Mill Creek sold Modera The Alameda in January of 2024. Located in the heart of the Silicon Valley as part of the Diridon Station Area Plan, the community featured five stories of wood-framed residential apartment homes atop 18,000 square feet of ground-floor retail. The 168-home community operated under the Mill Creek’s Modera brand and featured a prime location on The Alameda, also known as El Camino Real.

The community offered studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment homes ranging in size from 470 square feet to 1620 square feet, with a limited number of den and loft layouts available. Community amenities included a clubhouse, resort-inspired outdoor pool, game room, outdoor deck, sky terrace, barbecue area, a club-quality fitness center, and yoga studio. Interior features included wood-plank flooring, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, modernized cabinets and 9-foot ceilings. The community also featured a controlled-access parking garage.

Modera The Alameda benefited from its close proximity to some of the nation’s most acclaimed tech giants, including Google, Apple, Intel, Oracle Corporation, Yahoo!, Twitter and thousands of additional tech-based companies that call Silicon Valley home. Modera The Alameda was adjacent to a newly opened Whole Foods Market and across the street from SAP Center (formerly HP Pavilion). The transit-friendly community sat a block away from the Diridon “Metro” CalTrain Station, the city’s most notable transportation hub.