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14-story hotel, apartments going up near University of Arizona

This rendering shows the Graduate Hotel & Collective Apartments at Main Gate, proposed for a lot southwest of East Second Street and North Park Avenue. / Arizona Daily Star. 

 

By Gabriela Rico | Arizona Daily Star

A new boutique hotel, market-rate apartments, retail, restaurants and a public plaza are coming to the University of Arizona area.

The Marshall Foundation has entered into an agreement with developers to create the urban gathering place in Main Gate Square.

The 14-story Graduate Hotel & The Collective Apartments at Main Gate will be built at 930 E. Second St. — on land owned by the foundation.

Graduate Hotels is owned by Chicago-based Adventurous Journeys Capital Partners. Graduate Tucson will have 165 rooms, a ground-floor bar and cafe and a rooftop bar and swimming pool.

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