The group leading the redevelopment of Metrocenter Mall secured its first demolition permits, clearing the way for the mall, once the largest in the Southwest, to be razed. Phoenix issued the ...

Phoenix Councilwoman Ann O’Brien, whose district includes the Metrocenter site ... Then came a series of delays caused after the Arizona State Legislature abolished a residential rental tax ...

A Florida developer has entered the Phoenix market with its ... the new light rail extension near Metrocenter. LG Energy Solution to invest $5.5B in Arizona battery plant Work begins on 28-story ...

Multifamily and much more are in the plans for the major redevelopment of Metrocenter Mall in Phoenix. Here are the ... home prices among top issues for AZ in 2022 Economists: Skyrocketing home ...

The Scottsdale shopping center developer signed on to help build the Village, a 65-acre project to replace the Metrocenter mall at 9617 North Metro Parkway West, the Phoenix Business Journal reported.

so we’re having an event to say goodbye to Metrocenter," said District 1 Phoenix councilwoman Ann O'Brien. She organized the farewell with food, fun and family in the Arizona sunshine.

In 1973, on the northwest edge of Phoenix ... When Metrocenter opened, near Interstate 17 between Peoria and Dunlap avenues, it was the largest shopping mall in Arizona and the southwestern ...

PHOENIX — Metrocenter Mall is shutting its doors after 47 years. The manager of the Walmart in the Metrocenter complex confirmed to KTAR News 92.3 FM that the mall is shutting down June 30 ...

PHOENIX – You can’t go shopping inside Metrocenter anymore, but you can buy a piece of the late, great Phoenix mall. Starting at noon Friday, EJ’s Auction & Appraisal will conduct a weekly ...

Metrocenter Mall in Phoenix, Arizona; where the mall scenes in Excellent Adventure were filmed, will be closing its doors on June 30th, after 47 years in business. It will be most missed.

There will never be another Phoenix mall like Metrocenter. More than just another ... As the largest mall in Arizona and the entire Southwest, it was unparalleled in size and amenities.

according to an Arizona Republic article at the time. The two-story, 98-acre shopping center was the nation’s first five-anchor mall. Metrocenter Mall is seen Nov. 23, 1984, in Phoenix.