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Legendary Mr. Lucky’s is getting a new owner

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By Benjamin Leatherman | Phoenix New Times

The property that once housed long-defunct Phoenix country bar Mr. Lucky’s is in the process of being sold to a new owner, according to Arizona-based commercial real estate broker NAI Horizon.

Mark Wilcke, an executive vice president with NAI Horizon, told Phoenix New Times the company reached an agreement with an unidentified buyer last week to purchase the 20,865-square-foot property located at Grand and 37th avenues.

The deal came days before Mr. Lucky’s was set to be auctioned a second time through online commercial real estate exchange Ten-X. (A previous deal to sell the property this past summer fell through after the buyer may have had issues with funding.)

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