Custom Home Builder in Newport Beach
Newport Beach is several different building problems sharing one name. A Balboa Peninsula lot is narrow, closely overlooked and often reached from an alley. The ocean side of Corona del Mar sits on bluffs. Much of Newport Coast is guard-gated hillside with its own association review. Harbor and bayfront work adds bulkheads, tides and docks to the schedule.
Rezidential Development has been building since 1984, from its base in Laguna Beach.
Neighborhoods Served
Balboa Peninsula. Balboa Island. Lido Isle. Corona del Mar. Newport Coast. Newport Heights. Dover Shores. Bayshores.
Each carries its own conditions. A bayfront lot on Lido Isle and a guard-gated hillside in Newport Coast are different builds, with different crews and different sequencing.
Hillside and Canyon Construction
3 Island Vista, Newport Coast
14,000 sf | $26M|Full Remodel by RDI
Complete post-fire reconstruction. Three stories, six bedrooms, seven-car subterranean garage, elevator. Heavy I-beam and steel columns, CMU walls, new roof, new HVAC, and all new plumbing - rebuilt from the structure out. Interiors finished in natural limestone, white oak herringbone, hand-brushed Venetian plaster, and Calacatta Vagli marble throughout. Custom fireplaces, wood-paneled library, gourmet kitchen, ocean-view banquette, and a primary suite with spa bath and ocean-view soaking tub. Tiered theater, fitness space, sauna, steam room, and five additional bedroom suites. Saltwater pool, spa, and outdoor kitchen with natural stone. JP Weaver molding and custom wall paneling throughout.
Full Remodels
444 Via Lido, Newport Beach
2,800 sf | $5.8M |Full Remodel
Three-story ocean home with rooftop viewing deck on one of Newport Beach's most coveted streets. Steel framing and composite beams carry the structural load, with an elevator, underground wine cellar, and smooth stucco exterior finished to a standard the address demands. Three stories up, the rooftop deck earns its views.
3020 Ocean Blvd, Corona del Mar
Full Interior Remodel | Completed in Six Months
Full interior remodel of a three-story ocean-view home on Ocean Boulevard, looking across the Pacific to Catalina Island and Newport Harbor. Five en suite bedrooms and six-and-a-half baths, including two primary suites. Kitchen with a center island, granite counters, quartz backsplash, Wolf appliances and custom cabinetry. Wood flooring, recessed lighting and plantation shutters throughout. The living room opens through bi-fold doors to an ocean-facing patio, and the third-floor office opens onto a rooftop deck with spa.
What Building Here Involves
Who approves it. Depending on the proposal, a Coastal Development Permit in Newport is approved by the Zoning Administrator, the Planning Commission or the City Council. Many single-family coastal projects go to the Zoning Administrator at a Thursday morning hearing rather than to the Planning Commission. Knowing which path a project is on changes how the schedule is set.
Association review. Newport Coast and several gated communities run their own design review alongside the city's. Two approvals, two calendars.
Bluff and bayfront conditions. Corona del Mar bluff lots carry geotechnical requirements a flat lot doesn't. Bayfront and harbor projects bring bulkhead condition, tides and dock permitting into the construction schedule.
Coastal Development Permits. Newport issues its own under a certified Local Coastal Program, and the permit timeline drives everything upstream of it.
How Rezidential Works
The first step is walking the property.
Design and build under one contract. Reza Dadashi designs and builds, which removes the gap where a drawing meets a budget for the first time during bidding. Cost-plus, with the numbers open. Subcontractors, many of whom have worked with Reza for years. Building since 1984. CSLB license 801670, General Building Contractor.