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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.
Firm Members Manjula Vaz and Nicole Ricker Featured in Commercial Executive Legends of Law Issue
Gammage & Burnham firm members Manjula Vaz and Nicole Ricker are featured in the 2017 Commercial Executive Legends of Law issue. The magazine’s annual Legends of Law section features Arizona legal professionals who have impacted the Arizona real estate landscape. Not only are these lawyers the best at what they do, they also treat clients and colleagues with respect and have been recognized time and time again for their professionalism and skill.
To read this feature, please visit: CE Legends of Law Magazine
Legislative Alert: Governor Signs GPLET Reform Bill
Client Project Discovery Business Campus Gains Chase Bank
Congratulations to firm client Wentworth Property Company on the addition of Chase Bank to their Discovery Business Campus office park. Discovery Business Campus located near Loop 101 and Elliot Road in Tempe.
Chase purchased 67-acres at the development and plans to have more than 4,000 employees on the 800,000-square-foot office campus.
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Firm Client Cahava Springs Corp. Moving Forward with Cave Creek Project
After many years, Gammage & Burnham client Cahava Springs Corp. received approval to move forward with its Cave Creek Cahava Springs project. The 1,000-acre community with Frank Lloyd Wright influences will have 230 homes and will be developed on one of the last large developable parcels in Cave Creek.
Our team of land use, real estate, and litigation attorneys have worked closely with Cahava Springs developers Mark Stapp and Dennis Mathisen on this project and we are pleased to see this project moving forward.
For more information, please visit: AZ Central
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