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Developers identified for Tempe mill adaptive reuse project

By Corina Vanek | Phoenix Business Journal

Tempe City Council will vote Thursday to enter into negotiations with two Valley developers about the redevelopment and adaptive reuse plans for the Hayden Flour Mill.

Phoenix-based Venue Projects and Scottsdale-based Sunbelt Holdings were recommended by the city’s evaluation committee to be selected to negotiate terms for a development agreement. The city received one other submittal, from Phoenix-based DMB Associates, which the committee ranked lower than the proposal from Venue Projects and Sunbelt Holdings.

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