The 59,803 square foot, ground-up six-story addition to the historical Westerner Hotel building was the winner of a 2016 ADOH LIHTC application and was placed in service in 2018. The project was conceived by La Frontera of Arizona to serve elderly low-income residents right at the heart of Tucson's recent downtown renaissance. In addition to the 50 apartments, the ground level of the building houses seven thousand square feet of community and social services spaces for State and local programs. 

The common areas of West Point provide community rooms with large tables and comfortable seating, where residents can meet together or read the morning paper at leisure. The spacious kitchen, microwave, and refrigerator provide residents the ability to store and prepare snacks or meals to share together as they socialize.

West Point's modern construction ensures that window views maximize street views and minimize the view at the rear of the building, adjacent to a structure next door. The construction of West Point will last for years to come, based on the quality of work and the strength of the West Point's exterior concrete building panels. All improvements and additions to the original structure meet rigorous local and State standards.

West Point's facility includes a recreation area, where residents may enjoy meeting for coffee and a chat, or to play a game of table tennis. Each apartment consists of an open floor plan, connecting a spacious kitchen area to the living room, with both areas near the apartment's front entrance. The building is located on an urban street and provides the amenities of large windows and balcony areas to access the open, sunny and warm climate of Tucson, AZ.