Artist rendition of finished project
Montezuma Heights Investors, LLC is excited to announce the groundbreaking of the new $41 million, 144-unit multi-family development, Montezuma Heights. The event is scheduled to be held on July 13th at 8 A.M.
Situated within walking distance to Prescott’s famous “Whiskey Row” the luxury apartment homes will be a needed and wonderful addition to Prescott, Az downtown area.
Nick Malouff, developer and manager of Montezuma Heights Investors, LLC quote: “We are pleased the City of Prescott has embraced our project as it will add to the vibrancy of the downtown area and bring a live, work play housing option to downtown”.
Located at 609 Bagby Drive, the community will have one, two and three-bedroom floor plans, and a community building with a state of art gym, lounge, outdoor grotto with grilling area, dog parks, multiple fire pits and electric car charging stations.
Amenities will also include a trail connection to Granite Creek Park along with a trail extension to The Depot Shopping center, giving residents walking access to shopping, restaurants, and entertainment venues. This new trail extension is being designed by the City of Prescott and a drawing showing the trail will be revealed at the Montezuma Heights groundbreaking.
Don Allison, partner and project manager quote: “In the planning of this exciting hilltop property, meticulous planning was done to preserve the natural beauty of the site, while offering residents a lifestyle experience with city and mountain views. In addition, all buildings will be Energy Star Certified, meeting the Environmental Protection Agency standards for “Green Certification”.
Prescott also is home to four of Arizona’s most praised museums and is filled with art galleries, antique shops, local eateries, and golfing. For a day on the water, visit one of Prescott’s four beautiful lakes, to fish, kayak or simply enjoy nature from a trail surrounding the lake areas.
VP of new project development for MEB management services Amity Dalton said: “Montezuma Heights is a one-of-a-kind project that will be iconic to the downtown area of Prescott, and the community”.
The developer is Montezuma Heights Investors, LLC. The expected completion date is 20 months from the groundbreaking. MEB Management will be the manager and leasing agent for the community.
12 thoughts on “144-Unit Luxury Multifamily Development Breaks Ground in Prescott, Arizona”
Just what Prescott needs…NOT.
I am sick of all ther building of homes not afforable for locals, and the increased traffic and lack of public transportation. The demand for water is already high and this doesn’t help
I agree completely
. it’s pathetic..
Nothing for locals struggling financially. Nothing affordable at all.
Luxury apartments? please Prescott think of the people who pay taxes to keep this town g oing. Like someone else said. Who has a job that allows them to live here with this h I g h cost of living in Prescott. ????
You are making Prescott so big and crowded, no one will want to come here to your town. This is sad! We don’t have the water and now you want to steal it from Chino Valley. Paving paradise and putting in a parking lot.
Well said!
Greed and Disregard.
The City of Prescott did not ’embrace’ your project.
Dirty Money Mengarelli did and now we get your visual blight above the park.
It seems like a sin as affordable housing needs are great.
Gee, more over priced places to live. I want to know where are the jobs that pay enough to live in such over priced places , let alone those with a family?
Where is my Apt?
thanks for destroying my once quiet neighborhood. thx for more than doubling the traffic in my once quiet neighborhood. how much of a kickback did you give ex Mayor Mengarelli for this opportunity to destroy my once quiet neighborhood?
Greed now runs the world. America was once fueled by God respecting people using compassionate, caring insight and rewarded with grace, love and freedom. Now it is fueled by greed and rewarded with opulence, egocentrism, fear, anxiety, depression, violence and more greed. Our values have certainly narrowed….
Too much of a good thing as Prescott is being destroyed by wealthy investors who will build make their money and leave Prescott with the problems. Where is the water to come from? The traffic is out of control! A former LAPD told me as we drive to slow as in 25 mile an hour zones as when he worked in LA. So destroy Prescott for 50 Mike’s per hour as in CA. I got hit by a large truck yesterday and the just drove off.
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