The preservation and rebirth of this Arizona landmark was the goal for the Smith brothers when they purchased the site in July of 2003.  The entire project was designed to incorporate the restaurant and original office building. This renovation served to preserve and maintain the architecture and character of the building while adding the necessary modern conveniences of today. In addition the project features +/- 99,000 square feet of office and industrial space.  Careful planning went into designing a project that created a sense of community for its users.  Pedestrian walkways, courtyards with café-style seating, recreation areas with horseshoe pits and bocce courts are framed by four buildings.  Jokake broke ground in November 2003 on two office buildings that range in size from 8,000 to 33,500 square feet and a 40,000 square foot industrial building that includes several industrial condominiums. When the project was completed in January of 2005, Jokake Companies relocated their offices from Camelback Road to 17,000 square feet of space within the project.  The Stockyards unique character has been key in attracting users who want to be a part of this historical project.  The properties location has been a bonus.  Nearly every freeway passes by the project, making for easy access for employees and users traveling from all parts of the Valley.

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