Downtown District Employment Center
Located in the heart of the City, Downtown Mesa offers a wealth
of opportunities for business owners, consumers and art
enthusiasts alike. In
addition
to offering a pedestrian-friendly atmosphere, Downtown Mesa is
host to many high-profile events to entertain and inspire the
young and young-at-heart, including:
The City of Mesa is growing by leaps and bounds and Downtown
Mesa is fast becoming the hub of activities for this prospering
region. Downtown's cultural anchor, the renowned Mesa Arts
Center draws over 387,000 patrons to events in its facilities
annually. A mix of art galleries, studios, and attractions
including the Mesa Arts Center, Arizona Museum for Youth, Mesa
Amphitheatre and the Mesa Arts Southwest Museum contribute to
the creation of a unique and lively core that reflects a diverse
community of artists and cultural organizations, businesses,
venues and events.
In round numbers, Downtown Mesa has 7,000 employees, 3,000
residents, and more than 11,000 daily visitors who come to shop,
play, learn, and conduct commerce. Businesses located in
Downtown Mesa are strategically positioned to take advantage of
a large workforce that is accessible by three integrated
freeways: the Superstition (US 60), Price (101) and Red
Mountain (202). When considering total business activity
Downtown Mesa is a $2 billion dollar square mile business
district.
Invest
in Downtown Mesa!
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Design work is underway to
construct a 3.1 mile light rail extension into Downtown Mesa
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Over $200 million in
public/ private investment since 1997
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250 commercial property owners and
490 businesses
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Minutes away from three major
freeways
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The Central Main Plan establishes an Urban Village
Concept
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Pedestrian friendly
Main Street with abundant free parking
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An established Arts and
Cultural District with unique destinations
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Five National Register
historic districts offering residents close proximity to
Downtown
Additional Resources
Redevelopment
Opportunities
METRO Max Rewards Program
Downtown Mesa
Brochure
Development Incentives
Mesa Light Rail
Extension
Central Main Plan
For more information about Downtown Mesa, contact
Lori Gary