Scottsdale’s housing market is rebounding
By Peter Corbett The Arizona Republic Scottsdale’s housing market is showing healthy gains this year with the median price of $377,750 up 6.1percent over 2011.
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By Peter Corbett The Arizona Republic Scottsdale’s housing market is showing healthy gains this year with the median price of $377,750 up 6.1percent over 2011.
by Debra Gelbart Phoenix Business Journal It’s time to embrace the flipside of the half-empty strip shopping centers and unfinished building projects that still can
By Alyssa Lee The Arizona Republic All but three Northwest Valley ZIP Codes saw rising home values in the first eight months of the year,
The East Valley Tribune Mesa officials held a ceremony Monday morning to mark the start of construction on Encore, a five-story, 81-unit independent senior living
By Maria Poletta The Arizona Republic Debate over a subdivision planned just south of Gilbert and Queen Creek roads dominated last week’s Chandler City Council
Submitted by Patrick Brenner, Apache Junction public information officer. Special to The Republic Downtown Apache Junction has seen many improvements over the last couple of
By Parker Leavitt The Arizona Republic Central Christian Church is on track with plans to build nearly 300 houses surrounding its south Gilbert campus after
By Ray Stern Phoenix New Times Valley marijuana patients lost another over-the-counter source for their meds earlier this month when Gilbert police raided Arizona
By Cale Cottens Cronkite News Debbie Padia’s hair salon eats up a lot of electricity and, with times being what they are, she has been
Arizona Capitol Times Education has always been a major part of my life. My father, Dr. George N. Smith, was a highly respected teacher and
By Aaron Romano Wine Spectator Hot, dry summers, freezing temperatures, monsoons and dust storms are just a few of the struggles that Verde Valley winemakers
The Associated Press Officials from Arizona and other Western states are demanding limits on oil-shale drilling along the Colorado River over concerns the thirst for
By Luci Scott and Matt Dempsey The Arizona Republic Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa and Tempe saw increases in the overall median home price this year compared
By Ucilia Wang Renewable Energy World Most people who drive up and down on Highway 101 through California would never think of making a one-hour
By Ryan Randazzo The Arizona Republic Solar energy and global warming have gotten scant attention from the presidential candidates this campaign season, but those issues
By Peter Corbett The Arizona Republic Two backers of a plan to build an elevated recreational trail over McDowell Road in Scottsdale say they will
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By Scott Shumaker | The Mesa Tribune Visit Mesa’s board of directors have adopted the organization’s first 10-year master plan for tourism to transform the city into a
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