Everything a reporter, editor or partner needs in one place. If something you need isn't here, just ask — we'd rather send it than have you guess.
These are the numbers we stand behind. Earlier renderings and floor plans in circulation show different counts — those are outdated vintages. This list is current.
The historic core of Downtown Peoria was platted in 1886, and the railway that made it — the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix — came through in 1895. The shipping containers on the property are a nod to that. The black-steel canopy over the courtyard is a nod to the ironworks that stood here before.
One note on naming: the City of Peoria calls this district Downtown Peoria, and so do we. You will also see it called Old Town — same place, older habit.
Renderings, floor plans, construction photography, interviews with the partners, or a walk of the site — email hello@jeffersonhouseaz.com and we'll get back to you.
Construction progress photos are posted as we go on @jeffersonhouseaz and in The Build on our homepage. There's also a 3D walkthrough of the finished space if you'd like to see it before it exists.