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Before Roosevelt Row was a destination, there was DeSoto.
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Before Roosevelt Row was a destination, there was DeSoto.

In 2014, MCI helped transform a crumbling 1930s DeSoto car dealership in the heart of downtown Phoenix into a community food hall that became a launchpad for some of the city's most celebrated restaurants — including a James Beard-nominated kitchen. Before Roosevelt Row was a destination, there was DeSoto.

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Designing in Phoenix — The Evolution of Our City’s Homes, Businesses, and Community
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Designing in Phoenix — The Evolution of Our City’s Homes, Businesses, and Community

Since 2011, Mackenzie Collier Interiors has been designing in Phoenix, from historic bungalows to corporate headquarters. We’ve watched the city evolve—DeSoto Central Market in Roosevelt Row, The McKinley Club on Grand Ave, Greenwood Brewing, and beyond—each project reflecting Phoenix’s creative spirit and rapid growth. Today, as housing prices and construction costs rise, we help homeowners, businesses, and community hubs design spaces that balance functionality, beauty, and local culture.

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