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By Fred A. Bernstein | Wall Street Journal “I don’t think he’ll be afraid of heights,” says Glendon Good, holding his 9-month-old son in his arms
By Fred A. Bernstein | Wall Street Journal “I don’t think he’ll be afraid of heights,” says Glendon Good, holding his 9-month-old son in his arms
Photo via GPEC.org Press Release By Ron Davis | Phoenix Business Journal Google revealed its plans on Wednesday for its long-awaited large data center campus in southeast Mesa. Early construction started on Google’s data center nearly two months ago on the northwest corner of
By Cecilia Chan | Gilbert Sun Gilbert must do a better job of managing the parking in the Heritage District and look for additional funding
By Michael Maresh | Pinal Central ELOY — After almost 10 years as Eloy’s community development director, Jon Vlaming has resigned. After Vlaming graduated from high school in Las Vegas
Regular season finale! Coming to you once again from the cozy confines of oleander-lined Rose Field on a spectacularly clear day in the Valley of
By Paradise Afshar | CNN A Washington state high school football coach who won a Supreme Court case in 2022 after he lost his job for praying at the 50-yard line after games has resigned from his position. The nation’s top court ruled the Bremerton School
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents a coalition of property and business owners throughout Pinal County who have worked to bring new transportation infrastructure to the
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Lennar, Meritage, and Richmond American.) By InMaricopa Here is a list of residential permits in Maricopa July 8-Aug. 11. KB Home Phoenix
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Vestar.) By Rose Law Group Reporter (PHOENIX) – Vestar, one of the leading privately held shopping center owners and managers
By Serena O’Sullivan | KTAR PHOENIX – The Phoenix City Council voted to accept $10 million in federal and county funds to launch two new affordable housing projects during a meeting last month. The money will
By Leah Draffen | Multifamily Executive Crunching the data across 23 metrics for the 96 most populated U.S. cities, Forbes Advisor has uncovered a list of the best cities suited for renters. Considering rental prices,
By MacKenzie Brower | Your Valley Development permits for Papago Plaza’s restaurant and retail buildings are currently expired and construction has paused. The permits were issued in 2020
(Photo via Urban3D, City of Gilbert) By Gilbert Sun News Just like farmers who plant high-value crops to boost profitability, Gilbert can increase the productivity of the
By Roland Murphy | AZBEX “A good compromise is when both parties are dissatisfied” – Larry David. If David’s quote is true, the Biden administration’s recent revision to the Waters of the U.S. Rule (also known
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Ashton Woods, Fulton Homes, Lennar, Mattamy, Meritage, Richmond American, Shea, Taylor Morrison, and Toll Brothers.) By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix
(Photo via Minimal Living Concepts) By Taylor Seely | Arizona Republic Phoenix City Council is scheduled to vote on legalizing casitas, duplexes and triplexes citywide
By Corina Vanek | Arizona Republic The Arizona Supreme Court determined the Surprise city clerk acted out of her authority when she rejected all signatures submitted in an effort
(City of Chandler) By Ken Sain | Arizonan A proposed housing project making its way to the City Council might represent the future of new
By Real Estate Daily News TUCSON, ARIZONA (September 1, 2023) – KB Home completed a third purchase take-down (referred to as a “partial patent” by Arizona State Land Department)
By Sarah Holder, Kriston Capps | Bloomberg When a homeowners association in the suburbs of north Dallas took steps to push out tenants like Evora Sykes who receive government
By Corina Vanek | Arizona Republic Arizona Center, once a destination for downtown dining and nightlife, has struggled in recent years to attract and retain businesses
By Ken Sain | Arizonan On the day after General Motors announced it was shutting down its Arizona IT Innovation Center in Chandler, a commercial
By Ron Davis | Phoenix Business Journal Global data center firm EdgeConneX is looking to build a large data center campus in east Mesa. The Virginia-based company recently filed separate project applications through Mesa’s administrative review and design
By Scott Schumaker | East Valley Tribune Following a summer of public engagement that included surveys and public meetings called “urban labs,” city planners and consultants
(Photo via City of Maricopa) By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa It appears the end of an era is fast approaching. Maricopa City Council will decide Tuesday
By Sam Kmack | Arizona Republic Tempe got a new city manager for the first time in a decade when Rosa Inchausti was tapped for
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By InBusiness Phoenix Ulysses Development Group continues to expand its impact in Arizona with the groundbreaking of Salt River Flats 2, a new affordable housing community located at 4027 S. 13th Street in Phoenix.
By Arizona Digital Free Press Greater Phoenix home sales increased in March, indicating continued market activity despite broader economic and geopolitical uncertainty. Closed sales across the region rose 10%
By NAHB Housing production bounced back in March as builders cautiously ramp up production despite ongoing headwinds. Overall housing starts increased 10.8% in March to