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Another student-housing project about to rise in Tucson

The Mark/Courtesy of Landmark Properties

By Gabriela Rico | Arizona Daily Star

Construction is set to begin this summer on The Mark at Tucson, which will have 154 units and a five-story parking deck.

After much success with its first student-housing community, a national developer is preparing to erect its second in Tucson.

Construction is set to begin this summer on The Mark at Tucson, on 2ƒ acres at Broadway and Park Avenue, bordered by Tyndall Avenue and 10th Street.

There will be 154 units with 595 beds for rent. The complex will be made up of one eight-story building, two four-story buildings and a five-story parking deck, said Jason Doornbos, executive vice president of acquisitions and development for Landmark Properties, based in Athens, Georgia.

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