Land in northeast Phoenix where the Arizona Coyotes once hoped to build an arena was sold to a Minnesota-based commercial developer for $136 million.

Verde Investments Inc., owned by billionaire Ernest Garcia II, purchased the remaining 34 acres of the former Fiesta Mall in Mesa for nearly $24 million.

A Minnesota-based commercial developer dropped $136 million to end a bidding war on land in northeast Phoenix that the Arizona Coyotes once desired.

Verde Investments — which is owned by Valley businessman Ernest Garcia II, the biggest shareholder of Tempe online vehicle retailer Carvana Co. — controls the 80-acre site. #phoenix ...

Attorneys for Verde Investments submitted the Fiesta Mall project documents to the city ahead of a scheduled meeting with city staff this week to discuss the plans.

Verde Investments, a holding company founded in 1992 by Garcia, invests in commercial properties. Its Verde Outdoor owns more than 1,200 billboards across the U.S.

Verde Investments, the real estate firm owned by billionaire Ernest Garcia II – the richest person in Arizona – in February completed the final land transaction for the 80-acre site, ...

Now dubbed Fiesta Redefined, here's how Verde Investments aims to reinvent the 80 acres that once housed Fiesta Mall. Local Sports Things To Do Politics Travel Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals.

Verde Investments Inc. proposes to do just that at the site of the closed — and mostly demolished — Fiesta Mall in Mesa. The Tempe-based company filed a rezoning application with the city of ...

Verde Investments, the real estate firm owned by billionaire Ernest Garcia II – the richest person in Arizona – in February completed the final land transaction for the 80-acre site, now ...

Real estate firm Verde Investments has finalized its purchase of the former Fiesta Mall site, according to the Phoenix Business Journal. Top Democrat Schumer backs Republican spending bill to ...

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