[IN-DEPTH] Looming end of federal subsidy poses challenge for solar industry
By Rachel Leingang | Arizona Capitol Times The future of solar in Arizona is getting a bit cloudy. Facing the end of a major federal
By Rachel Leingang | Arizona Capitol Times The future of solar in Arizona is getting a bit cloudy. Facing the end of a major federal
The Monday Morning Quarterback / A quick analysis of important economic data released over the past week Elliott D. Pollack & Co. In Arizona, total
By Ryan Randazzo | The Republic | azcentral.com APS and SRP can charge customers for unpaid bills of their roommates The utilities also can refuse
Daily Real Estate News Limited inventories of for-sale homes continue to push home prices higher across the country. For 10 states, those limited listings even
Below are the deals that closed Friday July 10, 2015 in Maricopa County over $5M according to the Maricopa County Recorder. Rose Law Group Reporter
By Tom Randall | BloombergNews Coal is having a hard time lately. U.S. power plants are switching to natural gas, environmental restrictions are kicking in,
By Roland Murphy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange Claiming a major lack of quality office space in the Downtown Scottsdale area, Stockdale Capital Partners is planning
By Roland Murphy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange DeRito Partners and Spectrum Retirement Communities will build a 168-unit, 160KSF congregate care facility on a six-acre portion
By Tim Stratton, treasurer, Scottsdale Industrial Development Authority | Scottsdale Independent (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are posted for discussion purposes only.) Nearly 30 years ago
By Darrell Jackson | Peoria TImes By a 6-0 vote, Peoria city council approved the purchase of the New River Utility Company (NRUC) for $10
By Rose Law Group Reporter On Tuesday, the Florence Town Council is slated to enter into discussions and approve or disapprove to enter into an
By Sterline Fluharty | Peoria Times Peoria added almost 4,000 jobs during the 2015-16 fiscal year, or nearly double the increase in employed residents the
By Roland Murphy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange Taylor Morrison plans to build 24 single-family luxury homes on 1.9 acres at 3510 N. Miller Road in
By Diana Olick | CNBC Turmoil in the Chinese stock market could have a quick and direct effect on U.S. housing. From newly built homes
By Brena Swanson | HousingWire Distressed sales—real estate-owned (REO) and short sales—made up 11.1% of total home sales in April, down 3 percentage points from
By Yuqing Pan | realtor.com Ok, here we are: deep into the sweltering, extended days and steamy nights of midsummer. So what’s better then
Sun Corridor Inc. (formerly TREO) Board of Directors has announced the following new leadership positions for the Fiscal Year 2015-16 beginning July 1: Officers: Chairman
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/Arizona Daily Sun A fight playing out in Arizona courts could determine whether some people have to pay
By Sue Doerfler | The Republic | azcentral.com Arizona is one of only seven states that take an active regulatory role in Indian gaming and
By Ken Alltucker, The Republic | azcentral.com More than two-thirds of Republican lawmakers who sued to overturn Medicaid coverage for low-income Arizonans took state-sponsored health-insurance
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star The Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is pushing hard for the 28,000-home Villages of Vigneto project in Benson,
By Chris Coppola, The Republic | azcentral.com Developers of a project that will bring 158 new apartments to downtown Chandler will be allowed to delay
By Maria Polletta, The Republic | azcentral.com Three years after a Mesa push to attract old-school liberal-arts universities landed the city five new branch colleges,
By Bob McClay | KTAR Dozens of pro-immigrant supporters clapped and prayed as they showed up outside of Governor Doug Ducey’s office at the State
By Raquel Hendrickson | inMaricopa More than 200 homeowners applied for solar permits in June. File photo In a race to the finish, 244 applications
By Raquel Hendrickson | inMaricopa Court audit shows limited security breach of files Clerk of the Superior Court Amanda Stanford and County Attorney Lando Voyles
By Luige del Puerto | Arizona Capitol Times Incessant allegations that Arizona Public Service, the state’s largest utility and one of its largest employers, spent
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By Ashley Murray | AZ Mirror WASHINGTON — The $1,776 “warrior dividend” checks President Donald Trump announced during Wednesday’s prime-time address will come from basic
By Kylie Werner | KTAR News PHOENIX — Although Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs holds the state’s record for the most bills vetoed in a legislative
By Keith Walther | Rose Law Group Reporter Everyone’s favorite animated yellow sponge returns to the big screen with all his friends for another adventure