Milpitas Business Park Transforms Into Murphy Village Residential Haven

The environmental review process has officially started for a massive redevelopment project that will transform a 38-acre business park in Milpitas into a dynamic residential neighborhood called Murphy Village. Sponsored by Toll Brothers, this master-planned community in Santa Clara County aims to bring nearly 800 new dwelling units to the sprawling site located near Coyote Creek.

As the region looks toward modern housing solutions, local planners are carefully evaluating community impacts while welcoming public comments for the upcoming Environmental Impact Report. While exploring major urban shifts across California, travelers often look into things to do and regional updates that shape our changing landscape. Construction on this ambitious neighborhood is tentatively scheduled to begin in late 2028, with full completion projected as early as 2032.

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Housing Mix and Master Plan Details

A Diverse Range of New Residences

The comprehensive housing mix features 174 single-family detached homes, 381 townhouses, and 236 apartments housed within a striking five-story building. Residents will ultimately benefit from private open spaces distributed thoughtfully across roughly 300 individual lots.

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Community Amenities and Neighborhood Perks

Parks, Dining, and Sustainable Living

The master landscaping plan incorporates a vibrant community park, pedestrian paseos, outdoor dining spaces, and a dedicated bicycle maintenance paddock. These features are designed to encourage active lifestyles and strong community connections among future residents.

Additionally, a 3,000-square-foot commercial space is planned to potentially host a local cafe, a cozy wine bar, an independent bookstore, or a vibrant food truck area. Future neighborhood visitors interested in exploring more of the broader region can easily look into various places to stay for extended getaways.

 
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