Sunday, August 18, 2013
Mark-Taylor planning luxury apartments in northeast Phoenix
Developer Mark-Taylor plans to break ground by the end of the year on a property in northeast Phoenix where it plans to build 388 luxury apartment units.
Chris Brozina, vice president for development, said developers are seeking site-plan approval, but he anticipates the first units will be available for leasing in October 2014. The units, which will be housed in 19 or 20 buildings, should all be finished by October 2015.
“This will be as advanced as any apartment that Mark-Taylor has built to date,” Brozina said.
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