Affordable Housing

Tempe hotel could be turned into affordable apartments

Hung "Danny" Pham speaks to the council on June 11 at the regular council meeting.

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A north Tempe Hotel that the owner says was once the site for drug use and sales is in the middle of a discussion about rezoning for affordable apartments.

The Tempe Oasis hotel on 1635 N. Scottsdale Road near McKellips Road went before the city council to request to rezone to a mixed-use area at the June 11 city council meeting.

The Tempe Oasis Hotel was once a Ramada Inn in the 1970s and the property has not been renovated since, said Deborah Silva of Camber and True in Tempe.

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