Luhrs Tower 45 W Jefferson St 334–19 894 pi² d'espace disponible • Bureau • 4 étoiles • Phoenix, AZ 85003

This suite has an open floorplan with modern polished concrete floors and exposed ceilings. Plug & Play space. Private floor access, suite facing all of the beautiful downtown views. Matterport: https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=xEUPmGJYsGT

Virtual Tour: https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=e7SsnMMgh2A MODERN The intersection of Madison St. & Central Ave. was once the busiest in young Phoenix. A major renovation of two historic high rises has re-energized the block. This architecturally classic property has undergone extensive redevelopment to create a unique and exciting location for office tenants, restaurateurs and retailers. There exists no other location like this in Arizona. This has returned life and added 21st Century urban excitement to the city’s “Main & Main.” HISTORICAL Luhrs, the city’s first two skyscrapers, are established on the Phoenix Historic Property Register - the crown jewels of its downtown. Opened in 1924 as the tallest building in Arizona, the Luhrs Building also represents the first major commercial office in Phoenix. The Luhrs Tower opened a few doors west in 1930 and became the state’s tallest high rise and a Phoenix masterpiece HIGHLIGHTS • Creative office space • Bitter & Twisted voted one of the best bars in the U.S. • 1-minute walk from the Metro Light Rail Stop at Jefferson Street & First Avenue • Arizona State University’s 12,500 student campus • 1400 housing units and 490 hotel rooms under construction • Approximately 30 restaurants within a 2 block radius • Phoenix Biomedical Campus includes TGen and University of Arizona Cancer Center • Phoenix Symphony Hall, Herberger Theater, Dodge Theater, and the Orpheum Theater combine for over 500,000 visitors annually • 4.5 billion invested downtown since 2004 • Stories: 10 and 14-story office buildings • On site 6 level parking garage • Institutional ownership

MODERN The intersection of Madison St. & Central Ave. was once the busiest in young Phoenix. A major renovation of two historic high rises has re-energized the block. This architecturally classic property has undergone extensive redevelopment to create a unique and exciting location for office tenants, restaurateurs and retailers. There exists no other location like this in Arizona. This has returned life and added 21st Century urban excitement to the city’s “Main & Main.” HISTORICAL Luhrs, the city’s first two skyscrapers, are established on the Phoenix Historic Property Register – the crown jewels of its downtown. Opened in 1924 as the tallest building in Arizona, the Luhrs Building also represents the first major commercial office in Phoenix. The Luhrs Tower opened a few doors west in 1930 and became the state’s tallest high rise and a Phoenix masterpiece HIGHLIGHTS • Creative office space • Bitter & Twisted voted one of the best bars in the U.S. • 1-minute walk from the Metro Light Rail Stop at Jefferson Street & First Avenue • 320 room Marriott Hotel under construction on site • Arizona State University’s 12,500 student campus • 1400 housing units and 490 hotel rooms under construction • Approximately 30 restaurants within a 2 block radius • Phoenix Biomedical Campus includes TGen and University of Arizona Cancer Center • Phoenix Symphony Hall, Herberger Theater, Dodge Theater, and the Orpheum Theater combine for over 500,000 visitors annually • 4.5 billion invested downtown since 2004 • Stories: 10 and 14-story office buildings • Parking ratio: 3.27:1,000 • On site 6 level parking garage • Insitiutional ownership

MODERN The intersection of Madison St. & Central Ave. was once the busiest in young Phoenix. A major renovation of two historic high rises has re-energized the block.

MODERN The intersection of Madison St. & Central Ave. was once the busiest in young Phoenix. A major renovation of two historic high rises has re-energized the block.

The intersection of Madison St. & Central Ave. was once the busiest in young Phoenix. A major renovation of two historic high rises has re-energized the block.

Virtual Tour Link Below. https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=yMRj5WwWu2n

The intersection of Madison St. & Central Ave

Contiguous with Floor 11