There are 70 new front doors in Mountain View.

At Ridgeline Terrace, the recently completed mixed-income housing complex on the west end of Mountain View Drive, the two-bedroom, 899-square-foot family townhouses start at $1,035 rent per month and the one-bedroom, 640-square-foot apartments for seniors start at $945, according to Cook Inlet Housing Authority. CIHA developed the project over several years alongside the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation and two private companies — Trapline LLC and V2 LLC.

The buildings stand on a small bluff overlooking the Glenn Square Mall. Crews broke ground there in September 2014, and the site hummed with activity over the next 14 months. A new community center was built to hold offices and a daycare facility. Solar-powered rental units rose where shrubbery and “No Trespassing” signs once stood. Finally, construction came to an end late last year. The development’s official grand opening is scheduled for Jan. 8.

Three years ago, the lot was vacant. Today, there’s a row of three-story townhouses and a banner that reads “For Rent.”

Construction at Ridgeline Terrace in February 2015.