Some of my (you) readers commented unfavorably on the Legado project in downtown Prescott Valley that I reported on the other day.
Yes, right now it looks very ugly.
But as I've been trying to say, that is the parking garage and it will be enclosed with apartments and retail businesses.
Here, courtesy of Legado, is one picture of what it will look like when it's done.
It will have a rooftop restaurant, a smaller Arcade dining spot and a market at ground level, all operated by the well-known Prescott chef and restaurateur Barry Barbe.
So you see, it's not urban blight but a stylish addition to our town.
Patience, dear friends, patience.
thecontemplativecat here. Some small towns/cities are doing this. They have really changed the look. You have a lovely setting. Photos when it is close to done?
ReplyDeleteThat looks much better!
ReplyDeleteHmm
ReplyDeleteAgreed. Hope the shops are upscale, but really all about the food on the roof for me! Think of the views!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to seeing it as it goes forward. Thank you for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the kind of developments that constitute so much of what is now Scottsdale. People seem to love the commerce/food and residential mix...almost a village unto itself eh?
ReplyDeleteThat does look better and I like the rooftop restaurant idea.
ReplyDeleteBarry Barbie? Does he dress in pink? I knew his sister.
ReplyDeleteThings take time.
ReplyDeleteThe planned community at Point Ruston in Tacoma has developed into a vibrant and lovely destination.
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