As Rancho Mission Viejo’s Village of Rienda enters its final phase, it is drawing attention for how it brings together multigenerational living, wellness and wildfire resilience. The last 232 homes from Lennar, Shea Homes and Trumark Homes are now on the market, with more than 1,500 already sold. Jim Holas, Vice President of Community Development, explains that resilience starts at the master-plan level, long before a single home goes up. He also points to The Ranch’s decades-long partnership with OCFA, including the new Wildfire Resource Center on land donated by Rancho Mission Viejo.
