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City manager report: 7,592 apartments in Scottsdale’s pipeline

It was common for candidates and residents alike to claim there were over 15,000 apartments in the infamous “pipeline” earmarked for Scottsdale prior to the November 2024 election.

Various numbers from an array of time periods were bandied about to prove or disprove whatever point was being made at the time.

A new report from Scottsdale City Manager Greg Canton states there aren’t near as many apartments in the pipeline as people have claimed.

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