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Phoenix seeks developers for projects on city land

By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal

The city of Phoenix is seeking developers for several infill parcels it owns for new housing and commercial projects.

On a vacant 3.2-acre midtown site called Central and Columbus, the city is seeking a proposal for a new mixed-use, mixed-income multifamily development at 32 E. Columbus Ave.

The property is situated nearby the Park Central redevelopment and adjacent to an existing multifamily building in the city’s Encanto Village. It’s currently zoned under the walkable urban code and transit midtown character area, which allows for heights up to 100 feet.

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