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Iconic Bashas’ store won’t be part of proposed midtown Phoenix development

Bashas’ on 7th Ave & Osborn/Groceteria.com
Bashas’ on 7th Ave & Osborn/Groceteria.com

By Catherine Reagor | The Republic

Bashas’ oldest Phoenix store and its iconic neon sign at Seventh Avenue and Osborn Road will go away if apartments proposed for the site go up.

The grocery-store chain said it won’t be part of the half-empty shopping center’s planned redevelopment

Plans call for Trammel Crow to develop a five-story apartment complex and new retail on the corner

Bashas’ opened the midtown Phoenix store in 1956; store now oldest still open in Arizona

Bashas’ oldest Phoenix store and its iconic neon sign at Seventh Avenue and Osborn Road will go away if apartments proposed for the site go up.

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