New project could signal change in north Tempe

By Paulina Pineda | Arizona Republic

Tempe residents and city officials hope a recently approved apartment complex north of Loop 202 could jumpstart redevelopment on a county island dotted by a strip club, a pawn shop and scrap-metal shops.

At the least, it takes a 17-acre chunk out of the 70-acre county island, as the city annexed the apartment land.

The Phoenix area has numerous county islands, a term that’s often unfamiliar to transplants from older, more established parts of the U.S.

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