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Walking on Water

By John Dickerson November 08, 2007

The conference table in Fred Unger's office is cheap. The walls are papered with photos and magazine spreads tacked into drywall — there's none of the mahogany and marble typical of... More >>>

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A rendering of SouthBridge, Fred UngerÂ�s mixed-use village, which backs up to the Arizona Canal in downtown Scottsdale.

Fred Unger bought the charred remains of Hermosa Inn in 1992. He rebuilt the Paradise Valley property into a historic landmark.

Next, he transformed the dilapidated Royal Palms into one of the finest resorts in the Southwest.

Jennifer Croll and Abby Traister, the fashion powerhouses behind The Mix, are assembling 25 local designers and boutiques for SouthBridge.

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Fred Unger bought the charred remains of Hermosa Inn in 1992. He rebuilt the Paradise Valley property into a historic landmark.

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Fred Unger bought the charred remains of Hermosa Inn in 1992. He rebuilt the Paradise Valley property into a historic landmark.

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