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Second-largest residential building in downtown is scheduled to arrive in 2021

The Arizona Center displays a snowman decoration, shown Nov. 27, 2018. / Photo by Nicole Neri / Downtown Devil

 

By Elon Graves | Downtown Devil

A new multi-family housing development, Palm Court Tower, is slated to be the second largest residential building in downtown Phoenix by its completion in 2021.

North American Development Group purchased the one-acre plot in the Arizona Center for a 29-story project estimated to cost about $100 million. The development will offer workforce housing units as well as luxury apartments.

Chris Chamberlain, a partner of North American Development Group, said the downtown Phoenix community pushed for the workforce housing units. He said the topic “repeatedly came up as a need in downtown” during discussions with city staff, council members and activists in the neighborhood.

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