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    Multifamily Developer Plans 1,600 Units in PHX Area

    BEX StaffBy BEX StaffJanuary 26, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
    ZOM Living’s Planned North Phoenix Site. Credit: Cushman & Wakefield
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    By ZOM Living 
    ZOM Living has acquired a portfolio of four parcels totaling 33 acres in Phoenix and Scottsdale with plans to deliver up to 1,600 units over the coming years. 
    The Florida-based firm plans to build up to 1,600 luxury units as part of a first phase of development across five rental communities based in north Phoenix, Scottsdale and the Biltmore District, resulting in a combined investment exceeding $500M. The four sites were purchased by an affiliate of ZOM Living through an auction in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. 
    The acquisition marks the firm’s entrance into the Arizona market, where it will open a regional office and employ a full-time team. Since its founding more than 40 years ago, ZOM Living has built more than 23,000 apartment units nationwide, with an aggregate development value of $4.5B. The firm’s current development pipeline includes more than 5,500 multifamily and senior housing units. ZOM Living ranked #11 in the Multi-Housing News 2020 list of the country’s largest multifamily developers. 
    ZOM Living’s arrival in Arizona coincides with the Phoenix market’s steady growth amidst rising demand for rental housing. A new report from CBRE ranked the city as being home to the second-strongest multifamily market in the U.S., and a mid-2020 market report by Cushman & Wakefield found apartment vacancy rates hovering around 5 percent, fueled by a fast-growing population and an employment rate that was stronger than the national average. The Phoenix region’s population is expected to reach 5.2 million by 2022, a 12 percent increase over a five-year period dating back to 2017. 
    Following is an overview of the development parcels ZOM Living acquired. The firm expects to begin construction by late 2021. 

    • Desert Ridge/North Phoenix (20 acres/5.92 acres): ZOM Living has acquired two parcels totaling 26 acres along the Loop 101 Freeway at 56th Street, which will be home to approximately 600 multifamily units. The sites are located within walking distance to Desert Ridge Marketplace and High Street. 
    • Downtown Scottsdale: ZOM Living plans up to 749 market-rate rental units within two to three buildings on 3.74 acres at the intersection of Scottsdale and Camelback roads. The property is adjacent to Scottsdale Fashion Square and the Scottsdale Entertainment District. 
    • Biltmore District: ZOM Living will develop approximately 300 apartment units on a 2.92-acre site at Highland Avenue and 24th Street, about two blocks away from Biltmore Fashion Park. (Source) 
    apartments/condos Biltmore CBRE Cushman & Wakefield Desert Ridge luxury rental Multi-Housing News multifamily north Phoenix Private Scottsdale U.S. Bankruptcy Court ZOM Living
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