Nestled in the heart of Ventura, a city renowned for its coastal charm and vibrant culture, the Villages at Westview represents a rich tapestry of history and heritage. Originally developed in the mid-20th century, the neighborhood has long been a cherished part of Ventura’s identity.

In 2017, the City of Ventura embarked on a comprehensive redevelopment initiative to breathe new life into the community. Drawing inspiration from successful urban renewal projects across the nation, city planners, architects, and community stakeholders collaborated to envision a future that honors the neighborhood’s legacy while embracing modernity and inclusivity.

JAG Interiors recently brought their designs to life in the common areas at Westview Village, Phase II, and our client was very kind to give us high marks!

Caitlin, Lori, and Jamie’s expertise and commitment to excellence were evident throughout the process. The team’s responsiveness, clarity, and willingness to address our concerns made the entire process smooth and enjoyable. They created a community that is feels welcoming, is functional and looks beautiful. Caitlin worked closely with ownership and the construction team, incorporating our vision while ensuring cost-effective solutions. JAG Interiors prioritized communal areas, creating inviting lounges and community rooms. These spaces foster connections among residents, enhancing the sense of community. If you seek a design firm that prioritizes affordability without sacrificing quality, look no further than JAG Interiors. They’ve transformed our vision into reality, and we’re grateful for their partnership.
— Sandy Sanchez, Senior Developer, Housing Authority of the City of San Buenaventura

Westview II is an affordable multi-family development, located on a two-acre site at 232 W. Flint Street. It offers 44 one-bedroom and six two-bedroom apartments, with five units reserved for seniors who are experiencing homelessness. Amenities include a large community center with a commercial kitchen, a childcare center, community spaces, management offices, a playground and a park. The community center will serve the greater Westside community, as well as residents.

Ventura has almost completed its ambitious journey to revitalize the City’s oldest public housing project.

The result of a partnership between Housing Authority of the City of San Buenaventura and co-developer BRIDGE Housing, The Villages of Westview replaces 180 public housing units — erected in 1952 and 1961 — with 320 modern residences. The first phase of construction started in January 2017 and total build-out is anticipated by December 2024.

  • Phase I (Completed in 2019): 131 affordable multi-family apartment units (1-4 bedrooms)
  • Phase II (Completed in April 2024): 49 affordable apartments, plus a manager’s unit.
  • Phase III: 105 affordable multi-family apartment units (1-4 bedrooms);
  • Phase IV: 34 for-sale row houses and duplexes

JAG Interiors congratulates the developers for their vision, collaboration, and perseverance. The revitalization of this historic neighborhood stands as a symbol of progress, resilience, and community-driven change.

READ MORE ABOUT THE VILLAGES AT WESTVIEW:
Housing Authority City of San Buenaventura (HACSB)
HACSB 2020 Annual Report
RRM Design Group
Pacific Coast Land Design
Housing Trust Fund Ventura County
Ventura County Star