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Novus Innovation Corridor offers glimpse of how mixed-use projects can enhance communities

Novus Innovation Corridor in Tempe continues to grow, bringing about new retail to complement the district's office space.

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Novus Innovation Corridor in Tempe was initially started as a district supporting Arizona State University’s athletic facilities.

As it continues to develop, it’s shaping up to be a destination for all Valley residents.

Universities have struggled to provide the necessary upkeep of sports facilities without taxpayer and student funding, and a 2010 state bill allowed for Arizona’s three public universities to create university athletic districts to address the issue.

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