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Firm Client Project Cadence at Gateway Featured in AZ RE Magazine
G&B client Harvard Investments’ Cadence at Gateway project is highlighted in the May/June edition of AZ RE magazine. The project is a 464 acre master-planned community located in southeast Mesa. Harvard adopted a unique approach in planning and developing this project by placing a focus on women, who they expect to be primary decision makers in the community. In addition, they assembled a team of women leaders in the real estate community as key decision makers for the project.
Firm member Susan Demmitt is one of the team members on this project and is quoted in the article.
Gammage & Burnham Listed in AZ RE May/June Magazine
Gammage & Burnham is proud to be listed as “The Right Firm for the Job” in the May/June issue of AZ RE Magazine. The list features a select group of top Valley commercial real estate law firms.
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Gammage & Burnham a Sponsor of the Big Ten Golf Classic
Gammage & Burnham is a sponsor of the Big Ten Golf Classic on May 20th at Troon North Golf Club. This is the 35th year for the event and it will benefit the Make-A-Wish® Arizona and Big Ten Scholarship funds.
For more information, please visit: Big Ten Golf Classic
Client Gorman & Co. Featured in Affordable Housing Finance Magazine
Firm client Gorman & Co. are featured in the April/May 2017 edition of the Affordable Housing Finance magazine. The article discusses their Valor on Eighth project in Tempe.
Gorman & Company works closely with local governments and community groups to help communities meet their development, planning, economic and social goals. Gorman’s staff brings a broad range of development, construction and real life experience to the development process and applies those skills to solve problems and help communities bring their plans to reality.
To read the article, please visit: Affordable Housing Finance Magazine
Firm Client Carvana May Open Tempe Location
G&B client Carvana could be opening its first Arizona location in Tempe soon. Carvana officials are asking the Tempe City Council to allow the company to build a glass, nine-story vending machine and allow automotive retail on land that was designated to be a general industrial district. The location would be a vacant lot at the northwest corner of Gilbert Drive and Scottsdale Road, north of Loop 202. The entire car buying experience takes place online. While traditional car dealerships can take up 10 to 20 acres of land, the area Carvana is aiming to develop is only 2 to 3 acres.
