Alloy Midtown Phoenix brings Soltrust Residential REIT to market
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Soltrust Residential is officially debuting Alloy Midtown, an urban office-to-apartment conversion, to the public Thursday, June 20.
Soltrust Residential REIT, which was formerly known as Blueprint Capital REIT, specializes in development of infill, build-to-rent, and value-add apartments, according to a press release.
On one side of the community, residents will find a converted office-to-apartment structure, built out of the former Phoenix Drug Enforcement Agency HQ; meanwhile, on the other side is a new building of contemporary apartments composed of light gauge framing, designed to last decades beyond typical wood apartment structures.
“To look at a government building and envision a luxe apartment community took quite a lot of vision, and thanks to our incredible team and partners, we are proud to debut Alloy Midtown to the public,” said Dan Duffus, co-founder of Soltrust, in a prepared statement.
“We think the public will be surprised and delighted by what our team has done to craft these two unique structures into one community in the heart of Midtown Phoenix.”
Alloy Midtown’s 171 modern apartment homes offer a variety of floorplans, including studio, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom options. All models include keyless smart lock apartment entry, plank hardwood-style flooring, stainless steel and energy efficient GE appliances.
Representatives of Alloy Midtown says the new development provides the convenience of urban living, just steps away from Creighton University, and a short ride to all that downtown Phoenix has to offer, including Arizona State University’s Downtown Campus and St. Joseph’s Hospital.
