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Phoenix
Center City:
As with the mythical bird reborn from its own ashes, downtown
Phoenix has emerged as one of the most desirable urban cities in
the
United States.
Home to the Heard Museum, one of the finest and largest museums
of anthropology and primitive art, specializing in the
Amerindian cultures; Arizona Center, Phoenix’s answer to New
York’s South Street Seaport, an eight city block oasis of
restaurants, bars and shops; Heritage Square, a group of
perfectly restored 19th-century houses; the Herberger,
Dodge and Orpheum Theaters; Symphony Hall; America West Arena
and the Bank
One Ball
Park, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks. After several false starts,
downtown
Phoenix is on target for a new Metro Light rail
system that will give urban residents a quick and easy
transportation alternative.
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Orpheum Lofts
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The 1931 Phoenix Title and Trust
Building originally accommodated a bank and retail shops at street level with
commercial offices on the upper floors. At the time of its construction,
it was the largest office building in the state of
Arizona. The 11-story
Art Deco concrete and brick structure features exterior details in
stone, granite and terra cotta, and original steel frame windows
throughout the building. The developers made every effort to preserve
the detail of the original structure while retrofitting it to meet
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11-Story Luxury Loft/Apartment Style
Building
Number of units: 90
Price: $199,000 - $1,500,00
Sq. Ft.: 712 - 2652
New Tower 2 will be offered in August 2005
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The Summit at Copper Square
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Planned for the southwest corner of Jackson and Fourth Streets, this
23-story residential building is just next to Bank One Ballpark. Chicago
architect Hirsch & Associates has planned for 165 units priced between
$169,000 and $700,000. Condos on the sixth through the 20th
floors will have 895 to 1350 square feet. The units on the 20th
through the 23rd floors will have 1300 to 1750 square feet.
Buyers will have the option of combining condos for larger residences.
The ground floor will have retail space and 190 spaces of parking will
be on floors two through five. |
23-Story
High-Rise Condominium
Number of units: 165
Price: $250,000 - $1,200,000
Sq. Ft.: 595 - 2500
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44 Monroe Place
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Developers have received an endorsement from the City of Phoenix
Community and Economic Development department and are converting an
11-story downtown Phoenix office building into a 34-story luxury
residential tower. Located on the northeast corner of Monroe Street and
1st Avenue, the new project will include single-level
loft homes and 2-level penthouses.
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34-Story Luxury High-Rise Condominium
Number of units:
176
Price: $300,000 - $2,000,000
Sq. Ft.: 780 - 2200
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Portland Place
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Portland Place
Condominiums and Brownstones offer a distinctive
urban living experience defined by comfort,
convenience and style.
Situated between two parks, you can enjoy skyline
views overlooking Hance Park and the Japanese
Friendship Garden from your balcony or rooftop pool.
Portland Place offers urban living choices
unparalleled in Phoenix, complemented by secured
parking, state of the art fitness and business
centers and rooftop pools - all in the heart of
Phoenix!
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Three Towers 6-,7-
and 8- story High-Rise Towers
Number of units: 190
Price:
$490,000-$1,410,000
Sq.
Ft.: 930-3200
Phase one: Sold out
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Located in the heart of downtown Phoenix, Artisan Village offers a place
where its residents can walk along storefront shops and artists can live
and display their works for all to see. A community where 105 town homes, row houses and retail shops can share
a common greenbelt, dog park and a common ramada that includes a 25-yard lap pool and entertainment area.
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Town Homes and Row Homes
Number of units: 105
Price: $160,000+
Sq. Ft.: 1200-1900
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Rising up from the heart of
Phoenix nestled between art and industry, city and nature exists
together. It's urban
living at its best.
Pick a direction - step outside this 31-loft complex
and find yourself amidst an array of restaurants that will satisfy the
most discriminating epicurean's appetite, arenas hosting a myriad of
professionals sports teams and theatres and museums boasting contemporary
and classical artists works.
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Four- Story Loft Style Condos
Number of units: 31
Price: Starting at $285,000
Sq. Ft.: 1200 - 1800
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The proposed skyscraper will be
the tallest building in Arizona. Grace Communities' Don and
Ryan Zelenak have signed a letter of intent with the City to build the
50-story building with more than 900 condos on the southern two-thirds
of the block bordered by Polk, Taylor, First and Second Street. The
northern third of the property is slated for Arizona State University's Walter
Cronkite School of Journalism.
More information to be posted as project develops. |
50-Story Skyscraper Condos
Number of units: 900
Price: Starting at $285,000
Sq. Ft.: 1200 - 1800
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View
additional areas:
Phoenix Center City •
Central Avenue
Corridor •
Camelback Corridor •
Scottsdale •
Tempe
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