Development
Lafayette, Orinda and Moraga housing and development
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Projects in the City of Orinda’s planning records.
10 projects. The City does not publish a status for each one.
88 Sunnyside Lane Subdivision
Approved four-lot residential subdivision project at 88 Sunnyside Lane.
Countryhouse Memory Care Project (1 Wilder Road)
The Countryhouse Memory Care Project is an approved one- to two-story, 32,084-square-foot building with 38 assisted-living units, a parking area with 16 parking spaces and a vehicle turn-around adjacent to the front and delivery entrances, and landscaping.
J & J Ranch (Moraga Adobe)
J & J Ranch is an approved subdivision for 13 single-family home sites. Preservation of the historic Moraga Adobe, built by Joaquin Moraga, is a critical component of the subdivision.
Lavenida Lane Subdivision
Lavenida Lane is an approved subdivision to subdivide a vacant site into 8 single-family lots.
Monteverde Senior Apartments
The Monteverde Senior Apartments is an approved 67 affordable senior units project at 2 Irwin Way, the site of the former library.
Orinda Grove Subdivision
The Orinda Grove development is an approved 73 residential unit project on the 11-acre Pine Grove site and the adjacent 3.1-acre City-owned ball fields.
Orinda Oaks Subdivision
Orinda Oaks is an approved 12-lot subdivision of a 23-acre site on both sides of Stein Way between Oak Road and Knickerbocker Lane.
St. John's Church Fellowship Hall
Approved 8,823 square foot fellowship hall at St. John the Evangelist Orthodox Church at 501 Moraga Way. The project involves construction of the new building as well as additional surface parking spaces and a second entrance to the parking lot.
Vista Verde Senior Housing Project
The Vista Verde Senior Housing project is an approved five-story, 72,593 gross square-foot building with 52 affordable senior housing units.
Wilder Subdivision
The Wilder subdivision (formerly Montanera) is a Planned Development in the Gateway Valley at the southern end of the City of Orinda. The approved subdivision includes 245 home sites, 5 community ballfields, a public clubhouse, a private swimming and fitness facility, an Art and Garden center, a network of trails, and over 1,300 acres of open space.
Source: City of Orinda Development Projects · Checked Oct. 2, 2026
About these records
- Every project, status, address and description here comes from the City of Orinda’s own published pages. We do not add projects or change what a record says.
- A status is shown in the City’s words, as its record for the project states it. Where it states none, none is shown, and where two of its pages differ, both are shown.
- A status is an administrative record. An approval means planning approvals were granted, not that building has begun.
- Unit counts and floor areas appear as written in each description; they are not totalled here.
- The list covers the projects the City presents on these pages. Smaller projects, and records published only as documents or maps, are not included.