It also has plans to offer residents of the 636 apartments deals on light rail, buses and rides with Uber or Lyft. Developers of the complex called Culdesac Tempe, which will be on 16 acres ...

Culdesac Tempe was pitched as a new community designed ... and they used surface materials designed to minimize heat. Leaving your apartment in the middle of the summer is still going to be ...

Culdesac Tempe occupies a 17-acre site east of downtown ... while three-beds go for $2,341, according to Apartments.com.) Murdock was also struck by the distinctive sense of place, the product ...

“When thinking about Culdesac Tempe, this has huge potential to change ... you see a parking lot, you’re in an apartment building, you rush to your elevator and you go down and try to avoid ...

Culdesac Tempe’s planned site is a bare 17-acre ... will be placed amid 167 row house-style apartments with floor plans that range from studios to three bedrooms, costing anywhere from $1,000 ...

As such, Culdesac Tempe, currently under construction on a 16-acre site in Tempe, Ariz., will be the first car-free neighborhood built from scratch in the United States, according to the developer.

An apartment complex planned for a half-acre ... but not the entire city. Culdesac Tempe, located on Apache Boulevard east of McClintock Drive, has no allotted residential parking.

Now all you have to do is move to Arizona. Or more specifically, to Culdesac Tempe, a car-free rental apartment community in Tempe, Arizona. The community is billed as the first car-free ...

In May 2023, he became one of the first tenants of Culdesac Tempe, a new complex taking shape on an otherwise inconspicuous tract of dirt. More than 225 people have since moved into apartments ...

Culdesac Tempe is a car-free neighborhood offering apartments and amenities near Phoenix. Residents use walking, biking, and public transit with a complimentary mobility package. Phoenix plans to ...

Culdesac's proposal for housing includes a mix of apartments and townhomes ... It's a small figure, but not as radical as the company's Tempe development, which has no parking for residents.