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Old Posted Oct 30, 2019, 2:32 PM
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I've hated Mark Brnovich, and seeing his punchable smirk makes me hate him even more. What a rotten, rotten man.
He has a solid reputation for protecting tax payer dollars. I don't understand however why it took him up to this point to follow suit. There was an FAA evaluation for the crane with work to start in January....I wonder if the judge and subsequently the Supreme Court, make a decision by then?
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Old Posted Oct 31, 2019, 7:26 PM
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After driving through Tempe today I noticed some progress at some notable developments.

777 Novus: Exterior Façade and glass is going in. It looks really sharp, I loved the outcome.

ITSB-7: grading and drainage seems to be coming to an end here shortly to begin vertical construction.

Novus Parking Garage: up to the 3rd level and moving quick now.

OLiv: Pouring the 21st floor today. This one should top out by end of November!

Westin: ground floor is being poured and it is beginning to rise from the ground. This one should shoot up fast.

Watermark Tempe: Hardscape is underway and pavement should be any day now. I hope to be able to drive through there soon.

Tempe Streetcar: Making substantial progress, especially on Rio Salado. Was near apache/Dorsey two weeks ago and the rail is almost installed up that way too.
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Old Posted Nov 4, 2019, 3:22 PM
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Great Pics. Any chance you can re-upload the ones that didn't load properly?
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Old Posted Nov 4, 2019, 3:24 PM
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Developer ready to start work on $40M Tempe Town Lake office building

https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/...Z3PT0ifQ%3D%3D



Irgens plans to break ground in the first quarter of next year on its office building on the north side of Tempe Town Lake, called 999 Playa.

The building will add 94,000 square feet of Class A office space to the Valley’s hottest office market. The project will be built podium style, with ground floor offices, two levels of parking, then an additional three levels of office space above the garage.

Derek Flottum, Irgens' development director in Phoenix, said the building could be an ideal location for a corporate headquarters. The project will cost about $40 million to build and is scheduled to be completed in the middle of 2021.

“We're excited to be a part of a really amazing run of development along the lake,” Flottum said, adding the building will be a good complement to Marina Heights, the Watermark, the Grand and other Class A projects in the north Tempe submarket.

“We want to continue the tradition of attracting out-of-state companies to Phoenix,” he told the Business Journal. “The amenities, both municipal and in the area, will attract a strong tenant base.”

Flottum said the project will benefit from easier accessibility due to its location on the northern side of the lake.

“Being on the north side is a significant advantage to this project,” he said. “We have the best signage opportunity.”

Phoenix-based Worksbureau is the project architect.

Irgens has owned the land since 2008 and was waiting for the right market opportunity to develop it, Flottum said.

“With the performance of the market and significant absorption of Class A office space, we wanted to take advantage of the timing in the market when supply is met with even greater demand,” he said.

The parcel is the last vacant piece of the six-lot, 23.6-acre planned-area development, which includes restaurants, condominiums, a hotel and apartments.

According to Colliers International research, Tempe remains the hottest office market in the Valley, with asking rents for Class A space in Tempe reaching $38.66 per square foot at the end of the third quarter, compared with the Valley’s average $29.41 for Class A space. Vacancy for Class A space in Tempe was 6.4% at the end of the third quarter, compared with the Valley’s average of 13.8%.
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Old Posted Nov 4, 2019, 3:31 PM
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I think its great this long dead little lot will finally be finished.
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Old Posted Nov 4, 2019, 5:32 PM
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Just move the airports!
One day we will have all vertical take-off and landing aircraft and the need for height limits will be gone.
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Old Posted Nov 4, 2019, 6:28 PM
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One day we will have all vertical take-off and landing aircraft and the need for height limits will be gone.
That's Phoenix's and Tempe's solution right there!
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Opendoor plans to expand office space in new Tempe location

REAL ESTATE | 2 hours ago | MIRANDA JUDD
Real estate technology agency Opendoor has secured office space at a new location north of Tempe Town Lake.

“[The reason] why we are expanding and moving from Tempe to Scottsdale is to accommodate a lot of growth within the Phoenix market. We actually expect to double our headcount to approximately 500 in the next year, which we are really excited about. With that comes the necessity of finding a great, new home for us that will accommodate that expected growth,” a company spokesperson said.

The firm has plans to take over three contiguous floors of the Watermark, a luxury commercial and residential development that is currently under construction. The office will be located a little more than a mile away from Arizona State University’s Tempe campus at 430 N. Scottsdale Rd.

Many startup businesses choose to start or grow in Tempe because of its proximity to the school. “ASU is a really big magnet for us. It’s really a wonderful asset,” said Maria Laughner, the Economic Development Program Manager for the City of Tempe.

Students who graduate from ASU are attractive candidates for these startups and can often find good positions within the companies, according to Laughner. This mutually beneficial exchange is why so many entrepreneurial companies find Tempe enticing.

“I think in general, whenever you have entrepreneurship in your community you have innovation around you all the time. Entrepreneurs are always thinking about how to further whatever idea they have. There’s no complacency when you have entrepreneurship,” Laughner said.

The city of Tempe itself has programs in place to help startups succeed. According to Laughner, the City of Tempe contributes by putting on seminars and building networks. The city also helps with connecting entrepreneurs to academia by finding workers and expounding ideas.

While proximity to ASU had an impact on the location, the new office location was also partially based on employee convenience. “We want to keep employees at the heart of the decision making process, so we analyzed this particular location based on where every current Phoenix office employee lives. On average, it will reduce their commute time by two to five minutes per person, per day,” the Opendoor spokesperson said.

Since launching, Opendoor has served more than 17,900 local buyers and sellers as well as infused over $79 million into the Phoenix small business community. Phoenix agents have collectively made over $55 million from commission when partnering with Opendoor since the company entered the market, according to the company spokesperson.

In order to simplify the home selling process, Opendoor offers competitive, all-cash offers to home sellers within 24 hours.

“It takes a lot of the hassle out of cleaning your home, having to stage it, having to corral family and pets, all the uncertainty and hassle that can come with traditional home selling,” the company spokesperson said.

Opendoor then lists the property on their mobile app. Home buyers can use the app as a front door key that lets you unlock and self tour at the buyers convenience, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a week.

This process is convenient for both home buyers and sellers, and allows them to work around their schedules and needs.

Contrarily, while the process may be more convenient, it can come with a higher fee. Typical real estate agents charge around 6 percent of the home’s purchase price for their commission fee, according to Redfin. Opendoor’s service charge can range anywhere from 6 to 14 percent, according to the company’s website.

Once construction is finished on the Watermark development, the company will take over three floors, making them the single largest tenant.

“It gives us a lot of flexibility to grow. We expect to nearly double our headcount in Phoenix to 500 next year. The Watermark office has a total capacity of nearly 1,000 people. We’re building out a space for the long haul. It gives us a lot of runway to continue to grow,” said the company spokesperson.
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Old Posted Nov 4, 2019, 11:32 PM
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First rendering I have seen of Camden's "Third Phase" on Curry & College ave in north Tempe. Taking over the Progressive Lot.

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