High Street Ventures plans groundbreaking net zero apartment community

November 12, 2024 | Buckeye, Maricopa County, Arizona


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High Street Ventures plans groundbreaking net zero apartment community
In a recent government meeting, the Planning and Zoning Commission discussed the proposed rezoning of an undeveloped parcel located at the east end of Fillmore off North Verano Way. The recommendation, presented by city staff, is to conduct a public hearing and subsequently recommend approval of the rezoning application, PLZZ24009, to the mayor and city council. The proposal is supported by standard conditions typical for such projects and aligns with the city’s general plan and development code.

Katie Rounds, representing High Street Ventures, the new property owner, outlined the company's vision for the site, which will be developed into a gated apartment community. High Street Ventures, a British Columbia-based real estate developer, is making its debut in the U.S. market with this project, emphasizing environmentally sustainable construction practices. Rounds highlighted that the development aims to achieve a fully net-zero energy consumption status, a first for multifamily projects in Arizona. This means the community will produce as much energy as it consumes, contributing positively to the local energy system.

The site, approximately 18 acres, is adjacent to Summit Church and will involve navigating floodplain regulations to maximize developable land. Rounds introduced the design and engineering teams involved in the project, noting their commitment to high-quality finishes and sustainable building practices. The project is expected to enhance the community by providing environmentally advanced living options while maintaining a focus on energy efficiency and sustainability.

The commission will continue to evaluate the proposal, with further discussions anticipated as the project progresses through the approval stages.

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