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3 July 2023
In the heart of Tempe, Arizona, a groundbreaking community is emerging. Culdesac Tempe is set to become the first car-free neighborhood in the United States, reimagining urban living by eliminating personal vehicles and offering alternative modes of transportation. With its innovative approach, Culdesac Tempe aims to promote sustainability, walkability, and community among its residents.
At Culdesac Tempe, personal cars will have no place in the development. Instead, residents can access mobility options like e-scooters, bike facilities, and free transit rides. Culdesac Tempe seeks to reduce traffic congestion, lower carbon emissions, and create a more pedestrian-friendly environment by removing the need for personal vehicles.
Culdesac Tempe prides itself on bringing life right to residents’ front doors. The development creates ample open space for communal areas by eliminating parking spaces, including a large dog park and a pool. The “Extend Your Home On Demand” program allows residents to customize their living areas, expanding or contracting them as needed. With a focus on flexibility and personalization, Culdesac Tempe offers a refreshing, unique living experience.
Residents of Culdesac Tempe enjoy the benefits of a vibrant and self-contained neighborhood. The development is strategically designed to provide quick access to various amenities within a short distance. Within five minutes, residents can savor a freshly brewed cup of coffee at Firecreek Coffee Co, find all their essentials at Street Corner Urban Market, have their bikes serviced at Archer’s Bikes, and indulge in a cozy dinner at Cocina Chiwas. These local establishments offer convenience and contribute to the sense of community that Culdesac Tempe aims to foster.
Culdesac Tempe’s units are thoughtfully arranged around vibrant courtyards, serving as outdoor living rooms and community engagement centers. These communal spaces feature BBQ grills, water features, fire pits, hammocks, and desert landscaping, providing residents with places to relax, socialize, and connect with their neighbors. The emphasis on shared spaces cultivates a strong sense of belonging and encourages resident interactions.
Culdesac is not just a developer; they’re a proponent of community, open space, and mobility. Their approach involves integrating residential units with local retail, commercial spaces, and open areas, fostering a sense of balance and harmony within the neighborhood. Culdesac prioritizes biking, walking, and public transit over cars and parking, working in partnership with leading mobility companies to offer convenient and affordable transportation options. By challenging the traditional reliance on private vehicles, Culdesac creates an urban lifestyle that thrives on sustainable and inclusive principles.
Culdesac Tempe is spearheading a revolutionary concept in urban living by introducing a car-free neighborhood model in the United States. Through its commitment to sustainability, walkability, and community engagement, Culdesac Tempe offers a glimpse into a future where personal vehicles take a backseat and alternative modes of transportation take center stage. With its vibrant courtyards, local amenities, and focus on connectivity, Culdesac Tempe is redefining how we envision and experience urban life.
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