Follow a development across phases, funding records and reported results. Each observation keeps its own date and evidence status.
Original research snapshot: November 8, 2026. Later findings retain their own source dates.
One place can appear in several records.
10 developments and one neighborhood planning area are listed here. They are a selected research set, not a complete Phoenix inventory. Phase, inventory, designation and completion figures are not additive.
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The two activities do not create 106 apartments. HOME and ARPA unit overlap, current ownership, actual payments and current occupancy remain unverified.
The reviewed publication does not establish a full project or financing history. Do not combine this count with another Garfield phase without matching its identity.
Planned phases · June 17, 2026 Council scope report
Homes
132 Phase I + 105 Phase II planned apartments
Funding record
Phase I: $43.1m reported closing, December 2025. Phase II: up to $10m authorized, June 17, 2026.
237 is planned scope, not completed Phase I housing. Closing and authorization amounts are not City spending; Phase II's fund split and execution remain unverified.
Two planned phases have different financing records and must remain separately identified.
Planned scope · June 17, 2026 Council report
Phase I: 132 apartments. Phase II: 105. Combined planned scope: 237. At the June 17, 2026 Council action, the staff report described Phase I as under construction and forecast completion in February 2028.
237 is the planned two-phase scope, not completed Phase I apartments. Approval, closing, assistance and payment figures are not interchangeable or additive. The February 2028 forecast reflects the June 2026 report. Current construction status and actual completion remain unverified.
Phase I: 82% complete. Phase II: 79% complete. Early-2027 move-ins were forecast; Phase III construction was forecast for Q1 2027 and move-ins for 2028.
These are Girasol subphases, not Harmony phases. Gross redevelopment units are not net additions; construction percentages and forecasts are not occupied apartments.
Phoenix, Maricopa County · senior apartments at Phoenix Manor
Investor-reported renovation and affordable conversion
R4 Capital describes renovating and converting 450 existing Phoenix Manor apartments from market-rate to affordable senior housing. Count the 450 as preservation of existing apartments.
Tempe’s agenda identifies two 52-apartment portions. The proposed ground leases identify the 4% and 9% LIHTC portions separately. Together they account for 104 apartments. The 19 townhomes are a separate component.
The 104 already includes both portions. Keep the townhomes separate from the apartment count. The financing record does not establish completed or occupied homes. The April 25, 2024 agenda describes proposed ground leases. Executed leases, financing closing, construction completion and occupancy require separate evidence.
Phoenix District 8, Maricopa County · Salvation Army family shelter expansion
Adopted City funding authority and site dedication
Phoenix replaced the original $6 million CDBG and CDBG-CV commitment with up to $6 million in HOME-ARP in 2023. Council added up to $2 million in 2025, bringing the HOME-ARP authority to $8 million. The City announced the site dedication on May 12, 2026.
The initial CDBG commitment was replaced and cannot be added again. Funding authority does not establish cash paid. The ceremony marked the site for future construction. Opening, expenditures and people served by the expansion remain unverified. The December 3, 2025 Council report describes a $10 million total project cost and a loan. The May 12, 2026 City announcement describes an estimated $8 million project and a grant. The reviewed sources leave the differences unexplained. An executed agreement, any amendments and a reconciled budget are needed to establish the terms and cost.
