Ron Davis

Oct 29, 2024 | abc15.com | Ron Davis

A proposed entertainment venue aimed at bringing car enthusiasts to Scottsdale has begun taking shape. Platinum Advisors LLC's Jim and Ryan Riggs, a father-son duo who have been brokering deals for entertainment users at a large project along Loop 101 near Scottsdale on property known as The Riverwalk Development, are working on their own auto-focused concept within the development known as Cartique.

Oct 25, 2024 | bizjournals.com | Ron Davis

Tempe has remained the most valuable office market in the Phoenix metro, and Tempe Town Lake is at the center of the appeal. Here's why companies keep flooding to the area. Tempe's lakeside strikes a certain chord for corporate office users — and developers continue to make the investments needed to keep it that way.

Oct 23, 2024 | abc15.com | Ron Davis

Mesa City Council has approved four key items to make way for a new auto mall in the southeast part of the city. Council voted 5-0 at its Oct. 21 meeting to approve general plan character area type, a land rezoning, a development and pre-annexation development agreement for Gateway Auto Mall — a more than 60-acre project proposed by Valley auto dealer Horne Auto Group at the newly opened interchange of Signal Butte Road and State Route 24 near the Mesa and Queen Creek border.

Oct 17, 2024 | abc15.com | Ron Davis

CHANDLER, AZ — A big downtown project is under consideration by the Chandler City Council. In a study session on Oct. 14, the Council heard a presentation about the project, dubbed The District Downtown, from city staff and Brennan Ray, an attorney from Burch & Cracchiolo who is working on behalf of developer Meridian West AZ/202 LLC. No action was taken on Oct. 14, but the Council offered feedback on the project ahead of its appearance on the regular meeting agenda on Oct. 17.

Sep 30, 2024 | abc15.com | Ron Davis

The Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority is planning a new development that will complement the existing operations of major companies at the East Valley employment hub. The airport authority issued a request for qualifications to find a developer that will transform eight acres of newly cleared land on airport property. Those eight acres were previously home to two former U.S. Air Force buildings and adjacent to its Taxiway Tango.