Edes Court residential vertical build in Morgan, Hills, CA

Location: Morgan Hill, California

Edes Court is an upcoming boutique townhome development located west of the intersection of Edes Court and Monterey Road in Morgan Hill, California. The project is developed by Homes Built for America (HBFA) , which operates as the homebuilding division of The True Life Companies (TTLC) . This project targets first-time move-up buyers looking for modern, attainably priced housing options within a short commute of core Silicon Valley employment hubs. Project Overview & Design The development transitions a vacant 1.1-acre parcel into a tightly-planned residential community. Total Units: 21 townhome-style attached condominiums. Layout: The units are distributed across seven 3-story residential buildings (each building containing 3 units). Parking: Each individual townhome features a two-car garage . Infrastructure: Access to the property is designed around a private, paved 20-foot-wide road running along the western edge, doubling as a dedicated fire access lane. Additionally, structures are engineered above the Base Flood Elevation (BFE) to ensure environmental compliance. Location & Strategic Appeal Located just west of Monterey Road, the community provides straightforward access to downtown Morgan Hill’s boutique shopping and dining corridors. Strategically, the site positions residents about 20 minutes away from downtown San Jose , positioning it as a highly accessible residential alternative for tech sector professionals working in Silicon Valley. Financing valuations for the 21-lot subdivision development have targeted a price About the Builder Homes Built for America focuses specifically on introducing "attainable housing" alternatives via urban infill and transit-oriented properties across high-demand regions of California. HBFA has rapidly scaled its presence in the San Francisco Bay Area—with similar modern townhome rollouts deployed in Hayward (SoMi) and Sunnyvale (Vida). The builder has earned recognition on Professional Builder's Top 200 list of largest U.S. homebuilders