The concept:
Roland's Market is an adaptive reuse project on Van Buren St. in Downtown Phoenix. We're renovating, rebranding, and renewing this beautiful, historic building to bring it back to its original glory.
Roland's Market could be unique office space for a young start-up, a cool new retail space, or community gathering space. We can't wait to find a tenant who loves the building and its unique history as much as we do.
BUILDING AMENITIES:
- 13' 7" high ceilings
- Exposed wood trusses on 1/3 of the ceiling
- Original, classic stamped tin on 2/3 of the ceiling
- Exposed brick wall in the majority of the interior
- Large open space planning
- Exposed concrete floors with original scoring patterns
- New storefronts and doors, with high efficiency thermal ratings
- New private bathrooms
- New air conditioning systems
- New power and lighting systems with LED lighting
- New roofing and insulation
- Incredible signage opportunity on existing pole-mounted sign
- Generous parking
- Recycling collection option
AREA AMENITIES:
- Easy access to public transit and major freeways
- 12th Street and Washington light rail station
- Co+Hoots
- ASU Downtown Campus
- Phoenix Children's Museum
- Chase Field
- Camden Copper Square Apartments
- Asadero Norte de Sonora Restaurant
- 11 Capital Place and 12 Capital Place Apartments
- Van Buren Complete Streets Project
OUR TEAM:
Kevin Rille is a real estate manager and broker with KLMN Properties. He's the dude, so-to-speak, on this project.
Samer Haija is an investor in the Roland's Market project. He is based in the Bay Area in California, and works remotely in Phoenix for a large semiconductor solutions company.
Celine Rille is the Creative Director of Rille & Co., a creative studio in Downtown Phoenix. Celine is heading up the branding and creating the vibes for Roland's.
Tiffany Halperin is an investor in the Roland's Market project, and is providing urban design services for the project. She works with The Urban Culture Design Project to create both meaningful and beautiful projects in order to create positive social impacts in urban areas.
Brian Cassidy is a passionate advocate for creating livable, walkable, sustainable and exciting urban places. Brian has contributed to over 10,000 multifamily units in the western United States and is working on more than a dozen infill projects in Phoenix.
Kees Rietsema is a former USAF fighter pilot, university dean, business owner and consultant. He's thrilled to be a part of a team whose interests are in preserving Phoenix’s heritage and creating a space for new or existing business in the Van Buren corridor.