Developers unveil new plans to bring in artists for Circles Records
A rendering of the Stewart project planned for the former Circles Record building
By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Aspirant Development.)
The development group looking to bring a new 19-story apartment tower to the old Circles Records building in downtown Phoenix has unveiled new plans aimed at easing opposition from preservationists worried about the future of a property first built in 1946.
Aspirant Development, which bought the empty Circles building in and has faced redevelopment opposition from preservationists — is circulating some new renderings showing existing brick exteriors of the Circles building incorporated into the planned apartment tower.
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(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Phoenix Country Day School.) By MacKenzie Brower | YourValley A new performance arts center will be built at Phoenix Country Day School, 3901 E. Stanford
(Photo via Gensler, Arizona Coyotes) By Arizona Sports | KTAR Despite the imminent sale and relocation of his team to Salt Lake City, Arizona Coyotes owner Alex Meruelo still plans to bid on and win the
By Jack Healy and Kellen Browning | New York Times Arizona’s highest court on Tuesday upheld an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions, a decision that could
By New York Times The Justice Department will reopen an antitrust investigation into the National Association of Realtors, an influential trade group that has held sway over the residential real estate industry
