The Joy Bus Diner just opened their new location on 32nd Street and Shea Blvd.
The Phoenix Fire Department helped get the iconic bus into the restaurant.
Open for Breakfast & Lunch:
Thursday – Sunday: 7am – 2pm
10401 N. 32nd. Street Phoenix, AZ 85018
Manuel’s Mexican Food Finds New Location in our Neighborhood!
Manuel’s Mexican Food has been a Nextdoor Neighborhood Favorite since 2017, they currently have eight locations around the valley. And now they are opening a new location at 3131 E Shea Blvd. Phoenix, 85028.
Save the date for September when they’ll be ready to serve up their amazing dishes.
Original Breakfast House Named Best Breakfast in Arizona!
We are thrilled to extend our heartiest congratulations to The Original Breakfast House for a well-deserved triumph. It’s located right in our neighborhood, at 13623 N 32nd St, Phoenix, AZ 85032.
So, whether you’re a local enthusiast or an out-of-town traveler seeking the ultimate breakfast experience, look no further than Original Breakfast House. Your taste buds are in for a treat, and your mornings are about to become unforgettable.
Check out the article on AZ Central Here!
After 8 years of vacancy, Antique Gatherings will be moving in! They offer a wide variety of wonderful things including fine antiques, art, rugs, re-purposed, mid century and industrial. Located on the NE corner of Shea/32nd St, next to the Bashas.
Welcome to 32|Renewed! The pulse of North Phoenix’s 32nd Street Corridor.
Our neighborhood is experiencing a renewed cultural and economic expansion. Municipal investments, business development, and passionate residents are growing our established community into a vibrant destination for entertainment, dining, shopping, and soaking in the beauty that North Phoenix has to offer.
I’m Louisa Ward, a Phoenix native. I have lived in and loved this neighborhood for 27 years. As a Realtor I sell homes across the valley, but I love calling our neighborhood home. I am your local neighborhood specialist. I specialize in Heritage Heights, Paradise Gardens, Sierra Bonita, and Mountain View Park subdivisions. My daughters both went to Shea Middle School and Shadow Mountain High School. I was an active participant in their schooling and was the team mom for their golf team. When I’m not working or spending time with my family I can usually be found hiking Piestewa Peak or visiting our local Farmers Market at Roadrunner Park. I love this area and know the many facets of this dynamic community. I am excited to see the changes that take place over the next few years as the City of Phoenix helps revitalize the neighborhood.
Contact me at 602-769-6699, MyAzRealtyTeam@gmail, or my website MyAzRealtyTeam.com.
Watt Communities of Arizona is building a new single family home development at 32nd street and Cactus in Phoenix called The Enclave.
The Enclave at 32nd St will be about 3.5 acres and situated on the southwestern corner of 32nd street and Cactus. The move grows the company’s local presence and expands its product offerings to include single-family detached homes and urban townhomes in suburban neighborhoods.
Scheduled to break ground in late 2014 with models set to be completed by mid-2015, The Enclave includes 31 two-story, single detached homes ranging from approximately 1700-200 square feet. All homes will feature a welcoming front porch concept, creative side patios, builder installed front yards and common area landscaping, walkable interior courtyards, and private rear entry, two car garages. The houses’ price range has yet to be determined.
“This development is based on a private drive design developed by our partners in California, and is a unique concept here in Arizona,” said Paul Timm, COO of Watt Communities of Arizona. “Having just one point of entry for the community adds a level of privacy and allows residents to own a small oasis within a bustling urban corridor. It is innovative housing in and active location, but also peaceful.”
The Enclave at 32nd street land acquisition closed escrow on May 13th for 1.275 million.
Steve Pritulsky, Watt Communities of Arizona president said that new homes in the area were few and far between since the downturn in the housing market. Creating infill projects like these, he added, helped make the lots useable again.
“Typically, there’s a greater degree of profitability in the infill market,” Pritulsky said. “To some extent, they’re kind of insulated a great deal from direct competition.”
He said infill developments also directly help the community by using resources that already exist.
“So often you hear criticism that the development industry promotes sprawl and the outward march into the suburbs,” he said. “So I think one of the most basic things that it does for the community is that it leverages off of existing infrastructure, and it doesn’t create the need to basically expand the city. You’re filling in the gaps.”
This is exciting news for the community of 32nd st. The vacant lot will finally have a purpose and is part of the 32 North revitalization plan.