Offce. Retail. Parking. Luhrs City Center offers it all within an unrivaled, iconic, historically modern city block in the core of Downtown Phoenix. Established in 1924, the 10-story neoclassical Luhrs Buildings and the 14-story Art Deco Luhrs Tower (1929) have been artfully restored thanks to a decade-long revitalization between Central and First Avenues & Jefferson and Madison Streets.
So many new Downtown Phoenix bars and restaurants are opening it’s hard to keep up.
Two locations already are open around downtown. New shop to open in space formerly occupied by another coffee place.
La Madeleine Bakery and Cafe opened in Downtown Phoenix on August 15 bringing a menu of breakfast and lunch options, sweet and savory baked goods plus patio seating.
Varsity Tutors was looking for a new type of office. Their developer and landlord had them covered.
Engineering consulting firm EPS Group, Inc. has completed a long-term lease that will relocate and expand the company’s main office into the newest building at Waypoint.
A popular destination for conferences — and Canadian snowbirds — the Phoenix area is home to almost 200 golf courses and is one of the sunniest cities in the world.
Our food critic sampled 200 burgers at restaurants across Phoenix in search of the best. These are the top 25.
Whether you’re in the mood for tacos, pasta, or a three-and-a-half-hour dining experience from a James Beard Award-winning chef, these are the spots to visit in this rising culinary city.
In a unanimous vote, the Mesa City Council has selected Lincoln Property Company and Harvard Investments to develop 28.2 acres of city-owned land in the heart of the Riverview mixed-use district in Mesa, Arizona.
Damian Serafine has opened Serafina, a coffee shop where he roasts the beans in seven-pound batches. The shop is small but cozy and offers some really fresh coffee.
Located inside the historic Luhrs Building, the 10-storey brick and stone structure that was Phoenix’s first-ever high rise, Bitter and Twisted serves superior drinks in stylish surroundings.
Unique, booze-infused venues, including traditional bars, speakeasies and distilleries, await groups that would like to toast over delicious handcrafted cocktails after a meeting.
Vogue asked: Is Phoenix the Coffee Capital of the Southwest? The answer is yes. Jobs, schools, housing fuel the coffee shop boom in downtown Phoenix.
Two popular restaurant tenants have committed to Luhrs City Center in downtown Phoenix: La Madeleine Country French Café and Serafina Coffee Bar.
This decade has been a good one for adaptive reuse and historic renovation in Phoenix. Recently NAIOP tapped another such Downtown project, Luhrs City Center, as its 2016 Redevelopment Project of the Year.
Lincoln Property Company (LPC) has earned the 2017 Best of NAIOP “Redevelopment Project of the Year” for Luhrs City Center, a National Historic Landmark.
Lincoln Property Company earns “The Outstanding Building of the Year” (TOBY) for its management of Luhrs City Center in downtown Phoenix.
LPC and Invesco Ltd. have purchased the historic Luhrs City Center in downtown Phoenix. The joint venture will next initiate a multi-million-dollar renovation.
Watch this video from Artist Randy Slack’s Retrospective Install and Opening Reception.
An app that allows local businesses to offer same-day delivery and software that enables video gamers to compete and earn money while playing games were two of the four startups that presented at Tallwave’s inaugural High Tide program at Luhrs City Center in downtown Phoenix this week.
A high-tech business is moving to the Luhrs City Center in downtown Phoenix. Sensei Project Solutions will occupy the entire 9th floor of the historic building at Central Avenue and Jefferson Street.
Five startups have been selected to participate in the inaugural High Tide at Luhrs City Center program in downtown Phoenix. It is part of a new technology and innovation hub set up by business accelerator Tallwave and developer Hansji Corp., both of Scottsdale.
The two-night art celebration will take place on April 2 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and April 3 from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. The fundraising auction for the stilettos and art will take place at the April 2 event. Both the auction and the exhibit will be hosted at the Luhrs Tower City Center in downtown Phoenix.
Phoenix Business Journal cover story is about Luhrs City Center. Two of the oldest buildings in Phoenix are ushering in a revival of small businesses and startups downtown. The Luhrs City Center has undergone a $10 million renovation…
Mayor Stanton cited the Luhrs City Center renovation and plan for a technology and innovation hub, the Tallwave High Tide program at the Luhrs City Center and the new Phoenix office of GiftCard Zen at the Luhrs City Center.
The fast-growing company of 20 employees decided to open a second office in Phoenix to tap into the local talent base and double its workforce. Giftcard Zen buys unwanted gift cards and sells them online for a discounted price.
KPNX news report on Luhrs City Center and Tallwave launch of High Tide, a national startup commercialization program that enables entrepreneurs to build their products, take them to market faster and effectively grow their ideas into viable, scalable and sustainable companies.
It’s a spirited time in the United States, and serious libations have come to cities near and far….It was notoriously hard to get a proper pour in the heart of Downtown before Bitter and Twisted opened. This new lounge sports a few rarities that are sure to perk up Phoenix drinkers. First, it serves food late and is open until 2 AM.
High Tide at Luhrs City Center to invest in qualified innovators, providing office space, living expenses and the resources to help grow startups quickly. Hansji Corporation, owners of the iconic Luhrs City Center (LCC), the revitalized historic block in the heart of downtown Phoenix, is excited to announce a partnership with Scottsdale-based new venture company…
More than 15 years ago, when he was in his 20s, he worked in a tiny basement studio there. He has taken over two storefronts in the newly restored buildings, bringing attention to spaces that, it is hoped, one day will house local businesses. “Randy Slack Retrospective, From the Luhrs Basement + Beyond” from 5 p.m.-midnight. Friday, Dec. 5.
The lure of the Luhrs lives on. More than 90 years after it was established, the landmark Luhrs City Center (LCC) has been revitalized thanks to a multiyear, multimillion-dollar restoration project.
Now under construction on the northwest corner of Central Avenue & Madison Street in downtown Phoenix, the all-new Luhrs City Center Marriott is a 19-story, 320-room hotel scheduled for completion in 2016.
Housed in the same building as the former prohibition headquarters of Arizona, Bitter & Twisted now brings a world-class cocktail lounge to downtown Phoenix with a neighborhood bar’s sensibilities.
