Nestled at the base of the North Mountain Phoenix Preserve and next to The Pointe Hilton is CASA, a new brand of office space for the next generation in Uptown Phoenix. There’s a certain quality, vibe, and energy that is Uptown Phoenix. From the eclectic mix of independent merchants, unique cafés and gastro-pubs along 16th Street to Phoenix’s famed-Restaurant Row along 7th Street to the new urban neighborhood market known as The Orchard off 12th Street and Glendale Avenue, one can enjoy all the culinary and experiential delights Uptown has to offer within minutes of CASA.
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Uptown is home to some of Phoenix’s most desirable historic residential districts, including Medlock Place, Windsor Square and Pierson Place, each offering the tranquil neighborhood feel within a few blocks from major thoroughfares. This distinct, yet fluid, subsection of the city thrives with 13,739 multifamily units within 3 miles of CASA plus an additional 234 new units under construction.
The Greater Phoenix metro area consists of Maricopa County and Pinal County, which together include nearly 4.8 million residents. Greater Phoenix is the 12th largest Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) in the United States. The City of Phoenix is the sixth most populous city in the country and the largest city in the metro area.  Major cities in the Phoenix MSA include: Phoenix (population 1.5 million), Mesa (population 455,000), Chandler (population 249,000), Gilbert (population 235,000), Glendale (population 232,000), Scottsdale (population 225,000), and Tempe (population 169,000).
 
The Phoenix MSA is a classic growth market, an area that experiences rapid growth during expansions and more severe slowdowns during recessions. As the national economy has transitioned into growth mode, the Phoenix economy has been on an upward trajectory. In 2014, Arizona added more than 95,000 residents, the state’s highest one-year total since 2010, and the fifth-fastest gain in the U.S. in 2014. Maricopa County grew at a pace of 1.6 percent in 2014, led by Gilbert, where the population expanded at estimated 3.5 percent. Gilbert is now the 4th largest city in the Phoenix MSA, passing both Scottsdale and Glendale during the past few years.
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