The Rio Nuevo governing board unanimously approved a revised deal to build 16,500-square-feet of retail space, 252 new residential units and a restaurant near the Mercado District.
The Rio Nuevo Board approved the next steps in the Tucson Convention Center revitalization project last month after advancing more than $4 million in upgrades.
The Rio Nuevo Board approved the next steps in the Tucson Convention Center revitalization project last month after advancing more than $4 million in upgrades.
Northwest Healthcare recently broke ground on Northwest Transitions, a 60-bed inpatient rehabilitation and skilled nursing facility located on the Northwest Medical Center campus at the corner of West Orange Grove Road and North La Cholla Boulevard.
On Thursday, Feb. 27, the University of Arizona broke ground on The Refinery, the first building at UA’s Tech Park at The Bridges. The Refinery will be four-stories and 120,000 square feet, and is expected to serve as an example of the technology-driven workspace found at the Tech Park at Th…
Vail’s original commercial plaza, the Old Vail Station Office and Retail Center, recently sold for $8.2 million. Also included in the sale was Vail Self Storage. California-based Occidental Capital Holdings, Inc. purchased the property.
The Southern Arizona Heritage and Visitor Center, located inside the Historic Pima County Courthouse, is open for business. The 7,500-square-foot space debuted Jan. 18 with a soft opening that drew dozens of local residents to the completely renovated space inside the historic courthouse.
The Silverbell Springs Apartments, located at 7759 N. Silverbell Road in Marana, recently sold to an investor client of The ConAm Group for more than $50 million. ConAm will manage the investment. CBRE’s Tyler Anderson, Asher Gunter and Jeff Casper of CBRE Multifamily Institutional Propertie…
Beginning at 5 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 27, North La Cholla Boulevard will be completely closed between West Lambert Lane and West Overton Road in order to allow construction crews and heavy equipment to operate safely as they work on widening the road to four lanes.
The Rio Nuevo Board last month advanced a $38 million plan by Opwest Partners to revitalize the 23-story tower at 1 S. Church Ave. into a hotel and offices.
