Housing affordability is key to Arizona’s economic future
By inBusiness PHX Arizonans have made housing affordability one of their top priorities, and the economic case for action is clear. According to new analysis
By inBusiness PHX Arizonans have made housing affordability one of their top priorities, and the economic case for action is clear. According to new analysis
By National Association of Home Owners Even as builders continue to grapple with market and macroeconomic uncertainty, sentiment levels posted a solid gain in October
By Jessica Boehm | AXIOS Phoenix TSMC plans to secure another piece of land in Arizona for expansion. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is close to
By Keith Griffith | realtor.com Federal Reserve policymakers discussed the risk of a “substantial deterioration” in the housing market during their latest meeting to set
By Jakob Thorington | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Budget analysts on a legislative Finance Advisory Committee gave a bleak budget outlook for the next
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Central Arizona College.) By Janet Perez | YourValley A new report shows that Central Arizona College generates tens of millions
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Zonda has identified the hottest Valley ZIP codes for real estate activity in the first half of 2025,
By East Valley Tribune The 4.4 million visitors who came to Mesa last year delivered a $1.2 billion economic impact to the city, according to a recent annual report. Visitors spent $749 million or an average of $2.1 million per
Photo via City of Phoenix By Ahwatukee Foothills News The Ahwatukee Village Planning Committee next week will get an update on how Phoenix is preparing
By Brandon Kochkodin | Forbes If there’s one thing everyone agrees on, it’s that housing is unaffordable. Case in point: the National Association of Home
By Paul Maryniak | Queen Creek Tribune The Queen Creek Town Council is scheduled to begin a process for more than doubling the wastewater capacity
Photo via City of Surprise By Surprise Independent Surprise Economic Development Director Jeanine Jerkovic has been appointed to the board of directors of the Washington,
By Justin Mathews | Pinal Post Florence, AZ – The Pinal County Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously September 18 to recommend that the Board
By Keith Griffith | realtor.com Sales of previously owned homes declined slightly in August as the resale market capped off a summer of weak activity.
By Real Estate Daily News ORO VALLEY, Arizona (September 25, 2025) — The Oro Valley Town Council is weighing a new commercial rental tax along
By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa If there’s anything to know about Arizona’s restaurant economy, it’s this: Restaurants are the state’s third-largest employer. They generate
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings.) Photo via Coolidge Historical Museum By Kimlye Stager | Pinal Central As the city draws nearer to its
By Jamar Younger | Arizona Capitol Times The Scottsdale City Council voted on Sept. 12 to take a preliminary step towards filing a lawsuit against
Fountain Hills is on a path to a brighter, more exciting downtown area. With the Town Council’s approval of a new zoning overlay district, the dream of transforming the Avenue of the Fountains into a
By NAHB Challenging affordability conditions continue to act as headwinds for the housing sector, but the industry could see lower interest rates in the near
Photo via CNW Group/XNRGY Climate Systems By AZ Big Media XNRGY, a leader in thermal management solutions, today announced the construction of a brand-new, 330,000-square-foot
Photo via KTAR News/Heidi Hommel By Heidi Hommel | KTAR News PHOENIX — The city of Phoenix has plans to build three plants where recycled
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Offerpad.) Photo provided by TikTok USDS By Kyle Backer | AZ Big Media The expansion of remote work in recent years
By Mark Cowling | Pinal Central FLORENCE — The Town Council approved a new facade grant program over the “no” vote of Vice Mayor Cathy
By Jeff Gifford | Phoenix Business Journal Forbes magazine has released its yearly list of the 400 richest people in America, and seven Arizonans made
By Howard Fischer | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: Arizona will soon require workers to be paid at least $15.15 an hour. New figures Thursday
By Emma Kinery | State Affairs Key Points: President Donald Trump’s executive order last month making it easier for employees to invest their retirement plans in “alternative
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By Arizona Agenda Mail-in voting in Arizona’s primary election starts in a few weeks, and the two entities that run elections in the state’s most
By Reagan Priest | Arizona Capitol Times An Arizona electric cooperative will receive federal funding to modernize a coal-fired turbine at the Apache Generating Station
By Jakob Thorington | Arizona Capitol Times Key Points: An attempt to enact legislation to protect historic neighborhoods failed in the House this week, but