By InBusiness Phoenix KP Elite and the Zaback Group, two of the most prolific real estate teams in Arizona, have announced a landmark merger, creating the largest real estate team in the state. The merger brings together two of EXP Realty‘s highest-producing teams
(Photo via Vestar) (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Vestar.) By Queen Creek Independent Ashley Furniture Home Store opens Friday at Queen Creek Crossing, as developer Vestar announces
Photo via City of Mesa (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Extra Space Storage.) By Richard Dyer | YourValley A one-story building addition to a mini-storage
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona.) By Arizona Digital Free Press Officials at Blue Zones Project Scottsdale recently held the grand opening of its local
Credit: Gansam Architects + Partners/Ware Malcomb/Town of Queen Creek By Aaliyah Koelzer, Roland Murphy | AZBEX Preliminary construction is underway at Queen Creek’s massive LG Energy Solution Battery Plant, with an at-risk grading
By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal A local developer has plans to add a significant commercial component to the planned Asante Trails mixed-use development in Surprise. Through Asante Trails Retails Partners
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(Photo via City of Queen Creek) By Mark Moran | Queen Creek Tribune Queen Creek’s first “off-campus” medical building is complete. The 22,000-square-foot, $10 million office building is 100% leased by five
SCHALLER REAL ESTATE LLC By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Arthur L. Pearce, whose well-known Valley family had operated Pearce Beverage Co. as a distributor for
By Richard Dyer | YourValley A 72-unit apartment complex is to be constructed along a drainage channel north of Southern Avenue and west of Meridian
By AZ Big Media In RentCafe.com‘s latest apartment space by zip code analysis, we crunched the numbers to help renters find that sweet spot between ample space, great location and good value. For this, we used a monthly rent budget of $1,700 — which
(Photo via City of Maricopa) By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa The city has been flirting with a second hospital — and their on-again, off-again relationship took a positive turn this week. Maricopa City Council
Photo courtesy of Exceptional Healthcare By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Exceptional Healthcare’s plan to build a community hospital in Eloy will add to the development wave that’s coming to the small city in a rapidly growing
Arizona Athletic Grounds at Mesa Campus (“AAG”) (PRNewsfoto/Rocky Mountain Resources) By Brandon Brown | Phoenix Business Journal Legacy Sports Park, the 320-acre sports complex in
Renderings courtesy of SmithGroup. By AZRE The University of Arizona Health Sciences has selected the design-build team of McCarthy + SmithGroup to develop the Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies, or CAMI,
By Cecilia Chan | Gilbert Sun News Because parking uses so much land and goes not generate revenue, Gilbert is considering additional mechanisms to allow for reducing it in
By John Yoon | New York Times SmileDirectClub, a telehealth company that sold teeth-straightening devices through the mail and faced criticism from medical groups, said on
Meritage Homes CEO Phillippe Lord accepts the 2023 Partner of the Year Award from Arizona Housing Fund Founder Howard Epstein (Photo courtesy of Meritage Homes)
By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa For the first time since 2018, Maricopa has a new city manager. The city council voted unanimously in a special meeting this evening to hire Deputy City Manager and
By David Sowders | Silver Belt A planned 58-acre development in northeast Globe has cleared one hurdle in its race to realization, as the City of Globe Planning & Zoning Commission approved a
(Photo courtesy of Intel Corp.) By Jason W. Brooks | Chandler Independent Travel along any of several main streets in the area around Intel Corp.’s Ocotillo plant in southwest Chandler and you might
By Jason W. Brooks | Chandler Independent The phrase “growth pays for itself” was uttered a few times and featured in screen presentation slides in a Dec. 4 Chandler City Council work
By Tom Blodgett | Gilbert Independent Gilbert will consider putting a sales-tax increase and a general-obligation bond before voters to fund more than $1 billion in projects for the police, fire and parks
By Will Parker, Christine Mai-Duc | Wall Street Journal A Los Angeles nonprofit was given government land in January 2007 to build a few dozen units of affordable housing.
By Checkpoint Federal Tax Update Staff | Thomson Reuters The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has extended the deadline for new entities to file their initial beneficial
By West Valley View When the world shut down three years ago, children across the country were often stuck in their houses for months due
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(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Global Logistics Development Partners.) Key players in the transportation and logistics sectors are coalescing around an ambitious plan to streamline cargo movement and
By Mark Carlisle | Daily Independent A 19-home subdivision will replace a single-family home on 2.5 acres at 13th and Michigan avenues in north Phoenix. The project was approved for preliminary site
By Queen Creek Independent Work is starting on a medical office development at the southeast corner of Ocotillo Road and 226th Street in Queen Creek.