A flurry of activity is taking place at the revitalized Park Central in Phoenix as the project’s momentum continues to build as its redevelopment continues.
PHOENIX, Ariz., August 14, 2023–Grand Canyon University (GCU), the City of Phoenix, and the developers of Park Central, Plaza Companies, Holualoa Companies, and hotel operator Fayth Hospitality are joining together to initiate the Park Central Hospitality Training program.
PHOENIX (August 22, 2023) – Barrow Neurological Institute is partnering with Plaza Companies and Holualoa Companies to develop an innovative new 10,000-square-foot dry laboratory at Park Central that will further establish Phoenix as a destination center for medical discovery.
PHOENIX (May 1, 2023) – Park Central is the proud recipient of the Buildings and Structures: Historic Preservation & Adaptive Reuse category of Arizona Forward’s prestigious Environmental Excellence Awards, which took place on Saturday, April 29 at the JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn Resort & Spa.
PHOENIX (April 12, 2023) – In her State of the City address on April 12, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego announced that Park Central and midtown Phoenix have been designated as the newest Bioscience Hub in the community, known as the Phoenix Medical Quarter, Global Advancement of Health and Education.
PHOENIX (May 16, 2022) — A life sciences boom is underway in midtown Phoenix, making healthcare and bioscience among the fastest-growing industries in the greater Phoenix marketplace — and Park Central is at the heart of it.
PHOENIX (February 18, 2022) – Park Central is continuing its impact on the arts community by creating a partnership with Creighton University’s new health sciences campus to display photography created by at-risk youth.
PHOENIX (February 18, 2022) – Park Central is continuing its impact on the arts community by creating a partnership with Creighton University’s new health sciences campus to display photography created by at-risk youth.
PHOENIX (February 18, 2022) – Park Central is continuing its impact on the arts community by creating a partnership with Creighton University’s new health sciences campus to display photography created by at-risk youth.
