Three new apartment complexes move forward Downtown, ending lull in new developments
Developers are moving forward on three Downtown apartment projects, ending a drought of new proposals for the center city.
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Developers are moving forward on three Downtown apartment projects, ending a drought of new proposals for the center city.
Among those is a 12-story, 117-unit apartment building at the old Campbell’s Greenhouses & Nursery site that hit the halfway mark for construction in November. It’s on track to deliver next fall at 2025 Cleveland Ave., on the edge of South End and Dilworth.
The Mesa Planning and Zoning Board considered four multifamily residential projects in June, totaling 640 units, and wound up signing off on three and postponing a decision on another.
Offered locals buyouts or a spot in subsidized apartment projects. they used pressure he says, going door to door telling us that we're going to lose everything if we don't accept the offer. city official say the offers are generous. nobody is forced to accept. human rights groups say the government has repeatedly failed to meet agreed compensation and relocation timelines. nonetheless, the local neighbor association says roughly 90% of families have taken the offer. each time we visit there are fewer houses. here a sol tea party family in the middle of destruction -- solitary family in the mi...