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By Corina Vanek | Phoenix Business Journal
After the Covid-19 pandemic delayed construction, the $125 million Omni Tempe Hotel at Arizona State University is on track to be open around May of 2023.
The hotel “topped out” on Thursday, meaning the last beam was placed in the structure. Construction officially began on the hotel, located at Mill Avenue and University Drive in Tempe, in September.
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