Community: Optima Sonoran Village

Optima Sonoran Village: Your Own Personal Oasis

Imagine living in a private, beautifully designed community that feels as if it’s been created to fit your every need, providing all the convenient daily services and recreational amenities you could ever want and need. Instead of spending your busy day traveling between the coffee shop, the local gym, and a variety of other errands, you’ll be able to get everything done without ever leaving Optima Sonoran Village.

Optima Sonoran Village is surrounded by Scottsdale’s best shopping, restaurants, culture, arts, and nightlife. Everything within easy reach! When you’re ready to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, you’ll be welcomed home with lush landscaping, sweeping views, thoughtfully designed spaces, and unmatched community amenities.

Residents at our rental community know that contrary to popular belief, you really can have it all – and it’s all waiting for you here. View our luxury one-bedroom floorplans, two-bedroom luxury apartments, three-bedroom floorplans, and luxury studio apartments that are all designed with large outdoor living spaces with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing gorgeous views. Each apartment includes stainless steel appliances, including a washer and dryer, as well as granite countertops, a modern design, and indoor garage parking.

The new tower at Optima Sonoran Village is the final addition to our community, offering the best in upscale residences and high-end apartment amenities in Scottsdale. Every detail has been considered in the design of this luxury tower, redefining the concept of luxury apartment living. This exclusive tower consists of large, contemporary homes that feature extensive outdoor living areas, going above and beyond the traditional balcony. First-floor units have spacious patio areas and landscaped yards, providing residents with an incredible amount of outdoor space to enjoy the beautiful Arizona weather.

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Biophilic Design Gets the Green Light in Multifamily

Whether using a third-party designer or acting as the architect for your own projects, it’s important to have a vision for your community and what elements you want to utilize. This includes materials, structures, floor plans and multipurpose furniture or elements.

Optima Inc. has been incorporating biophilic design within its communities for more than four decades, starting with the use of green roofs, courtyards and gardens back in the ’80s. It eventually launched its own vertical landscaping system 15 years ago at Optima Camelview Village, a property located in Scottsdale, Ariz.

“This system helps enhance the natural beauty of our projects by allowing a palette of vibrantly colored plants to grow up and over the edge of each private terrace on every floor of the building,” explained David Hovey Jr., president & COO.

Read the full feature on MHN

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Well-Designed Outdoor Green Spaces Will Remain Popular In Post-Covid Residential Construction

For those who live in urban centers, navigating life during COVID-19 has meant rethinking use of green spaces. Pre-COVID, the local park, courtyard or well-designed backyard may have been a nice-to-have amenity, but the pandemic brought to light the importance of accessible green spaces for both physical and emotional wellbeing. From socially distant picnics and playdates to outdoor fitness classes and leisurely walk-and-talks, green spaces have become an essential antidote to isolation, with many city dwellers rediscovering the joys of moving leisure activities outside.

 

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Scottsdale Greens Up With New Programs

As cities around the country move toward more  sustainable practices, the city of  Scottsdale is gearing up with its own efforts.

From the city’s Green Building Program to the potential electrification of the city’s vehicle fleet, a greener Scottsdale could be in full bloom within the next few years.

Optima Sonoran Village in Scottsdale is one of a growing number of “green” buildings the city is encouraging for development.

Scottdale officials are putting more effort into their sustainable efforts, both within the city and encouraging developers to do more.

 

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The New Age of Amenities

For years, we’ve seen the race to reach renters often start with a building’s amenity package and the bigger is better mentality, whether it was a pool, a fitness center or, most recently, coworking space.

But living through a pandemic has given everyone a different perspective on amenities. It’s been interesting to see that the things we took for granted, like natural light and outdoor space, have become—and will continue to be—the most important amenities of all.

While many developments made connecting people and nature within built environments and communities a hallmark in recent years, what’s new in 2021 is a heightened demand for direct access to sunlight and fresh air that blends the outdoors and indoors in refreshing ways.

Going forward, we believe design will flow from a need to create environments where renters find inspiration in their natural surroundings while also benefiting from the tangible health benefits that natural light and outdoor space offer.

 

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Biophilic Design Is the Latest Buzz in Multifamily

High-rise apartments are getting more in touch with nature. Living on the 40th or 45th floor, for example, can make tenants feel far away from it—and since the pandemic, apartment dwellers are craving closer ties to greenery. In response, more plants are coming to rooftops, lobbies, and balconies.

Optima Inc. has been adding biophilic design principles to its communities for more than 40 years. It has been offering green roofs, courtyards, and gardens. A vertical landscaping system is on display at its Optima Camelview Village in Scottsdale, Ariz. Several colorful plants grow up and over the ledge of private terraces on each floor of the building.

“This system helps enhance the natural beauty of our projects by allowing a palette of vibrantly colored plants to grow up and over the edge of each private terrace on every floor of the building,” David Hovey Jr., president and COO of Optima Inc., told Multi-Housing News earlier this year.

 

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Optima Earns 2 of the Nation’s Top Architecture Awards

Optima, a leading, design-driven multifamily developer, has been awarded top honors from the esteemed American Architecture Awards in the multi-housing development category for Optima Kierland Center and Optima Sonoran Village.

The American Architecture Awards are the country’s highest public recognition for architectural design excellence given by a non-commercial, non-trade affiliated public arts, culture and educational institution.

“Innovation and design excellence are at our core at Optima and to have two of our projects be recognized by the prestigious American Architecture Awards is a true honor,” said David Hovey Jr., president, of Optima.

Since 1994, The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design, together with The European Center for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies and Metropolitan Arts Press, have organized The American Architecture Awards as away to honor the best, new significant buildings and landscape and planning projects designed and/or built in the United States and abroad by the most important american architects and planners practicing nationally and internationally.

Optima has designed, developed and built some of the most architecturally significant communities in Phoenix, Scottsdale and the Chicago metropolitan areas for more than 40 years. Designed by David Hovey Sr., FAIA and David Hovey Jr., AIA, Optima’s cutting-edge, residential buildings have long been recognized for the company’s commitment to design, innovation and sustainability.

Optima Sonoran Village Completes in Scottsdale

Optima Sonoran Village is now fully complete in Downtown Scottsdale. Developer Optima has completed the final phase of the community, a luxury five-tower apartment community with 768 residences.

The property has leased 77% of its units. Located on the southeast corner of 68th Street and Camelback Road, the now completed Optima Sonoran Village features studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom luxury apartment homes ranging in size from 776 to 2,089 square feet with rents starting from the $1,700s to over $5,000 per month.

In addition to completion of the apartment community, Optima also launched its new white-glove, in-home concierge program, Optimized Service, at all its Arizona rental properties.

Read the full feature on GlobeSt.com

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Final tower at Optima Sonoran Village now complete

In just six months from the opening date, the final tower’s occupancy has already surpassed 77 percent, thanks to the area’s strong multifamily demand.

The fifth and final tower in the Optima Sonoran Village development has been finalized. The announcement came from Optima, the developer behind the four-tower Optima Kierland Center, a luxury four-building enclave 30 miles from downtown Phoenix. Concomitantly with the completion, the owner launched a new white-glove, in-home concierge program at all its Arizona rental properties.

Optima Sonoran Village, located on the southeast corner of 68th Street and Camelback Road, totals 768 residences with studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans ranging from 776 to 2,089 square feet, at rates between $1,700 and more than $5,000 per month. Demand for apartments in the area is elevated, leading to a fast absorption of new units. Since opening in May, the final tower is already more than 77 percent occupied.

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Final Tower at Optima Sonoran Village Now Complete

In just six months from the opening date, the final tower’s occupancy has already surpassed 77 percent, thanks to the area’s strong multifamily demand.

The fifth and final tower in the Optima Sonoran Village development has been finalized. The announcement came from Optima, the developer behind the four-tower Optima Kierland Center, a luxury four-building enclave 30 miles from downtown Phoenix. Concomitantly with the completion, the owner launched a new white-glove, in-home concierge program at all its Arizona rental properties.

Optima Sonoran Village, located on the southeast corner of 68th Street and Camelback Road, totals 768 residences with studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans ranging from 776 to 2,089 square feet, at rates between $1,700 and more than $5,000 per month. Demand for apartments in the area is elevated, leading to a fast absorption of new units. Since opening in May, the final tower is already more than 77 percent occupied.

Read the full feature on Multi-Housing News

Visit Optima Sonoran Village for more details

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