Bakersfield developer Sage Equities announced Monday it will partner with the Mojibi family to turn the former Greyhound bus terminal northeast of F and 18th streets into a 42-unit, high-end rental community.
Greyhound Flats is planned to have a pool and wellness center, an elevator, interior corridors, a welcoming lobby that opens to the street, and a pet-friendly green space for pets and residents.
Bakersfield developer Sage Equities announced Monday it will partner with the Mojibi family to turn the former Greyhound bus terminal northeast of F and 18th streets into a 42-unit, high-end rental community.
Courtesy Sage Equities
Greyhound Flats is planned to have a pool and wellness center, an elevator, interior corridors, a welcoming lobby that opens to the street, and a pet-friendly green space for pets and residents.
Courtesy Sage Equities
The project is Sage’s first development west of Chester Avenue.
The former Greyhound property in downtown Bakersfield will be redeveloped as high-end rental housing under a partnership between a local developer and the family that owns the property, one of the parties confirmed Monday.
Sage Equities, developer of three existing apartment communities on the opposite side of Chester Avenue, said it will develop and manage the 42-unit project dubbed Greyhound Flats under a joint venture with the Mojibi family, which bought the 0.7-acre property northeast of F and 18th streets in 2020.
