Diego, CAExplore View on map
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2 photosUnder construction
Riverwalk
A new San Diego district of homes, shops and nearly 100 acres of parks, plazas and paths.
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2 photos
Proposed
Seaport San Diego
A proposed new bayfront downtown: parks, an urban beach, an aquarium and an observation tower.
Developments
Palm Springs and the desert 2
Private communities in the Coachella Valley.
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Coming soon
Coral Mountain Desert Club
A new 400-acre La Quinta community with a David McLay Kidd golf course and a private surf club.
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9 photos
New homes under construction
The Thermal Club
A private community of villas and homes around more than five miles of racetrack in the desert.
61980 Tyler St., Thermal, CA 92274Explore View on map
Developments
Napa and Sonoma 1
Resort residences in wine country.
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Slated for 2026
Six Senses Napa Valley
A Six Senses resort with 16 branded residences on the old Aetna Springs estate in Napa County.
We describe projects factually and do not publish prices or investment advice. Check the developers’ websites for current status.