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Land buy could lead to Mesa apartment complex

By East Valley Tribune

A California man last week closed a deal to buy 3 acres of vacant land in west Mesa for $1.3 million with an eye toward building a 72-unit apartment complex.

Hoa T. Lai of Milpitas bought the property at 333 W. Brown Road at Country Club through an LLC called Enzo and Jax from Omega Healthcare Investors, according to Valley real estate tracker vizzda.com, although the application to the city for site plan review identified the seller as Sen-Mesa Investment Properties LLC.

Preliminary site plans were submitted to the Mesa Planning Department in March for a 72-unit apartment complex in three three-story residential buildings with 168 parking spaces. 

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