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Big changes could be coming to Phoenix’s oldest operating indoor shopping mall.
Kimco, the management company for Christown Spectrum Mall located at the southeast corner of 19th Avenue and Bethany Home Road, will request a zoning change to create a more urban environment.
When Christown opened in 1961 as Arizona’s first air-conditioned mall. Today, the 98-acre site is home to Target and Walmart, but it recently lost JCPenney and Costco.
Preliminary plans show Kimco will use a multi-phased approach to keep retail while adding apartments, offices and entertainment.
Nearby resident Pam Fitzgerald says she’s hopeful and excited.
“That they will do a good development that takes into consideration the neighborhoods that surround it, that they will use local businesses and local restaurants, said Fitzgerald.
Too often the west Valley dining scene is overlooked. Well, no more. Thanks to newer eateries offering some of the best barbecue and tacos in town not to mention some Food Network favorites in Old Towne Glendale, an incredible mall food court, and a gas station favorite one could argue the western cities of metro Phoenix offer some of the more varied eats in town. Here s a guide to the best of the west.
Casa De Falafel 6730 West Cactus Road, Peoria Located inside a gas station at this intersection called Simon Xpress, Casa De Falafel is a Mediterranean grill churning out authentic Arabic street foods. A menu is stretched above the prep station on electronic screens, promising falafel sandwiches, beef shawarma plates, salads, and falafel rings. Aside from the saj-wrapped falafels, lentil soup is a favorite. The shop was opened in 2016 by Ali and Madda Shakir from Iraq, who dubbed it Casa De Falafel only because Falafel House was taken. (So, no, this isn t a Mexican-meets-Medit
Phoenix City Council approves redevelopment of Paradise Valley Mall: Here is what it could look like
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PHOENIX â The redevelopment of Paradise Valley Mall received approval from Phoenix City Council on Wednesday.
Macerich, who owns the mall and several other malls around the Valley, and RED Development put in a request to rezone the 91-acre property to allow for the building of residential and commercial buildings, including apartments, office space, a grocery store, restaurants and retail stores.
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He told ABC15 in an email on Wednesday that demolition of the mall would begin with the Sears department store and could start as early as the spring or summer. He said construction of the first phase was expected to begin in the fall.
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