A look at 16th St projects which are adding
1,500 new units on 31 acres across a short strip of Phoenix. At 50 units an acre on average, these apartments are up to twice as dense as previous multifamily projects in the corridor with the complication of new-found mixed use...
@51: SEC 16th and Georgia: Renting now. 183 units on 3.28 acres, includes restaurant
https://www.phoenix.gov/pddsite/Docu...48-12_pudn.pdf
Replaces dilapidated single story office building.
Scape Modern Living: NWC 16th st and Highland: Nearing completion: 244 units on 6.18 acres
http://vizzdanews.blogspot.com/2013/...th-street.html
Replaced a row of single-story crummy commercial buildings and an excess of parking.
Arbour Court: SEC 16th and Colter: Submitted July 6, 2015. 234 units on 4.26 acres.
https://www.phoenix.gov/pddsite/Documents/Z-38-15n.pdf
Replaces two vacant one- and two- story office buildings.
Crescent Highland: SWC 16th and Highland: Final Submittal June 18, 2015. 350 units on 5 acres, 8,000 square feet retail.
https://www.phoenix.gov/pddsite/Documents/Z-127-14n.pdf
Replaces a once-ramshackle neighborhood, 2 newer townhouses, older apartments, a couple commercial buildings.
Liv Biltmore: SWC 16th St and Colter: 3 acres acquired, 10 to go (the largest 10 acre site in 5 miles). "500+", "several hundred" units of multifamily and senior living units on 13 acres, possible mixed use
http://azbex.com/phx-infill-project-tops-500-units/
http://azbigmedia.com/featured/colli...family-complex
http://www.colliers.com/-/media/file...old-9-1-15.pdf
Replaces the 2-story occupied Willowick Square office building and the 395-unit Sienna Springs complex behind it.
None of these projects are going to have remarkable architecture, mosly a lot of EIFS in articulated swaths between 50 and 70 feet tall.