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Stepping Stone

1311 N. 14th St
Phoenix, AZ 85006
602-648-9756

Stepping Stone features 124 fully furnished units with studio apartments and one bedroom apartments in a smoke free environment.

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Stepping Stone

33.4637105, -112.0513105

1311 N. 14th St
Phoenix, AZ 85006
602-648-9756

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Amenities:

  • Utilities included
  • Single occupancy
  • Smoke free community
  • Fitness center
  • Community room
  • Computer room
  • Barbeque area
  • Appliances include range, refrigerator, dishwasher and microwave
  • Elevators
  • Onsite housing case management
  • TV and game lounge
  • Onsite food pantry
  • Income and occupancy restrictions apply
  • LEED Platinum Certified

 

LEED Certification Standards

New LEED for Homes Multifamily Platinum project, Stepping Stone, incorporates many sustainable initiatives hoping to provide a positive impact on both the environment and local community.

Sustainable initiatives include:

  • Incorporating “High-Quality-Transit” (close proximity to public transportation) to encourage use of public transit resulting in lower regional pollution.
  • Building on infill lots allowing for closer access to community resources and using existing infrastructure rather than developing new roads and utilities.
  • The promotion of water conservation through the use of drought tolerant plants, thus reducing the overall irrigation requirements.
  • Providing highly-efficient plumbing fixtures to reduce overall water demand.
  • The installation of Energy Star appliances in order to reduce electricity demand.
  • The use of high-efficiency HVAC equipment and the use of non-HCFC refrigerants.

These are just some of the many LEED for Homes directives implemented into Stepping Stone. For more information regarding LEED for Homes, please visit : www.greenhomeguide.com.

  

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