State senator says ‘non-citizen’ classification Nazi-like
By Ben Giles | Arizona Capitol Times After comparing a proposed anti-immigrant measure to SB1070, Democrats now say it’s much worse. “This type of legislation
By Ben Giles | Arizona Capitol Times After comparing a proposed anti-immigrant measure to SB1070, Democrats now say it’s much worse. “This type of legislation
By Jeremy Duda | Arizona Capitol Times The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to lift the requirement that Arizona and other states get federal pre-approval for
Rosewood Homes purchased the Rosewood Golf Villas at Estrella located within the Estrella Master Plan at the southwest corner of Country Club and San Miguel drives, in
Colliers International in Greater Phoenix recently completed the sale of Cove on 44th, a 256-unit Class B apartment complex, for $7.78 million, or $30,390 per
Colliers International in Greater Phoenix recently completed two building sales with a combined total of $6.73 million for AZ Partsmaster, a supplier of home and
NEWS RELEASE Jan, 2, 2015 (Phoenix, AZ) With the new year begins a new era in the Arizona Attorney General’s Office. Attorney General-elect Mark Brnovich added
$18M sale of some or all of the 11 acre assemblage of land in downtown Scottsdale once planned for a $600M Solis Hotel north of
Below are the deals closed Wednesday, December 31, 2014, in Maricopa County over $5 million according to the Maricopa County Recorder. The Rose Law Group
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Friday, January 2, 2015 CONTACT: Brian Turmail (703) 459-0238; turmailb@agc.org CONSTRUCTION SPENDING DROPS IN NOVEMBER AS MONTHLY PUBLIC-SECTOR AND PRIVATE NONRESIDENTIAL DECLINES OFFSET
By Philip Haldiman, Editor-in-Chief | The Dealmaker The housing market may be flat in the Valley, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t people ready to
Special to Independent News Media, Inc. USA Following city council policy to boost economic development opportunities for Surprise, City Manager Bob Wingenroth announced new staff
Brewaz.com A company formed by Snyder Nationwide Real Estate Inc. in Scottsdale (Mark Snyder, pres.) paid $34 million ($108,974 per room) to buy the 312-room
By Stephanie Armour and Louise Radnofsky | The New York Times The first year of the Affordable Care Act is in the books, and now
The Huffington Post From New Mexico and Texas to Montana and New York, PNM and other investor-owned utilities are facing higher renewable energy standards starting
By Elizabeth Buff | onegreenplanet.org As 2014 comes to a came, it was a great time to take a look back at all of the
Mike Sunnucks, Senior Reporter | Phoenix Business Journal A Scottsdale development company – with Chinese backing – still plans on buying land from the city of
Here are the top 35 Dealmaker stories in 2014 ranked in order: Wall Street setting up housing crash, activists warn New Arcadia subdivision to fill
By Luci Scott | Arizona Builder’s Exchange A developer is asking for zoning for a 33-acre mixed-use project now so the parcel will be primed
Joel Cone | U.S. News & World Report Wild fluctuations in the nation’s real estate cycle have taken investors on a roller coaster ride since
By David Charron | Washington Post David Charron, president and CEO of Rockville-based multiple-listing service MRIS, writes an occasional column about the Washington-area real estate
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By Aparna Sekhar | Gilbert Sun News Developers hoping to build data centers in Gilbert may soon need to navigate tighter restrictions. Planner Sal Disanto
By Will Parker | Wall Street Journal Americans are up in arms over data centers. They worry about how much water these buildings use and
By Pollack The Fed is of two minds, and we finally got to see just how divided it is. The minutes of the June meeting show a Federal Open Market Committee that cannot agree on where interest