Ottawa University completes $21M, 96,000 SF athletic complex
AZBigMedia AZBigMedia Through a collaboration between Cawley Architects, the City of Surprise and the school, Ottawa University unveiled its $21 million, 96,321 SF athletic facility. Cawley Architects is the design firm behind the Ottawa University Athletic Facility for Indoor and Outdoor Athletics. The facility at 14470 W. Tierra Buena Lane, Surprise, comprises the 44,317 SF O’Dell Center, the 41,027 […]
Read More →Major changes proposed for Surprise’s first neighborhood
File photo By Jen Fifield | Arizona Republic This isn’t the first time bulldozers and new buildings have come to Surprise’s original neighborhood. The city has approached this community, known as the Original Town Site, time and time again in the past couple of decades with plans in hand. This neighborhood, near where Grand Avenue […]
Read More →New townhome complex proposed for Surprise
Credit: City of Surprise. / AZBEX By Tasha Anderson for AZBEX The City of Surprise Planning and Zoning Commission recently reviewed a site plan for a new townhome development just north of the NWC of Cactus Road and Cotton Lane at its November 7th meeting. Applicant, Bowman Consulting, LTD, on behalf of owner, NWC Cotton Lane and Cactus, LLC, […]
Read More →Builders bring more plans for new homes, townhouses to Surprise
(Correction made, correcting an error regarding the name of the application: PL Stonefield, LLC, an arm of Scottsdale-based Criterion Land Management) By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The Surprise Planning and Zoning Commission will consider plans for more planned new homes at its meeting today. The Commission will look at plans and preliminary […]
Read More →Surprise’s new downtown gets its first residents
Surprise City Hall By Jen Fifield | Arizona Republic The first full-time residents will soon move into the square mile that Surprise has been hoping for years will become a bustling downtown district. The Surprise City Council on Tuesday approved a plan for about 200 apartments called Mera City Center on the north side of Greenway Road, east of Bullard Avenue. […]
Read More →Surprise to vote on 55-plus apartments
Surprise City Hall By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The Surprise City Council is scheduled to vote tomorrow on plans for a new age-restricted apartment complex at Greenway Road and Civic Center Drive. Carefree Investments Partners is proposing the Mera at City Center Apartments. The complex will be for tenants 55 and older. […]
Read More →Surprise City Center plans receiving warm reception
Surprise Center Development Corporation vice president Scott Phillips details features of the planned city center’s zoning to residents during an information session at City Hall on Aug. 8. / Jason Stone / Independent Newsmedia Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Surprise Center Development Corporation By Jason Stone | YourValley.net Diane Aden moved to Surprise eight years […]
Read More →Surprise 5th in U.S. for new homes
YourValley.net By Jason Stone | YourValley.net New data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows Surprise has one of the highest percentage of newer homes in the country. Financial website 24/7 Wall Street reported Census Bureau figures show 26 cities with at least 65,000 people have more than half of their housing units built since 2000. […]
Read More →Last big piece of private land along US 60 sold
“The mixed-use site includes a half-mile of US 60 frontage with a full diamond interchange, making it a prime location with easy access from the freeway,” explained Lee & Associates Principal Brent Moser. / East Valley Tribune By Jordan Houston | East Valley Tribune The last large plot of privately owned property along US 60 […]
Read More →Waterfront development in West Valley?
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Carefree Partners By Jen Fifield | Arizona Republic Scottsdale used a canal as its starting point to create Scottsdale Waterfront, a high-end area with shopping, restaurants and hotels. Tempe used man-made Tempe Town Lake to create a new business and recreation hub. Buckeye and other Southwest Valley cities hope to capitalize on […]
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