Residences at The Lakes at Thousand Oaks
News
We are thrilled to share that in November 2021, with overwhelming community support, City Council voted to approve our request to add a new residential building to a portion of the parking lot at The Lakes at Thousand Oaks. The proposal was shaped by months of meetings with local residents and neighbors who took the time to provide us with invaluable feedback and ideas. The community input that helped craft this proposal will ensure that it becomes a source of pride, fulfilling the needs of Thousand Oaks and ensuring a seamless integration into The Lakes at Thousand Oaks.
Over the past 29 years, we have been a proud part of the community with the properties we own and operate in the area including The Promenade at Westlake, Village at Moorpark and The Lakes at Thousand Oaks. We have taken great pleasure in bringing our neighbors together through family events, fitness programs, and beloved annual traditions like the Tree Lighting Ceremony at The Promenade. We are strongly committed to Thousand Oaks and look forward to the future!
We’d Love to Hear from You
Our entitlement process is complete, but our engagement with the community never ends and we would love to hear from you. If you live, work, or simply enjoy visiting Thousand Oaks, we encourage you to reach out to us at thelakesinfo@caruso.com. We look forward to continuing to engage with the Thousand Oaks community and our local leaders – listening carefully to all thoughts and ideas.
What inspired Caruso to build residences now?
Our vision for The Lakes at Thousand Oaks has always been for it to be part of a thriving and vibrant downtown for the community. Over the last several years, the City of Thousand Oaks and surrounding community have continued to underscore their commitment to strengthen the downtown and create a pedestrian-friendly civic center. The added housing will help meet the demand that continues to be generated by the area’s growing bio-pharmaceutical and tech industries, furthermore strengthening the local economy while complementing the city’s efforts to stimulate businesses along Thousand Oaks Boulevard.
