The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the grand opening of Acacia Heights II took place in central Phoenix last week, bringing together many partners to celebrate this milestone. Located on 7th Avenue, just south of Camelback Road, Acacia Heights II features 66 units of affordable housing designed for low- to middle-income families. The property offers 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-bedroom units, catering to a variety of housing needs.

This development marks the second phase of the three-phase Housing for Hope project, with construction already underway on phase III. The final phase will add 68 additional units, bringing the total to 212 units across the Acacia Heights community. Phase III is expected to be completed in Fall 2025.

Acacia Heights II was recently highlighted by Fox 10 Phoenix, which covered the grand opening event.

“Maricopa County strives to be part of the solution by helping hardworking families spend less time worrying about their living situation and more time being present with their families and earning a living.”

— Thomas Galvin, Maricopa County Supervisor

Rents at Acacia Heights II are income-based to ensure affordability. Depending on unit size, rent ranges from approximately $770 to $1,600 for apartments ranging from 917 to 1,375 square feet.

Residents will enjoy a variety of amenities, including:

• A large community room
• An indoor gym
• A teen room
• Covered parking
• Security cameras
• A laundry room

Congratulations to the entire project team on a successful grand opening! All the project partners are proud and excited to continue providing housing solutions across Arizona.

For more information, visit the Housing for Hope website: housingforhopeaz.org