Both transactions were brokered by Cindy Cooke, senior executive vice president, and Brad Cooke, senior vice president, both with Colliers International.

“Historically, Phoenix has been known for its sprawling suburbs and outward expansion; however, developers are refocusing their attention toward the urban infill location,” stated Cindy Cooke, adding, “These highly desirable sites provide tenants with walkability to restaurants, shopping, entertainment and employment in the Camelback Corridor.”

Eric Johnston, IPA partner and president of its senior housing operating arm, Retirement Community Specialists, says, “Our desire is to work with the city to create a multigenerational campus, comprised of both a Liv multifamily and a Generations senior living community, where residents can move through various life stages without having to move from the neighborhood that has become their home.”

IPA partner Scott Brooks adds, “There is an exciting transformation happening in that area and we believe our unique approach modeled after true village-style living will really complement the vision and growth of the neighborhood.”

The properties face 16th Street, which has been one of the most active redevelopment areas in Metropolitan Phoenix with many new restaurants, retail establishments, multifamily developments and other convenient amenities. The location provides residents with ample retail and business employment opportunities along Camelback Road. The Metro Light Rail is 1.7 miles away and State Route 51 is also nearby.