Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Domus infill project will offer upscale residences near Arcadia
Another infill project is under construction in central Phoenix near the Arcadia neighborhood.
The multifamily project, named Domus, will have 225 units on a six-acre site at 36th Street and Campbell Avenue. Units will feature “generous” use of glass and structural steel, developers said.
Interiors also will feature glass, as well as wood floors and Euro-style kitchens.
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