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Landsea breaks ground at Eastmark

By InBusiness Phoenix

Landsea Homes Corporation, a publicly traded residential homebuilder, has broken ground within the Eastmark master planned community in Mesa, Arizona.

“Eastmark is such a desirable location to live in the Phoenix metro area, with top-rated schools and beautiful surrounding neighborhoods,” said Kaylee Smith, Arizona Division President, Landsea Homes. “We look forward to providing future Eastmark residents with high quality and modern homes, innovative amenities and nearby resources to meet all of their needs. Breaking ground is the first step towards this goal.”

Greencourt at Eastmark consists of 48 finished lots, while the upcoming Greenpointe at Eastmark neighborhood consists of 124 finished lots and is slated to break ground this fall. These homes make up the final phase of Eastmark and offer some of the last remaining opportunities to buy in the master planned community.

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