By Helena Wegner | Phoenix Business Journal
A massive data center campus proposed in Mesa has been downsized by 800,000 square feet. The city’s Planning and Zoning Commission is set to weigh in on the changes.
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By Howard Fischer | AZ Capitol Time Pinal County taxpayers could get a $300 check from the state. The Senate Finance Committee voted 3-2 late
By Monica D. Spencer | In Maricopa Maricopa’s Planning & Zoning Commission has new leadership. Commissioners last night unanimously elected sitting Vice Chair Robert Klob
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By Janet Perez | Queen Creek Independent Queen Creek is maintaining public interest in downtown as construction of the $120 million Switchyard mixed-use development continues.
By Joshua Fenty | West Valley View The Tolleson City Council recently received an update regarding its Housing Study, detailing the community’s housing needs and
By Matt Wasileweski | Bisnow More than three dozen commercial real estate industry groups are urging the Senate to reconsider a provision in its housing