Tempe Development Thread

[Forrester1998]

Originally Posted by azsunsurfer

Yes but that's "off-campus" The new building is technically "on-campus" so I don't think they are allowed to have alcohol serving establishments....unless Postino is "on-campus" if that's the case then they might be able to?

Yeah, I was going to say this. I'm not sure that ASU owns Brickyard, just like they don't own the land that Postinos is on. I believe ASU is a tenant at Brickyard (maybe I'm wrong on this? Ive had a difficult time determining this). My understanding is that the retail at the new academic building would be treated like the Vista or MU retail, which certainly can not sell alcohol.

[AZSunHiker]

Originally Posted by Forrester1998

Yeah, I was going to say this. I'm not sure that ASU owns Brickyard, just like they don't own the land that Postinos is on. I believe ASU is a tenant at Brickyard (maybe I'm wrong on this? Ive had a difficult time determining this). My understanding is that the retail at the new academic building would be treated like the Vista or MU retail, which certainly can not sell alcohol.

The Brickyard and Postino's land are both owned by ASU. You can research this using the Maricopa County Assessor's Parcel Viewer. https://maps.mcassessor.maricopa.gov/

[muertecaza]

Good interview with the founder of Culdesac. I hadn't realized that they were a driving force behind the bike lanes going in along Smith. Good on them.

https://www.kjzz.org/news/2024-06-13...for-the-valley