PV welcomes new restaurants, shops as redevelopment continues
PHOENIX - If you've been near the old site of the Paradise Valley Mall recently, you might have noticed a lot has changed.
What we know:
The re-envisioned area, now called PV, has new restaurants, shops and residences. It's all part of its $2 billion redevelopment.
The first phase of PV is now open near Cactus Road and Tatum Boulevard. There's already a ton going on with even more to come in the next few years.
Right now, Valley favorites like Trevor's, Blanco Cocina + Cantina, and Flower Child are now open. Wren House Brewing will open in the next few weeks.
There's also a Whole Foods Market and Sephora.
The list goes on and on.
Developers say they're focused on bringing the community together by featuring a concert series, movies in the park, and a fitness series.
Demolition efforts begin at Paradise Valley Mall as redevelopment project moves forward
The demolition is part of a redevelopment project that’s been years in the works, and officials say the 92-acre site will be developed in phases.
What's next:
PV will soon be home to around 3,000 residential units – 400 of those units just opened up.
The popular Scottsdale restaurant CALA, located at the Senna House Hotel, will be opening a second location at PV. That's expected to open in 2026.
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It was one of the most beloved malls in the Valley, and following its opening in 1979, Paradise Valley Mall was the place to be, and the place to be seen. Now, the mall is mostly gone, having been demolished to make way for a new development project. FOX 10 Photojournalist Joe Tillman has more on PV Mall's rise and fall.
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