MONTHLY PULSE SEPTEMBER 2018...MONTHLY PULSE SEPTEMBER 2018 RECENT ANNOUNCEMENTS The Monier in the...
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DOWNTOWN TUCSON PARTNERSHIP WWW.DOWNTOWNTUCSON.ORG/ECONBLOG MONTHLY PULSE SEPTEMBER 2018 RECENT ANNOUNCEMENTS The Monier in the Mercado District - At its August Board Meeting, Rio Nuevo heard from Gadsden Company President & CEO Adam Weinstein on plans for a mixed-use project in the Mercado District. Rio Nuevo will contribute $2.4 million to Gadsden Compa- ny’s $35 million project that will include 122 market-rate housing units, nearly 13,000 sq ft of retail space and 148 spaces of underground parking. A portion of the funding comes from HUD and the final steps in the approval process are nearing completion. The project is expected to begin in early October 2018 and take approximately 16 months. COMING SOON Expected to open this quarter and early next quarter: Raptor Canyon Cafe - 75 E Pennington St (Soft Opening September 17th) Flam Chen - MSA Annex NEW BUSINESSES Since the start of June, 10 new businesses have opened, one relocated and two have closed: Beaut Burger - MSA Annex Bombolé Empanada Shop - 100 N Stone Ave Cobra Arcade Bar - 63 E Congress St Hermosa Coffee Roasters - MSA Annex Hexagon Mining Tech HQ - 40 E Congress St (City Park) Iron John’s Brewery Tap Room - 222 E Congress St Isabella’s Ice Cream - MSA Annex Kaelen Harwell Spa - 151 E Broadway Blvd (AC Hotel 1st Floor) Mister Car Wash (corporate office ex- pansion) - 415 N 6th Ave Ten 55 Brewing Company and Sausage House -110 E Congress St HOUSING CONSTRUCTION There are 19 total projects under construction in and around Downtown: 44 Broadway The Boxyard on 4th Caterpillar Mining Center Central Block Rehabilitation City Park Diocese Complex at Cathedral Square Downtown Links - Phase 3 Prep Historic Pima County Courthouse SinfoníaRx - Pioneer Headquarters U-Haul of El Presidio The Westerner Construction of 9 new housing projects is currently underway: 18th Street Bungalows - 140 E 18th St Brady Court - 40 E 14th St Marist Apts - 111 S Church Ave Marist College - 235 S Church Ave The Mark - Broadway and Tyndall Mordasini Villas - 19 W 17th St West End Station - 855 W Congress St West Point Apts - 20 E Broadway Blvd Marist College The Marist The Westerner & West Point Apts DOWNTOWN TUCSON 6th Ave and 7th St Rendering Cathedral Square COMPLETED PROJECTS Since May 2018: Bombolé Tenant Improvement Cobra Arcade Bar Iron John’s Brewery Kaelen Harwell Tenant Improvement La Placita Village Demolition Mister Car Wash Corporate Expansion Seventh Ave Commons - 529 N 7th Ave CLOSED Even Stevens - 178 E Broadway Blvd Nestle Tollhouse Cafe -17 N Stone Ave Supercuts (relocated) - 254 E Congress St Rendering Courtesy Swaim Associates Living Streets Alliance Grant - Living Streets Alliance, with support from the City of Tucson Department of Transportation, secured a $10,000 grant from AARP Commu- nity Challenge to complete a “pop-up demonstration project” at the intersection of 6th Avenue and 7th Street. The project will improve the safety for pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists through pavement painting, planters with native desert plants, traffic delinea- tor posts, and other installations like art and benches, which will all be temporary until Downtown Links begins. The project is expected to begin and be completed this year. The Monier
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DOWNTOWN TUCSON PARTNERSHIP WWW.DOWNTOWNTUCSON.ORG/ECONBLOG
MONTHLY PULSE SEPTEMBER 2018
RECENT ANNOUNCEMENTSThe Monier in the Mercado District - At its August Board Meeting, Rio Nuevo heard from Gadsden Company President & CEO Adam Weinstein on plans for a mixed-use project in the Mercado District. Rio Nuevo will contribute $2.4 million to Gadsden Compa-ny’s $35 million project that will include 122 market-rate housing units, nearly 13,000 sq ft of retail space and 148 spaces of underground parking. A portion of the funding comes from HUD and the final steps in the approval process are nearing completion. The project is expected to begin in early October 2018 and take approximately 16 months.
COMING SOONExpected to open this quarter andearly next quarter:
Raptor Canyon Cafe - 75 E Pennington St (Soft Opening September 17th)Flam Chen - MSA Annex
NEW BUSINESSESSince the start of June, 10 new businesses have opened, one relocated and two have closed:
Beaut Burger - MSA AnnexBombolé Empanada Shop -100 N Stone AveCobra Arcade Bar - 63 E Congress StHermosa Coffee Roasters - MSA AnnexHexagon Mining Tech HQ - 40 E Congress St (City Park)Iron John’s Brewery Tap Room - 222 E Congress StIsabella’s Ice Cream - MSA AnnexKaelen Harwell Spa -151 E Broadway Blvd (AC Hotel 1st Floor)Mister Car Wash (corporate office ex-pansion) - 415 N 6th AveTen 55 Brewing Company and Sausage House -110 E Congress St
HOUSING
CONSTRUCTIONThere are 19 total projects underconstruction in and around Downtown:44 BroadwayThe Boxyard on 4thCaterpillar Mining CenterCentral Block RehabilitationCity ParkDiocese Complex at Cathedral SquareDowntown Links - Phase 3 PrepHistoric Pima County CourthouseSinfoníaRx - Pioneer HeadquartersU-Haul of El PresidioThe Westerner
Construction of 9 new housing projects iscurrently underway:18th Street Bungalows - 140 E 18th StBrady Court - 40 E 14th StMarist Apts - 111 S Church AveMarist College - 235 S Church AveThe Mark - Broadway and TyndallMordasini Villas - 19 W 17th StWest End Station - 855 W Congress StWest Point Apts - 20 E Broadway Blvd
Marist College
The Marist
The Westerner & W
est Point AptsDOWNTOWN TUCSON
6th Ave and 7th St RenderingCathedral Square
COMPLETED PROJECTSSince May 2018:Bombolé Tenant ImprovementCobra Arcade BarIron John’s BreweryKaelen Harwell Tenant ImprovementLa Placita Village DemolitionMister Car Wash Corporate ExpansionSeventh Ave Commons - 529 N 7th Ave
CLOSEDEven Stevens - 178 E Broadway BlvdNestle Tollhouse Cafe -17 N Stone AveSupercuts (relocated) - 254 E Congress St
Rendering Courtesy Swaim Associates
Living Streets Alliance Grant - Living Streets Alliance, with support from the City of Tucson Department of Transportation, secured a $10,000 grant from AARP Commu-nity Challenge to complete a “pop-up demonstration project” at the intersection of 6th Avenue and 7th Street. The project will improve the safety for pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists through pavement painting, planters with native desert plants, traffic delinea-tor posts, and other installations like art and benches, which will all be temporary until Downtown Links begins. The project is expected to begin and be completed this year.
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