Wood Partners is proposing a new retail and residential mixed-use development on 6.14 acres at Goldwater Boulevard and Indian School Road in Old Town Scottsdale, Arizona.
Reports state that existing buildings on site will be demolished, and utilities will be relocated to the perimeter of the property. Parking is planned at 105 retail spaces and 407 residential spaces, all of which will be in a parking garage.
Wood Partners is the Goldwater Boulevard project owner. The design firm is Nelsen Partners. Lighting and landscape design is by ABLA Studio.
The submittal requests a design plan review by the Scottsdale Development Review Board. The narrative states, “Conformance to the approved zoning case has been the main influential factor in the building design and layout of this project.”
In addressing the project’s design goals and need to fit with the existing area, the narrative says the apparent massing will be reduced by using a stepped back design with a combination of elements ranging from two-to-five stories along the public frontages, adding, “Particular focus has been put on the public pedestrian experience. A new pedestrian paseo is being created along the west property line.”
Wood Partners is a national real estate company that acquires, develops, constructs and property manages multifamily communities. It ranks consistently among the top five multifamily developers in the country. Through quality construction, responsible land development and intelligent design, its communities reflect the aesthetic and social fabric of the community and provide a luxurious living experience at a fair price. The company has been involved in the acquisition and development of more than 75,000 multifamily homes, with a combined capitalization of more than $13.1 billion nationwide. The company currently owns 63 properties across the United States, with a combined total of more than 17,000 homes. Wood Partners has offices in 18 major markets nationwide including Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Nashville, Orange County, Orlando, Phoenix, Portland, Raleigh-Durham, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and West Palm Beach.
