World’s Best Bars: Bitter and Twisted
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.
9 Great Cocktail Venues for Groups to Network and Unwind
Unique, booze-infused venues, including traditional bars, speakeasies and distilleries, await groups that would like to toast over delicious handcrafted cocktails after a meeting.
Coffee shops are taking over downtown Phoenix, and they’re not all Starbucks
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.
2 New Restaurant Tenants at Luhrs City Center
Two popular restaurant tenants have committed to Luhrs City Center in downtown Phoenix: La Madeleine Country French Café and Serafina Coffee Bar.
How Luhrs City Center got to be Redevelopment of the Year
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.
2017 Best of NAIOP Honor for Luhrs City Center
Lincoln Property Company (LPC) has earned the 2017 Best of NAIOP “Redevelopment Project of the Year” for Luhrs City Center, a National Historic Landmark.
2016 TOBY Award to Luhrs City Center
Lincoln Property Company earns “The Outstanding Building of the Year” (TOBY) for its management of Luhrs City Center in downtown Phoenix.
Lincoln Property Co., Invesco Buy Luhrs City Center
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.
Video: Artist Randy Slack’s Retrospective
Watch this video from Artist Randy Slack’s Retrospective Install and Opening Reception.
Tallwave launches inaugural startup class
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.