Development

Mesa aims for upscale dining with tax incentive deal on mixed-use property

The Craftsman mixed-use development will include apartments, retail and possibly upscale dining.

Courtesy city of Mesa

A proposed mixed-use development at the northwest corner of Hawes and Elliot roads could bring upscale restaurants to the area if the city of Mesa and a developer forge a retail development tax incentive agreement.

During its Monday meeting, the Mesa City Council unanimously approved issuing a notice of intent to enter the tax incentive deal with Martens Development Co. for The Craftsman project. The notice was on the council’s consent agenda in which all items are handled through one motion and vote.

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