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Long past are the days when a buyer moved into a master-planned community, and the only thing to do was jump into a tepid pool. As builders look to bring in buyers, they are broadening their range of amenities to suit different lifestyles. Swimming pools are out, and fishing ponds are in. But which master-planned community suits your lifestyle?

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Dubbed CFT Gateway Center, the Mill Creek Development project at 3452-3488 East Foothill Boulevard calls for three, six-story residential buildings that would house 234 apartments.

The Foster + Partners-designed project would introduce a pair of 28- and 32-story condominium towers, a 10-story hotel, and eight acres of public and private gardens.

The development would include at-grade and below-grade parking with spaces for 25 vehicles.

The lot was previously home to a small three-story brick building that sold for $875,000 and was demolished around 2008.

A White Castle will make way for the new 27-unit building, which is slated for completion in 2016.

The developer purchased the 33-unit apartment complex and an adjacent house for $6 million.

The site sold in July 2013 for $7.85 million — a handsome flip, considering it traded the previous year for $3.4 million.

The two buildings will rise four stories, with two units each.

The six-story, 50-unit development will be designed by Issac and Stern Architects.

The developer bought the block-long property for $64 million.

The developer is 41-18th 24th Street LLC, created by Sina Mahfar of SMA Equities.