Tempe Oasis Multifamily Conversion
Summary
City staff updated the commission on the progress of the Tempe Oasis project as it moves toward final city council hearings.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
Private capital investment in adaptive reuse and neighborhood revitalization.
Local residents and prospective property occupants following the development review process.
Nearby homeowners concerned with parking spillover and neighborhood character.
Mentions & discussions (7)
Regular City Council Meeting — June 25, 2026
The council approved converting the former Ramada Inn at 1635 North Scottsdale Road into multifamily rental housing. Neighbors and police supported the project after the owner agreed to participate in crime-free housing programs and maintain an active security plan.
Development Review Commission (Study) — June 23, 2026
City staff updated the commission on the progress of the Tempe Oasis project as it moves toward final city council hearings.
Regular City Council Meeting — June 11, 2026
Camber and True, LLC is proposing to convert the former Ramada Inn motel at 1635 North Scottsdale Road into a 143-unit apartment complex with a coffee shop. While supporters highlight the need for housing and site improvements, some residents expressed concern over historical problems at the property and landscaping choices.
Development Review Commission (Study) — June 9, 2026
The city is moving ahead with plans to convert an old Ramada Inn on Scottsdale Road into 142 apartments with a coffee shop. Neighbors showed up to voice worries that the reduced parking count will push vehicles into surrounding residential streets, though developers and staff believe the project is an upgrade over the troubled hotel.
Development Review Commission (Study) — May 12, 2026
A proposal to reuse an existing hotel as a 142-unit multifamily residential property with commercial spaces on Scottsdale Road was continued.
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