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.