High-end NE Mesa housing plan wows zoning panel
Blandford Homes’ site plans for the Reserve at Red Rock at Thomas and Recker roads in Northeast Mesa show, top left, how the community will be laid out and, at right, where it is located in conjunction with other properties in the neighborhood. / City of Mesa / East Valley Tribune By Jim Walsh | […]
Read More →Mesa looks at more flexible parking rules for downtown, taller buildings
Mesa City Hall / Wikicommons By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The city of Mesa is looking at easing parking requirements for mid and high-rise buildings. The Mesa City Council will consider changing current requirement that taller buildings have parking garages and structures. The change would make parking garages and structures optional instead […]
Read More →Mesa looks to give more time for downtown live-work development
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The Mesa City Council will consider extending benchmark dates for a live-work downtown development. The Grid development is planned for Main Street and Pomeroy on city owned land. The project includes the city of Mesa, Palladium Enterprises, 3W Management LLC and Benedictine University. The Mesa Council is being asked […]
Read More →ASU, Mesa to break ground on downtown center
City of Mesa By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter Arizona State University and the city of Mesa will break ground Friday at the planned ASU @ Mesa City Center development. The university will house its Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at the downtown Mesa center. That will house 3-D technology, design, […]
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“Mesa City Council is expected to approve a deal that would allow Google Inc. to build a $1 billion data center in the Southeast Valley.” / Twitter By Greg Barr | Phoenix Business Journal A surprising restaurant empire sale, a huge investment by a West Coast tech giant and a move by one of the world’s […]
Read More →Downtown Mesa office purchase part of Caliber’s opportunity zone plans
Caliber Cos. bought a downtown Mesa office building from Wells Fargo Bank. / Provided by Cushman & Wakefield By Corina Vanek | Phoenix Business Journal The $4 million purchase of a Wells Fargo & Co. banking office in downtown Mesa was the latest addition to Caliber-The Wealth Development Co.’s portfolio that already includes about 20% of the […]
Read More →Co-working space to open at Benedictine University
By Alison Steinbach | Arizona Republic Mesa will spend up to $2 million to renovate Benedictine University’s downtown campus and facilitate the school’s new partnership with Co+Hoots, a private co-working business. An agreement unanimously approved by the City Council on Monday commits Mesa — the landlord of Benedictine’s 225 E. Main Street building — to design and build out 10,000 […]
Read More →New hockey rink proposed in Mesa
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter Plans have been put forward in Mesa to convert a paintball facility and old bowling alley into a hockey rink. The property is on Country Club Drive north of Main Street. Hill Hockey Clinic LLC is purchasing the property and has submitted plans with the city of […]
Read More →Mesa looks at new ‘Quality Development Guidelines’
By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The city of Mesa is looking at approving new design benchmarks and standards for what constitutes a ‘quality development’. The Mesa City Council will take a look at staff recommendations on new Quality Development Design Guidelines at its December 2nd meeting. The new standards would apply to […]
Read More →SE Mesa area could generate 240K jobs
Mesa officials have sketched out four main areas of activity for the sprawling southeastern part of the city. / City of Mesa / East Valley Tribune Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Hawes Crossing By Jim Walsh | East Valley Tribune An east Mesa city councilman last week criticized a consultant’s report on the future of Phoenix-Mesa […]
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