North Village Development
The Quiet Transformation of Mammoth Lakes: Inside the North Village Development Boom
While the residential real estate market in Mammoth Lakes has dominated conversations in 2025, with all the talk of fluctuating prices, sales trends, and housing supply, the commercial and development sectors have received far less attention. And honestly, that’s where some of the most important changes are happening: the quiet but powerful transformations that could define the town’s next chapter.
474 Joaquin Development
The 474 Joaquin Road project is located at 474, 562, and 2604 Joaquin Road on an approximately 3.24-acre site within the Residential Multi-Family 2 (RMF-2) zoning district. The project includes a Tentative Tract Map (TTM 25-001) and a Design Review (DR 25-002). The Project Site currently contains a 1,500 square-foot single family home on the southern portion of the Site, a small intermittent drainage running through the center of the Site, and a bike path, all of which will be eliminated in the proposed project.
Residence Inn by Marriott Mammoth Lakes
A Strategic Addition to Mammoth Lakes Hospitality
Large-Scale Development Opportunities in Mammoth Lakes | Mammoth Lakes Real Estate
Mammoth Lakes continues to evolve as a true year-round destination, and the Residence Inn by Marriott currently under construction in North Village is a clear example of that progression. From a commercial real estate perspective, this project represents a well-planned hospitality investment that aligns with the town’s long-term vision while responding directly to modern visitor demand.
The Woodsite and Minaret Parcel
Spotlight on the Woodsite Project: Bringing New Residential Opportunities to Mammoth Lakes
Mammoth Lakes continues to evolve as one of California’s most desirable mountain destinations, attracting visitors and residents alike with its world-class skiing, hiking, and year-round outdoor lifestyle. With that growth comes an ongoing need for thoughtfully planned housing that supports both the local community and those who dream of owning a piece of the Sierra.
