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Here’s an update on economic activity in Maricopa in April:
Fry’s Marketplace at 21145 N. John Wayne Pkwy. will spend $53,000 to add 1,500 square feet for a veterinary clinic and grooming/boarding facility. A sliding door entry will be replaced with a double swing door on the exterior. Interior renovation will include removal of wall partitions, flooring and ceiling. New or modified electrical, mechanical and plumbing systems will be added.
At its building at 19025 N. San Pablo St., Tortosa South Homeowners Association will spend $800 to provide telecommunications services to residents within the new build area of Tortosa. A power supply was needed for electronics within the parcels. Work will be done by Native Technology Solutions Inc.
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Dayv Morgan
Traditionally, prospective homebuyers have a wish list of features and amenities in mind as they conduct their search for a new residence. Perhaps quartz countertops or a three-car garage or maybe even a backyard pool.
Those looking to build a new home might have incorporated upgrades or extras by the builder to get their dream house. But the white-hot real estate market has changed all that.
With super-low inventory of resale homes and homebuilders across the country struggling to keep up with demand, homebuyers are being forced to abandon their wish lists just to get in a home.
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The land south of the overpass and east east of John Wayne Parkway is planned for the Maricopa Station development that would include a local market and, perhaps, retail stores, restaurants and hotels. Photo by Bob McGovern
The city made two recent land transactions – one purchase and one sale – as part of efforts to facilitate development.
The purchase of about 15 acres of land – mostly along the Union Pacific railroad tracks just south of the overpass and east of John Wayne Parkway – cost $5.9 million. It was bought from Michigan developer Shaun Ridge LLC.
The city intends to use the land to develop a public market and infrastructure, including streets, utilities and green space, according to the city’s draft capital improvement projects plan. It is intended to spur economic, residential and retail development as part of its plans for Maricopa Station, which encompasses the total acreage south of the overpass where the east side of Honeycutt Av
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A road crew works on improvements to Edison Road
at the entrance of Sonoran Creek
Marketplace as construction on the shopping center continues. Photo by Bob McGovern
As part of the Edison Road widening project, the city will close the Rio Drive entrance to Acacia Crossings for about three weeks.
The road will be closed from May 5-25 to reconstruct the intersection, the city said. Rio Drive lies west of John Wayne Parkway and east of Roosevelt Ave.
Edison Road will remain open, but traffic will be shifted onto the newly paved lanes during construction. Crews will be milling and removing old pavement and repaving the westbound lanes of Edison Road (on the north side of the street) requiring the Rio Drive closure.
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