When developers and Indian communities meet
When developers and Indian communities meet
TEAM: From left to right, Gerry Blomquist, developer; Russell Ray, a landowner, and Curtis Brown, of Ross Brown Partners, have all worked together to create the Pima Center, a 209 acre business park on the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian
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