City economic development manager Jeanine Jerkovic says therecent city council meeting focused on bids received for the24-year-old complex at 12425 W. Bell Rd., though no hard decisionswere reached. The big surprise, says Jerkovic, was the proposed userequest for the four-building asset.
"There seemed to be a lot of interest in setting up some kind ofbusiness incubation center," she tells GlobeSt.com. "That wasn'tsomething that had come up before, and we're taking a look atpossibly doing something along those lines."
Surprise's city hall was introduced to the market throughauction in October 2008 at a minimum bid of $8.6 million. The citywas willing to entertain both sale and lease bids, but Jerkovicsays no sale bids were received by the deadline of Nov. 20.
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