Phoenix Lofts & Phoenix High Rise Condos
For decades high rise condos in Phoenix were rare. In fact until 1990 there were only four high rise condo buildings in the entire Valley, all located in the Phoenix Midtown area. And those four towers, constructed in the 1950's and 1960's, were built as rental apartments and only later converted to condominiums.
In 1990 construction began on Crystal Point, the first high rise condos in Phoenix. Unfortunately that was the same time that the Savings and Loan crisis hit the country and sales of these Phoenix condominiums were slow for almost a decade.
It wasn't for another ten years that the next high rise condominium, Esplanade Place, was built. Sales were robust and made headlines. This marked the start of what became the Phoenix high rise boom.
Urban living in Phoenix is diverse, exciting and convenient. From Phoenix high rise towers in Phoenix Downtown, Phoenix Midtown and the Biltmore to architecturally interesting lofts and condos in small established neighborhoods. Most are close to hip and cool restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, premium shopping, entertainment, and in some cases the light rail. Urban enthusiasts enjoy convenience, a sense of community and seem to have more time to do what they enjoy. All three of which are in short supply in today's world.
We loosely define various areas througout town to help us when discussing options with our buyers.
Camelback Corridor Condos - The Camelback Corridor to us runs from approximately 44th Street, west along Camelback Road, to about 12th Street. It also runs north and south from Camelback Road from about Bethany Home Road to about Osborn or so. Some of the condo communities to the right do not fit exactly within these parameters but they fit better in Camelback Corridor than any other geographic category. Camelback Corridor is largely defined by Biltmore Fashion Park and the intersection of 24th Street and Camelback. The area thrives with high rise condo buildings like Esplanade Place, 2211 Camelback, and Optima Biltmore as well as equally intriguing but less obvious developments like Galleries at Turney, the future Aura at Camelback, and George Lofts.
Midtown Phoenix / Downtown Phoenix Condos - The midtown and downtown areas of Phoenix may not be as dramatic as the Biltmore area but they certainly have a lot to offer and will have so much more once the light rail is complete. Many people argue that the light rail will not make a change to the Valley but we so disagree. Light rail is creating a focal point for the investment of time, money and energy that has been absent from Phoenix for too long. Energetic, creative, 'visioneers', or bringing hip fun businesses to the area and adding life and vibrancy. We do not propose that light rail will change the face of commuting in Phoenix but we do believe that it will make the Central Corridor one of THE places to live for urban enthusiasts. Favorite buildings range from Portland Place Lofts with its awesome location and fantastic style to Century Plaza High Rise Condos with modern finishes and beautiful exterior and with the light rail literally outside the front door to Hawthorne Condominiums for the low price and relatively good access to light rail.
North Phoenix Condos - North Phoenix is not an area that one would normally attribute with having an urban lifestyle but lofts and high rise condos are gaining popularity in the north Valley. From the new mixed use development called City North up by Desert Ridge to the very popular high rises condos at Kierland Commons, urban residence are proving successful.
Coming Soon - The purpose of our 'Coming Soon' section is let people know about urban high rise and loft communities that are in the planning stages. Please know that many of these will not be built and we have in fact cut about thirty projects from our site. During the boom of 2004 and 2005 it seemed that a new high rise condo building or midrise loft building were being announced every other day. As you know, things have slowed waaaaay down so it's now more important than ever to know what is 'for real' and what's just a dream. Contact the experts at WeKnowUrban for insight and opinions of the future of urban living in Phoenix.
WeKnowUrban offers many ways to learn about high rises, lofts and condos throughout the Valley.
Perhaps the easiest and most fun way is by joining us on one of our popular Phoenix High Rise and Loft Condo Tours where we view and discuss lofts and condos in Phoenix Downtown, Phoenix Midtown and other fantastic areas. We hold them monthly, they last about three hours, and they're only five bucks! How do you beat that?
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Oh, and IF you are considering buying or selling a high rise, loft or other Phoenix condominium you really should call us. No other real estate agents in town know more about the market than we do.
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Phoenix High Rise and Lofts For Rent
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Foreclosures Phoenix
Camelback Corridor Condos
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2211 Camelback
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Artisan Commons
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Biltmore Lofts
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Biltmore Square
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Biltmore Terrace
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Brownstone Square
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Brownstones at Biltmore
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Esplanade Place
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Fairway Lodge
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Galleries at Turney
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George Lofts
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Meridian
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Optima Biltmore Towers
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Palmaire
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Stella
Midtown Phoenix / Downtown Phoenix Condos
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215 McKinley
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44 Monroe
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Artisan Lofts Central
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Artisan Lofts Osborn
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Artisan Parkview
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Artisan Village
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Beadleview
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Century Plaza
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Chateaux on Central
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Crystal Point
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Embassy
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Evergreen 9
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Executive Towers
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Fontenelle House
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Hawthorne
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Landmark on Central
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Lofts at Fillmore
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McDowell Studios
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Mezzo
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Mitchell Lofts
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Onyx
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Orpheum Lofts
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Palm Lane Lofts
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Phoenix Towers
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Portland 2
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Portland 38
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Portland Place
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PRD 845
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Providence on Central
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Regency
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Roosevelt 11
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Stadium Lofts
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Stella
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Summit at Copper Square
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Tapestry on Central
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Willetta 9