
Toll Brothers Apartment Living, the rental subsidiary of national home builder Toll Brothers, has delivered another 403 luxury multifamily homes to the Phoenix market. This marks the developer’s third multifamily community in the market, which continues to see strong job and population growth.
Developed with joint-venture partner The Davis Cos., Callia offers market-rate studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments as well as nine live-work units. Construction began in 2021, with resident move-ins starting in October 2022. The community was financed with a construction loan facility from Pinnacle Financial Partners and Trustmark.
“We’re thrilled to open another exceptional luxury community in Midtown Phoenix. This community serves the most discerning residents who seek the luxury living experience for which Toll Brothers is already well known here and nationwide,” said John McCullough, president of Toll Brothers Apartment Living. “Phoenix has seen significant employer growth, which has been the catalyst for bringing in transformative developments. The market continues to see tremendous population growth, attracting renters and home buyers alike.”
The luxury community, designed by Phoenix-based architect Biltform and branding and interior design by Streetsense, boasts over 27,000 square feet of interior and exterior amenities, including a hospitality lobby and lounge; a wellness lobby with a hydration station; a sun lounge with a two-story fireplace and complimentary coffee; lockers and an oversized package room with cold storage; a state-of-the-art fitness center; coworking spaces with private offices and a conference room; an interactive gaming lounge; bike storage and a bike service station; and electric vehicle charging stations.
Outside, residents can enjoy two resort-style pools with cabanas, fire pits, and a water feature; an off-leash dog park and pet spa; and a rooftop lounge with beer taps, a fireplace, and views of Camelback Mountain.
Unit interiors feature smoked oak-style flooring, quartz countertops, white tile backsplashes, kitchen islands, stainless steel appliances, and spa-inspired black plumbing fixtures and hardware. In addition, some units offer double bathroom vanities, large soaking tubs and tiled stand-up showers, oversized closets with built-in storage and shelves, and French doors. All units have private balconies.
Technology offerings include in-residence and communitywide Wi-Fi; smart home features such as Latch keyless entry and smart thermostats; and USB charging outlets in the kitchens and bedrooms.
“Davis is thrilled to partner again with Toll Brothers Apartment Living in providing Callia, a dynamic and beautifully constructed apartment community in Phoenix. Toll’s distinctive design, quality finishes, and thoughtful focus on details and craftmanship is present throughout this community,” said Gary Hofstetter, senior vice president, asset management, for The Davis Cos.
Located in Midtown Phoenix, Callia provides convenient access to downtown, uptown, central Phoenix, and Tempe via the Valley Metro light-rail. It also is within walking distance to restaurants, grocers, retail, and office.
“Midtown Phoenix is a vibrant and thriving community with a rich history and culture. It's a place where people come together to celebrate life, art, and diversity,” said Todd Bowden, Southwest managing director of acquisitions and development for Toll Brothers Apartment Living. “Callia is more than just a place to live; it's a place to call home, and we're so excited to open our doors to our residents who will enjoy elevated rental living right here in Midtown Phoenix.”
The community joins Haverly, Toll Brothers Apartment Living’s first development in Midtown Phoenix that opened in 2022, and Canvas, a Toll Brothers Campus Living community adjacent to Arizona State University in Tempe that opened in 2021.
Toll Brothers Apartment Living, which ranks sixth on the NMHC’s 2023 Top Developers list, has developed nearly 8,900 units, has 5,000 units under management, and controls a national pipeline of over 17,500 units.