Shorehaven, the three-tower, 722-unit waterfront complex rising on the south bank of Tempe Town Lake, has officially opened preleasing, with the first tower’s apartments scheduled for move-in in mid-April. The community is pitching resort-style amenities, lake views, and studio-to-three-bedroom floorplans, and the official portal currently shows studio pricing appearing near $2,025 per month.
Preleasing is the first public leasing step for Shorehaven, which serves as the opening phase of the $1.8 billion South Pier master plan, and initial occupancy is expected when the first of the three towers, about 248 units, becomes available in April. That timeline and the preleasing launch were reported by In Business Magazine.
What renters will find
Across its three towers, Shorehaven offers a mix of studios along with one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts, plus more than 50,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenity space that includes multiple fitness centers, open-air terraces, and resort-style pools. “Shorehaven reflects our confidence in Tempe’s continued growth,” Silverstein senior vice president Sarah Ashcroft said in a release, as cited by In Business Magazine.
The community’s availability portal shows many units with an April 15, 2026, move-in date and advertises limited-time concessions, including up to 12 weeks free on select leases. Floor plans, pricing details, and tour bookings are listed on the Shorehaven leasing site.
Where Shorehaven fits
Shorehaven occupies Lot 6 of the South Pier master plan and includes roughly 26,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space, along with a central green and public waterfront access that developers say will help activate the south shore. Project details, the 722-unit count, and the build-out timetable appear on the South Pier site and in developer materials. A developer release via PR Newswire notes that the project topped out in October 2024 and is slated for completion in 2026.
Why it matters locally
With a lakeside address and close proximity to Arizona State University and nearby job centers, Shorehaven is positioned as a significant new player in Tempe’s rental market, likely to attract both students and working professionals. Industry reporting and project materials highlight the development’s potential to support waterfront dining and retail that will serve residents and visitors, while earlier coverage outlines the construction financing and opportunity-zone investment structure behind the build. For background on the topping out and project specifications, see coverage in Multi-Housing News.
How to tour or apply
Prospective renters can check availability, review floorplans and pricing, or book a tour through the Shorehaven leasing site, which lists both phone and online application options and shows many units with April 15, 2026 availability. The community portal also promotes limited concessions for early leases; for official details, see the Shorehaven leasing pages and the South Pier project site.
