Prescott names new city manager
From City of Prescott By Prescott eNews The City of Prescott is pleased to announce the selection of Dallin Kimble as its next city manager. Kimble comes to Prescott with fourteen years of
From City of Prescott By Prescott eNews The City of Prescott is pleased to announce the selection of Dallin Kimble as its next city manager. Kimble comes to Prescott with fourteen years of
By Katie Lockhart | Huffington Post Megan Greenwood is the founder and owner of Greenwood Brewing Company in Phoenix, Arizona. She started her career as an
By Paul Maryniak | SanTan Sun News A report last week from one of the leading analysts of the Valley’s housing market echoed author F. Scott Fitzgerald’s
RENDERING VIA TOWN OF QUEEN CREEK By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal South Korea-based LG Energy Solution has secured financing through New York investment
(Graphic via Amkor Tech) By Philip Haldiman | YourValley Amkor Technologies locating in Peoria has gotten much praise, but that doesn’t mean everybody is excited about the
(Photo via SEALSQ press release) By Amy Edelen | Phoenix Business Journal A Swiss semiconductor company plans to establish a new U.S. headquarters including an assembly and test center in the Valley that will
(Rendering courtesy of Sunbelt Investment Holdings) By AZRE Sunbelt Investment Holdings, Inc. (SIHI) recently celebrated the groundbreaking for Buckeye Commons, a much-anticipated, Costco-anchored retail center in the bustling
By Jason W. Brooks | YourValley There weren’t many items on the agenda for the March 20 Chandler Planning and Zoning Commission regular meeting. That made for
By Scott Shumaker | East Valley Tribune Earlier this month, the president of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council told Mesa business leaders that the area surrounding
By AZRE Peak Southern LLC has paid $3 million for 5.83 acres at 10834 E. Southern Ave. in Mesa. The buyer plans to develop a Mesa retail center on the site,
We need your help! We have organized our first ever, LOVE YOUR COMMUNITY Cleanup Day, and we could use all the volunteers we can get! Before the Pandemic, the County was able to utilize prison inmates
By Kira Caspers | Foothills Focus Cave Creek will begin construction on a new Phoenix water interconnect project in April after receiving a $2 million federal grant from a recent infrastructure bill.
Via City of Mesa By Scott Shumaker | East Valley Tribune Work has stopped again at The GRID in downtown Mesa, a ballyhooed apartment and
This 3D rendering shows the north entrance for the proposed Maricopa Stonegate build-to-rent development on Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway and Stonegate Road. This particular entrance would
By Lee Shappell | Tempe Tribune Tempe might not be trying to put the genie back in the bottle over reduced parking minimums at new downtown high-rise residences
By Paul Maryniak | East Valley Tribune Affordable housing in Tempe took another hit in February as the average sale price of a home here jumped 12.4% over February 2023. The average price of a home sold in Tempe last month was
By Queen Creek Sun Times The Common Sense Institute (CSI) has released its latest Quarterly Housing Report, shedding light on the evolving landscape of Arizona’s housing market. While the report
By Ron Davis | Phoenix Business Journal A multi-phased campus eyed for Mesa’s Elliot Road Technology Corridor could create hundreds of new jobs. The project proposal was filed in Mesa by Patrick Hallman of Phoenix-based architecture firm C&H
Photo via Town of Paradise Valley By MacKenzie Brower | YourValley The Town of Paradise Valley recently published its Popular Annual Financial Report for fiscal year 2023, which summarizes the town’s financial activities and
By Jeff Gifford | Phoenix Business Journal The Valley as a whole is not among the nation’s wealthiest metros, but Scottsdale is moving fast in that direction.
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Google.) By Julian Spector | Canary Media Arizona just added its biggest grid battery so far, part of a nationwide trend toward
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Heath Melton, who was named president of the Phoenix region for Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. (NYSE: HHH) in October 2021, is no
By Independent Newsmedia German grocer Aldi has sold part of a lot it owns in Gilbert to an apartment developer, according to commercial real estate website vizzda.com. An entity tracing to
By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal Remaining properties around the Phoenix Deer Valley Airport continue to be built out with more industrial buildings to meet the ongoing demand for
Rendering via City of Mesa By Richard Dyer | YourValley Two four-story hotels — an Extended Stay America Premier Suites and a Marriott Studio — are to
Photo Via City of Scottsdale By J. Graber | Scottsdale Progress The Scottsdale City Council unanimously approved $9.2 million in improvements to Scottsdale Stadium during its March 19 meeting. The improvements will include
By Howard Fischer | YourValley PHOENIX – A fight over the future of the Arizona Commerce Authority is turning into a war of wills between Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs and Queen Creek Sen. Jake
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The San Tan Construction and Sunset Companies industrial site is located north of the Vulcan Mine and west of the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR). (Image
By BisNow Trillions of dollars are needed by the end of the decade to meet the anticipated demand for artificial intelligence data centers. To avoid a funding shortfall, tech giants and developers are being forced to get creative
By Mark Cowling | Pinal Central FLORENCE — The town is advertising for an economic development director again, and some Town Council members said it’s about time. Councilmember Tony Bencina said during