About

Built in 1963.
Still the view to beat.

Landmark Towers rises 17 stories above Central Avenue in the heart of Midtown Phoenix — a mid-century modern high-rise recognized as one of the neighborhood's defining pieces of architecture. Since opening in 1963, the building has been renovated in phases, blending its original character — expansive glass, clean geometric lines, wraparound balconies — with the finishes and systems residents expect today.

It's condo ownership, not rental: a community of residents invested in the building and the neighborhood around it. Restaurants sit at street level below, the Central Avenue light rail corridor runs right past the front door, and downtown Phoenix is minutes away.

Aerial view of Landmark Towers on Central Avenue with the Phoenix Mountains beyond
1963Year Built
17Stories
OwnershipCondos, no rentals
MidtownCentral Corridor, Phoenix

Design

Mid-century bones, modern living

Original architectural character — floor-to-ceiling glass, clean structural lines, generous balconies — carried through the residences and the shared spaces, from the 17th-floor lounge to the rooftop deck, paired with updated finishes and building systems across renovated units.

Full elevation of the Landmark Towers high-rise from the street
17th-floor community lounge with floor-to-ceiling glass and mountain views
The repeating rhythm of terracotta balconies across the tower's facade

Location

The Central Corridor, at the door

The Valley Metro light rail runs the length of Central Avenue, connecting Midtown to downtown Phoenix, the arts district, the airport link, and Tempe. Restaurants, offices, museums, and parks line the corridor within walking distance.

Note: Building facts here are drawn from public real estate records. Confirm specifics with the HOA before relying on them — amenities and finishes can vary by unit and floor. Contact the HOA →

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