The Best Multifamily Contractors in Phoenix
Voted Best Multifamily Contractors in Phoenix by General Contractor Magazine Staff
Circle Lofts Comes to Life
Aerial shots show the magnitude of the Circle Lofts project in Scottsdale.
Affordable Sustainability
Ameris-Multi Family featured in Multi-Family Executive Magazine .
3 New Zero-Net-Energy Projects Underway with Partner MODUS Development
Project MZ, which stands for Modus Zero. Modus Development and Icon Properties’ MZ, an eight-unit condominium complex, should be completed in early summer at 7301 E. Minnezona Ave. It is touted as a zero-net-energy residential project.
Zero net energy means the complex is being built so residents won’t have any energy costs.
Equinox Apartments Zero-Net-Energy Multifamily Development
The Equinox development in Scottsdale is the first zero net energy apartments in Arizona.
Modus and the Viridis Group are looking to take the zero-energy development concept to California, Texas, Colorado and other states as sustainability and renewable energy take root in public polices and consumer tastes.
Metro Phoenix Apartment Construction Building Boom
New apartments and even a few condominiums have continued to sprout up in Metro Phoenix during the post-recession real estate market.
There seems to be no end in sight for the multifamily wave, according to a number of local general manager and top executives and commercial building companies.
Adaptive Reuse Project on Roosevelt Row in Phoenix
Synectic Design Inc. architecture firm and Ameris Construction have been contracted by Harder for the Carline Center project.
Harder Development’s new adaptive reuse project the Carline Center is along downtown Phoenix’s Roosevelt Row. The Carline Center at the northeast corner of Roosevelt Street and 11th Avenue.
MZ Zero-Net-Energy Townhome Complex Under Construction
Project MZ, which stands for Modus Zero. Modus Development and Icon Properties’ MZ, an eight-unit condominium complex, should be completed in early summer at 7301 E. Minnezona Ave. It is touted as a zero-net-energy residential project.
Zero net energy means the complex is being built so residents won’t have any energy costs.