By Philip Haldiman | YourValley.net
The Peoria Planning Commission recommended a proposal to bring a nearly 200-room dual-brand hotel to the Bell corridor, made up of two combined buildings on one site — a four story Fairfield Inn and Suites and a four story TownePlace Hotel.
The two Marriott hotels, proposed for 3.3 acres at the southwest corner of Paradise Lane and 75th Avenue, will be connected by a shared lobby and guest reception area.
By NAHB A recent report, authored by the UCLA Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies and published by the Terner Center at UC Berkeley, examines how inclusionary zoning rules impact housing production and affordability.
Level Crossing rendering courtesy of ARCO Construction Company By AZRE ARCO Construction Company (ARCO) held a groundbreaking ceremony recently to begin Phase 3 of the Level Crossing
By Terrance Thornton | Digital Free Press Paradise Valley voters will elect a new mayor — from a field of 3 — this election season. Community stewards Mary Hamway, Mark
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