Onyx

909 E. Playa del Norte, Tempe, AZ, 85281

by WestStone Communities

NOW SELLING - 196 condominiums in a 26 story black glass (hence the name onyx) high rise building overlooking Tempe Town Lake. Floor plans offering 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms with square footage ranging from 653 to 2368. Projected expected to be completed in 2010. Pricing from $450 to $950/sq.ft.

Onyx will include 20 penthouses on the top five floors. Amenities will include a roof top lap pool, 10 seat movie theater, a bar for private parties, and a conference room

Prices start at $300,000 on the low-end and run up to nearly $2 million.

Tempe Mayor Hugh Hallman said the Onyx Tower is an example of the city's push to attract more residents as well as provide economic support for lakeshore and downtown businesses. "The goal is to get the lake to start paying off for the economic benefit of our community," said Hallman, who joined other council members in endorsing final plans for the project.

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At one time the sales people at Onyx said they had hoped construction would start Spring 2009. Now they say they hope to start by the end of the year. 35% of the condos have been "sold" (more likely reserved) but the lender requires 50% pre-sold. According to the sales people nothin' is selling right now.

#0 - Will Daly - 03/16/2009 - 01:01

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