Hillpointe Begins Construction on 324-Unit Carson City Apartment Complex

A 324-unit apartment complex is scheduled to begin construction in Carson City and should be completed within 15 months, Nevada Appeal reported.

Construction began on Pointe Grand Sageview Tuesday, Nov. 10, at a 23-acre site located at the intersection of Airport Road and Butti Way. The development sits directly across from the Sierra Flats Apartments, adding more housing to the local inventory.

Hillpointe, a multi-family housing developer based in Winter Park, Florida, is leading the project. Pamela Thompson, a representative for the company, spoke to 30 attendees at the event about the firm’s mission to provide high-quality housing for young professionals and “essential” workers.

The new complex will include resort-style amenities and a dedicated dog park. Beyond residential space, the project aims to address local infrastructure needs, as City Manager Glen Martel noted the development will result in improved drainage in the area.

Hillpointe is currently managing multiple large-scale projects across the region. The developer is also working on Pointe Grand Timberline, a separate development located south of Mt. Rose Highway and west of Interstate 580 in south Reno. That Reno-based project will consist of 268 two-bedroom apartments and 90 three-bedroom townhomes at 18610 Wedge Parkway.

According to Thompson, Hillpointe is the fifth largest multi-family developer in the United States. The company intends to manage and operate both the Carson City and Reno properties.

The timing of this expansion comes as regional municipalities face increasing pressure to balance rapid growth with infrastructure stability. By integrating improved drainage systems into the Pointe Grand Sageview site, the development attempts to mitigate the environmental impacts often associated with increasing urban density.

While new developments provide necessary housing for the workforce, they often prompt discussions regarding land use and the preservation of local character. However, the inclusion of diverse unit types in the developer’s broader portfolio suggests a strategy aimed at capturing various segments of the growing Nevada population.

The Pointe Grand Sageview project is expected to be operational by early 2028.