Homes in Cotino will start at $1 million, with more lavish properties exceeding $2 million, reflecting premium features and signature Disney touches. Built by award-winning developers — Shea Homes, Woodbridge Pacific Group and Davidson Communities — these homes will cater to a wide range of buyers, including those 55 and older.
Source: Inman News
Disney unveils first luxury Storyliving community in California
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