The transit-oriented development has been certified LEED-Platinum.
The multigenerational property encompasses three distinctively styled buildings–a separate building for senior citizens and two buildings for families–as well as a shared community center and a pool area.
The covered parking includes photovoltaic panels on the rooftops.
Mayor Larry Schroeder, second from the right, with Claremont city officials and Jamboree executives at the ribbon cutting for the grand opening of Courier Place.
Family apartments are encompassed in two buildings with 36 two- and three-bedroom apartments, each with two bathrooms.
Because seniors have their own separate building, they can find quiet there or they can interact with families in the family community center, playground, pool, or patio dining areas.