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Lee Shappell

Lee Shappell

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Editor, The Tempe Tribune

Ahwatukee

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TV entertainment

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Total articles 438

  • $6M land purchase moves downtown skyscraper forward

    By Lee Shappell Verified| The Tempe Tribune@ Aplanned 27-story residential building approved by Tempe City Council nearly two years ago moved a step forward with the purchase of the 0.61-acre site downtown for $6 million. AZ-Tempe Holdings LLC and Trinitas Ventures, headed by Loren King, bought the four parcels, which were combined for the project at 211 E. 7th St., on April 2 from Indiana-based College Enterprises, Inc., headed by Therese Stohlgren, according to commercial real-estate tracker vizzda.com.

    By Lee Shappell Verified · The Tempe Tribune

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • Tempe poised to start general business licenses

    By Lee Shappell Verified| The Tempe Tribune@ Tempe does not require a general business license. Why the Valley’s most cosmopolitan suburb has no business license might reflect the small town it once was and that never felt the need for it before its exponential growth in recent decades. That could be about to change. Tempe is proposing the creation of a general business license. The City Council supported moving forward with the license, carrying a $25 fee, during a recent work study session. The Tempe Chamber of Commerce endorses it.

    By Lee Shappell Verified · The Tempe Tribune

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • $6M land purchase moves downtown skyscraper forward

    By Lee Shappell Verified| The Tempe Tribune@ Aplanned 27-story residential building approved by Tempe City Council nearly two years ago moved a step forward with the purchase of the 0.61-acre site downtown for $6 million. AZ-Tempe Holdings LLC and Trinitas Ventures, headed by Loren King, bought the four parcels, which were combined for the project at 211 E. 7th St., on April 2 from Indiana-based College Enterprises, Inc., headed by Therese Stohlgren, according to commercial real-estate tracker vizzda.com.

    By Lee Shappell Verified · The Tempe Tribune

    Apr. 22, 2025

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The Tempe Tribune

Ahwatukee, United States