A New Chapter for Los Gatos – 405 Alberto Way Breaks Ground

In a town known for its charm and community focus, Los Gatos is welcoming a new residential development that promises to enhance both. The 405 Alberto Way project, led by Randy Lamb and developed by LPG Development, is more than a typical build — it’s a thoughtfully planned community that blends sustainability, design, and local spirit into one project.

At four stories tall, the development introduces a range of amenities including rooftop terraces, bocce ball courts, community gardens, and EV-ready parking. These aren’t just nice-to-haves — they reflect a commitment to lifestyle and livability. LPG Development, with Lamb’s direct involvement, has paid close attention to what makes Los Gatos special and what future residents will truly value.

Randy Lamb emphasized early on that the goal was not to build units, but to create a neighborhood. That shows in the design. The site features open green space, walkways, and gathering areas — all of which foster connection among residents. Inside, the units are designed with modern comforts and long-term durability in mind.

Beyond amenities, 405 Alberto Way is being developed in full alignment with California’s Green Building Standards Code (CALGreen). High-efficiency fixtures, sustainable construction practices, and materials that meet rigorous environmental standards make this a standout project in the Bay Area.

EV infrastructure has also been thoughtfully planned, with wiring and load capacity in place to support future demand. As electric vehicles become more common, LPG Development is ensuring that the residents of 405 Alberto Way won’t be left behind.

For Los Gatos, this development means more than housing. It means a new chapter in local planning that values quality over quantity. With Randy Lamb’s leadership and LPG Development’s expertise, 405 Alberto Way is poised to become a model for what smart, community-first development can look like in Silicon Valley.

As construction continues, the project is already drawing attention from local residents, city planners, and sustainability advocates alike. It’s not every day that a project can grow a town while preserving its values, but that’s exactly what 405 Alberto Way sets out to do.