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By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal New York-based Clarion Partners just sold a 497-unit Valley apartment community for $187.5 million, according to Tempe-based Vizzda LLC — nearly three times

By Jessica Boehm | Axios Phoenix’s skyline is a work in progress — a reflection of our wild population growth and the city’s relatively young age. Why it

By Aaron Decker | KTAR PHOENIX – In an effort to educate the community on the Holocaust, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne presented a multi-million dollar check to help build a Holocaust education

Photo courtesy of Land Advisors Organization By AZRE Recreational Investment Group LLP recently completed the $1 million purchase of 15.95 acres in Camp Verde, which its plans

By Richard Dyer | Your Valley A multiple-residence development with 32 three-story townhomes is planned west of Recker Road and north of Main Street in Mesa. The Mesa Design Review Board on Sept. 10 discussed the look

By AZ Business Magazine A recent City Council work session offered insight about the steps being taken in Chandler to encourage housing development and address new housing-related state laws.  Since January

By Bisnow Equity investment in opportunity zones has plummeted by nearly 70% this year as economic strain and uncertain tax breaks hold investors back despite the program’s approaching sunset in 2026. A potential extension

By NAHB The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) told Congress today how the Biden administration’s latest interpretation of the waters of the United States

By Joe McHugh | West Valley View The city of Avondale recently broke ground on its newest amenity, Civic Center Park. Within reach of the Civic Center Library and newly added Aquatic

(City of Glendale) By Richard Smith | Your Valley Residents surveyed from Sierra Verde at Arrowhead Ranch and nearby areas of north Glendale meeting found proposed pickleball courts in their