By Ron Davis | Phoenix Business Journal
New documents have been submitted for high-end restaurants, retail and residential on a prominent corner of Scottsdale.
Earlier this month, Stockdale Capital Partners filed plans for “Scottsdale City Center,” which is phase two of a mixed-use development in Old Town Scottsdale. This latest phase, proposed on more than 3 acres on the southeast corner of Scottsdale and Camelback roads, could include more than 31,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space; an open plaza; and more than 270 residential units in a 435,000-square-foot building.
Boyce O’Brien, the director of development for Los Angeles-based Stockdale, told the Business Journal that the firm will follow market dynamics to determine whether those residential units will be for-rent apartments or condominiums for sale. The residential tower would be 12 stories tall and include a pool deck, according to project’s design narrative.
“It’s the Main and Main in Scottsdale,” O’Brien said of that high-profile corner in Scottsdale. “We’re very excited to be embracing the intersection, with an about a half acre plaza, that’s grounded in a significant public art.”
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