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Today, the majority of Americans have a desire to live in a car-optional, walkable neighborhood. A car-free design creates mixed-use neighborhoods that are, by nature, resilient and efficient.
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Culdesac Tempe: 1000 people, 0 private cars. Opening 2021.
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Here are a few of our favorite local businesses in our community that make us proud to call Tempe home.
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In the past seven months, 95 cities in the United States have launched Slow Streets or Open Air initiatives to provide more outdoor space for pedestrians, cyclists, and local businesses.
Here is a map detailing all of the cities around the nation that have launched car-free initiatives.
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At Culdesac, you can find fresh produce, locally roasted coffee, and even get a quick bike tune-up within a 5-minute walk of your apartment. Plus - the barista always knows your name.
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