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Affordable housing to be built next to Phoenix's Acacia Library

The 0.58-acre long-vacant property north of Phoenix's Acacia Library is planned to be developed into a 20-unit affordable housing apartment building.

(Courtesy Maricopa County Assessor’s Office)

Phoenix’s Acacia Library, 750 E. Townley Ave.

(Courtesy Phoenix Public Library)

An affordable housing apartment building is planned to be built next to Phoenix’s Acacia Library.

The 20-unit apartment building, being referred to as Acacia Affordable Housing, is planned to be built on 0.58 acres north of the library branch, which is northwest of Eighth Street and Townley Avenue.

The property owner, Phoenix-based Footprint Properties LLC, received preliminary site plan approval from the city on July 6.

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