44 Monroe

44 W. Monroe Street, Phoenix, AZ, 85003

44 Monroe is a 34 story, 202 unit, high rise condominium tower just off the heart of Downtown Phoenix. It's located at the corner of 1st Avenue and Monroe with the south bound light rail line running right outside it's front door. 44 Monroe is literally a block from the refurbished and beautiful Orpheum Theater, an easy walk from both the Herberger and Dodge Theaters, a rickshaw ride from both Chase Baseball Field and the United Airlines Arena (home to the Phoenix Suns) and everything else that Downtown Phoenix has to offer.

The pool, spa, large community terrace and sundeck, fitness center, business center, community center and conference rooms are all located on the eighth floor and offer a great view of the surrounding buildings.

The ground floor of 44 Monroe is reserved for a gourmet market for groceries, wine and other necessities. Construction began November 2005 and the first condo owners should be taking possession of their homes in third quarter of 2008.

Each of the 202 condominiums have upgraded SmartHome technology and every condo owner should enjoy a fantastic mountain or city-scape view. Standard features in the condominiums include 18 x 18 inch Travertine Stone at the entries and kitchens, 16 x 16 inch slate porcelain in the bathrooms, granite countertops in kitchens, PRIVATE BALCONIES, with square footages ranging from 975 to 4,400.

The developer is Grace Communities. The architect was Tucker Sadler of San Diego. The builder is Weitz Company.

If you would like to learn more, see floor plans or a site map, or tour the site, give us a call or shoot us an e-mail and we’ll take care of you.

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Owner of WeKnowUrban

John - I'm not familiar with the term low bid. Is this the same as "minimum bid"? W

#12 - Will Daly - 03/13/2010 - 15:22

Latest:

Low bid for whole building $12 million at auction April 14, 2010 Jennings, Strauss & Salmon
trustee. 190 units or $65,000 per unit.

#11 - John Rigoli - 03/13/2010 - 13:23

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#10 - ZAch - 03/01/2010 - 17:12

What a shame.

What a let down this property is. I have been scoping this one out since its inception. The building is truly gorgeous from the outside. Then, you walk into the lobby and blah! For a luxury condo, this building simply does not deliver, especially in light of the $0.52 per square foot association fee. All in all the building from the outside says wow and the inside, including the pool, left me wanting so much more. Just look at some of the other mid and high rise units to compare. Portland Place for example you get that big bang for your buck in terms of the wow factor.

#9 - Joe Smith - 08/30/2009 - 09:57

We also live at 44 Monroe and love living downtown. We have been enjoying the pool, spa, computer center and community room with pool table, large screen television, kitchen area and patio complete with large BBQ. The views are awesome from up here and we are never at a loss for things to do. There are an ever increasing number of wonderful restaurants coming in down town, the weekly farmers market, First and Third Fridays, the new city park with its water feature, movies and concerts, etc. We are able to walk out the door and up to the corner to catch the light rail to Tempe Town Lake, Mesa or up to the movie theatre at Christown Mall. We're always discovering something new, be it a concert, convention, play, musical or sporting event.

We too had some glitches, but those are common whenever you have new construction.

Moving from northwest Peoria to downtown Phoenix has been great. Can't wait for City Scape to complete their construction, as well as many other buildings and areas downtown that are in the process of being renovated and revamped.

#8 - Lynn Owen - 07/14/2009 - 20:39

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