Jim Irving appointed to Maricopa P&Z Commission
By Josh Chesler | inMaricopa.com The Maricopa City Council unanimously appointed Jim Irving to the city’s Planning & Zoning Commission Tuesday. Irving, a former Maricopa
By Josh Chesler | inMaricopa.com The Maricopa City Council unanimously appointed Jim Irving to the city’s Planning & Zoning Commission Tuesday. Irving, a former Maricopa
By Kevin Smead | Solar.org 10. University of Arizona (4,428 kW) The University of Arizona in Tuscon has a number of major sustainability efforts underway
By Georgann Yara, Special for The Arizona Business Gazette Enduring one recession early in his career gave Cachet Homes founder and President Matt Cody the
By Dina ElBoghdady | The Washington Post For more than 20 years, Mark Vinciguerra’s small bank specialized in making home loans to first-time buyers in
By Jonathan Smoke | Real Estate News As the summer winds down, typically, so does house-hunting activity. But the first readings from August, which came
By Erik Gunther | Real Estate News Every year, students fall in love with their college city and decide to settle near their school. But
By Mary Beth Faller | The Arizona Republic Phoenix Country Day School recently unveiled its $8.8 million aquatic center, which includes two heated pools and
By Amanda Ventura | azbigmedia.com While Phoenix is in the throes of commercial recovery, Tucson is, comparably, about 18 to 24 months behind. The city’s
By Srianthi Perera |The Arizona Republic From the outset, people who homesteaded in Queen Creek built farm-oriented lives in a close-knit community on the southeastern
By Kathleen Hennessey | Los Angeles Times Obama to delay action on immigration until after election, White House official says Amid pressure from Democrats worried
Special to Independent Newsmedia, Inc. USA Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services announced Sept. 4 that it raised the city of Surprisegeneral obligation bonds rating from
By Ronald J. Hansen | The Arizona Republic Don’t look for Arizona’s usual rapid economic growth to come back any time soon. Elliott D. Pollack,
2014 ScreenCraft Comedy Script Contest Semi-Finalists Announced Listed below are the semi-finalists of the 2014 ScreenCraft Comedy Script Contest! Culled by our readers and judges from over
Former Gila River Community Governor Mary Thomas passes – prayers are with her family Visitation for Mary V. Thomas, 70, of Sacaton, formerly governor of
Motovto blog When you look up the word “snobby,” you basically get a whole lot of other words that boil down to one primary sentiment:
Blandford Homes on Friday announce plans for “MULBERRY”, a master planned community comprising 545 Lots in Phase 1, which will homes ranging from 1,600 to
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Below is a list of the deals closed yesterday in Maricopa County over $5 million according to the Maricopa County Recorder. Rose Law Group Reporter
By Brian Wright | Maricopa Monitor Anthony Smith stood behind the constituents in his district, but he was alone. In a 4-1 vote on Wednesday,
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By Philip Haldiman | The Arizona Republic Two top officials with city of Surprise have resigned from their jobs. Public Works Director Richard McKinley tendered
By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal The housing bust and its slow recovery also are an impediment to a rebound in Phoenix’s commercial real
By Jeff St. John | Greentech Media Tesla Motors is finally ready to confirm that it’s building its $5 billion Giga factory in Nevada, putting
AZRE Colliers International in Greater Phoenix recently completed the sale of Dobson Springs, a 120-unit Class B apartment complex, for $9.12 million, or $76,000 per
By Mike Sunnucks | Phoenix Business Journal When Karen and Steve were looking to buy a home after renting, they focused on urban areas close
By Jeff Metcalfe and Catherine Reagor | The Arizona Republic USA Basketball’s new home in Tempe will be built as part of a $436 million
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(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Phoenix Country Day School.) By Paradise Valley Independent Phoenix County Day School has plans for major renovations to the campus including improvements
By Phoenix New Times A year-long saga over who will manage Arizona’s beloved Salt River wild horses has ended. The horses will remain under the care
By Julia Rodgers | National Law Review In light of MacKenzie Scott’s reported $7.2 billion in philanthropic donations in 2025, taking her total lifetime giving