Construction

New design with over 50 years of home-building experience is now available at your home, through one of Southern California's oldest home-builders. It is now possible to enjoy all the benefits of a luxury home - superior quality, industry leading service and unparalleled value at any of our apartment buildings. With dozens of homes and hundreds of selections and custom upgrades to choose from, we've got a home perfect for every lifestyle - whether you're just starting out, moving up to accommodate a growing family or looking to downsize. Get acquainted with Glendale development density with the Glendale Zoning Map.

We Care About Our Resources

Earth resources are a serious consideration. Worldwide urbanization is a major instigator of global warming affecting the polar caps.  Although the California drought is now over, we consider water a precious commodity. Contrary to popular notions that lawn sprinklers and toilets are a significant source of water waste, in fact, the highest level of water usage/waste comes from thermoelectric energy and the  hydroelectric plants which produce electricity for home/business use. Saving electricity saves water. Governments shy away from this issue because the electricity usage affects business growth and business electricity usage is much higher than residential electricity usage. However, at 323.APARTMENTS we work hand-in-hand with city planners and public works departments to deliver to most efficient construction materials and building designs in an effort to save electricity usage at the home, ultimately reducing water consumption. Consider your resource usage based on 2014 data from the California Energy Commission...

The estimated percentage of your dollars spent on energy:

Heating & Cooling	44%
Lighting & Cooking & Small Appliances	33%
Water Heating	14%
Refrigeration	09%

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The estimated percentage of your dollars spent for water heating:

Showering	37%
Clothes Wash	26%
Dish Washing	14%
Bathing	12%
Hand Wash	11%

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Here are examples of resource costs to your pocketbook:

Portable electric heater	$0.10 per hour
Clock radio	$0.33 per month
Television	$3 per month
Refrigerator	$4 per month
Gas Over	$3 per month
Toaster	$1 per month
Microwave	$3 per month
Coffee Maker	$0.02 per brewing

Data compiled by California Energy Commission 2014

The following publication presents national statistics regarding injuries and fatalities:

National Safety Council - Injury Facts 2017 Edition