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Tempe approved nearly 2K new apartment units by ASU. What to know

Phoenix, AZLocal News

Tempe's recent decision to approve nearly 2,000 new apartment units near Arizona State University is set to reshape the local housing market significantly. This initiative focuses on a prime stretch of Rural Road, specifically between University Drive and Apache Boulevard, which has become a focal point for new residential projects. The influx of apartment units is seen as a response to the escalating demand for housing from students and young professionals in the area. Local officials are optimistic that the development will not only provide more living spaces but also contribute positively to the community's growth and vibrancy. This project aligns with Tempe's broader urban development strategy, which emphasizes sustainable growth and infrastructure improvement.

The increasing number of apartment complexes indicates a shift towards urban living, appealing to those seeking proximity to the university and local amenities. As Tempe continues to evolve, these new housing options will be integral in meeting the needs of its residents. The city’s commitment to expanding its residential capacity reflects a proactive approach to urbanization and community enhancement.

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