Multifamily Developers

You have a site. You have a financing commitment. The entitlement timeline determines whether the project closes on schedule.

Developers carry construction debt. At Q2 2025 AD&C rates, every week the permit does not issue is a week of carry cost. The architect who can compress the entitlement timeline, who knows what Phoenix’s reviewers look for on a 100-unit infill project before the first submittal goes in, is providing a direct reduction in financing carry cost.

Tomecak Design has submitted multifamily projects across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, Mesa, Peoria, Glendale, Goodyear, and Maricopa. The portfolio spans 14 to 260 units across apartment, build-to-rent, and mixed-use formats.

Named proof at comparable scale.

The Level

Tempe · multifamily infill · 80 units

Tempe development review, named permit timeline, reference contact available.

Senderos at South Mountain

Phoenix · multifamily · 96 units

Phoenix development review, named permit timeline, reference contact available.

Goodyear Ballpark

Goodyear · build-to-rent · 250 units

Reference contact available.

EVR@Porter

Maricopa · build-to-rent · 200 units

Reference contact available.

Each case study names the entitlement challenge, the firm’s response, and the permit approval timeline. References are prepared to describe the process from their side.

The proposal opens with your project.

The proposal opens with a demonstration of understanding of your specific project challenge. It includes a milestone timeline aligned to your financing deadline, an explicit scope, a clear fee, and a named reference contact. Proposals go out quickly.

Download the Phoenix multifamily jurisdiction guide.

Submittal requirements, review timelines, common comment patterns, and parking standards. From 20 years of completed Phoenix submittals.

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