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Urban Living on 2nd Ave

Urban Living on 2nd Ave

650 N. 2nd Avenue
Phoenix AZ 85003
602-648-9757

Urban Living 2 (UL2) is only minutes away from the light rail in the heart of Downtown Phoenix close to jobs, shopping, cultural, art and dining.

UL2’s 70 affordable apartments consist of urban loft studios, one, two, and three bedroom layouts.

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Urban Living on 2nd Ave

33.4561957, -112.0767930

650 N. 2nd Avenue
Phoenix AZ 85003
602-648-9757

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Floor Plans

3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1 story unit1 bedroom, 1 bath, 2 story unit2 bedroom, 1 bath, 2 story unit

Amenities Include:

  • Smoke free community
  • Fitness center
  • Playground
  • Community room
  • Bike storage
  • BBQ's
  • Resident services 
  • Pet friendly
  • Covered parking in garage
  • Appliances include range, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave and full size washer/dryer
  • Elevators
  • Income and occupancy restrictions apply
  • LEED Certified

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REQUIREMENTS:
  • Must be 18+
  • Determine if you meet our rental criteria
  • Must provide Proof of Income and ID Verification.
  • $40 application fee per applicant 18 and older.

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