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New six-story tower in central Tucson will feature rooftop dining

An architectural rendering of the rooftop restaurant that will be part of the Chroma Complex, a mixed-used development planned for Speedway near Country Club Road. The restaurant will sit atop a six-story tower. / photos Courtesy of Volk Co.

 

By Gabriela Rico | Arizona Daily Star

A rooftop dining option atop a six-story tower is coming to midtown Tucson.

Chroma Complex, on Speedway just east of Country Club Road, will feature retail, office and residential space in multiple new structures along Camino Miramonte and rehabilitated retail space that fronts Speedway.

The nearly 83,000-square-foot development will have 24 rental townhouses on Camino Miramonte and 18 market-rate apartments in the tower.

“It will give people an opportunity for a live-work-play environment,” said broker Debbie Heslop, with Volk Co., which is marketing the property. “Central Tucson is getting a lot of attention from retailers.”

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