Grand
Historic, but revitalized in 2008, this walkable, eclectic neighborhood is a favorite for creatives.
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WELCOME TO Grand
Historic, but revitalized in 2008, this neighborhood is a favorite for creatives. The Historic Grand Avenue neighborhood (sometimes also referred to as The Triangle neighborhood) is quickly becoming a hub for local businesses, new restaurants, and art galleries. Anchored by Bragg’s Pie Factory, Grand Avenue was shaped by Beatrice Moore, an artist who purchased Bragg’s in an effort to save the architecture and neighborhood. Over the last decade, Beatrice, her husband Tony, and many others have come together to revitalize and preserve the neighborhood and its buildings.
by the numbers
80
walk score
98
BIKE SCORE
6
BARS
12
ART
GALLERIES
8
COFFEE
SHOPS
12
restaurants
14
boutiques
4
Salons
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
This walkable neighborhood is the perfect spot for those who are looking for all the amenities of Downtown without the price tag. Bordering the FQ Story neighborhood, Grand is a mix of single family homes, commercial businesses, modern condos, art studios, and rentals. Homes in this area include a mix of historic single-family residences and newer apartments and condos.
homes for sale/rent
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THINGS TO DO
Looking for plant stores, bars, tea shops, salons, and galleries? Grand has it all. Stretching from Van Buren all the way up to 15th avenue, Grand holds many shops and eateries—all local, small businesses. Popular spots for food include award winning Chilte and Bacanora, as well as Novel Ice Cream, and Chacha’s Tea Lounge. Shops and galleries include Five15 Art Gallery, Hazel and Violet Letterpress, Pueblo Plant Nursery, and Phoenix Trolley Museum.
