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18 January 2024

Daily Newsletter

18 January 2024

Greystar breaks ground on new multifamily project in US 

The architectural style of the community has been inspired by the Spanish desert.

Upasana Mukherjee January 17 2024

Greystar has broken ground on Marlowe Peoria Place, a new Marlowe-branded multifamily apartment community in Peoria, Arizona, US. 

The development is part of Greystar’s Peoria Place master plan that will encompass more than 700 apartments, 255 build-to-rent homes, and 400,000ft² of logistics space. 

Located west of Grand Avenue and south of Monroe Street, Marlowe Peoria Place will feature 370 apartment units with one- and two-bedroom options. 

The three-storey community will offer residences ranging from 650ft² to 1,180ft², designed to provide both comfort and luxury. 

The development will feature quartz countertops, two colour schemes, stainless steel appliances, and a variety of community amenities.  

These include a 1,200ft² fitness centre, two dog parks, a pickleball court, a coworking space within the clubhouse, and a pool with cabanas and a spa. 

The architectural style of the community draws inspiration from the Spanish desert, incorporating its elements throughout the master plan.  

Greystar Development managing director Billy Cundiff said: “Marlowe Peoria Place is an important piece in the overall Peoria Place master plan.  

“Marlowe Peoria Place will highlight the entrance to Old Town Peoria with a public art piece and bring 4,900ft² of retail space that will serve as an amenity to the entire area. This project is truly a partnership between the city and Greystar to get the master plan of the ground.” 

Greystar's equity partners for this project include Link Capital Partners and BCI Asset Management. 

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