Real Estate

By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Single-family homebuilder permits were down 19% so far this year, the latest numbers from the Home Builders Association

By Mark Cowling | PinalCentral FLORENCE — A 761-acre mixed-use development called Arizona Farms, which includes 2,311 single-family homes plus higher-density housing and commercial areas, was approved Wednesday north of downtown Florence. The

By Brenda Richardson | Forbes Home sales tumbled for the 1oth straight month in November, according to the National Association of Realtors. All four major U.S. regions recorded month-over-month

By By Vincent Salandro | NAHB A coalition of more than 200 business groups, including the NAHB, Associated Builders and Contractors, Associated General Contractors of America, and state and local

Elevation drawing by SPS Architects of Sonoran Creek Marketplace By InMaricopa | Jay Taylor What do Maricopans want more than anything? More shopping and restaurants. So

City of Casa Grande By Jodie Newell | Pinal Central CASA GRANDE — A massive development planned for the eastern edge of Casa Grande moved one step closer to reality Monday night as the Casa

By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal New York-based Mack Real Estate Group LLC is investing about $250 million to build single-family rental units in the Valley. With 4,000 apartment units across the country,

By Marissa Sarbak | Fox 10 Phoenix CASA GRANDE, Ariz. – The housing market has been a tricky one to navigate lately in Arizona, but

(Photo via City of Maricopa) By Jay Taylor | InMaricopa Copa Flats Apartments, the first community in the city that will feature 100% affordable housing, will accept Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers,

By InBusiness Phoenix Miramonte Homes, an award-winning leader in residential development headquartered in Tucson, announced the launch of Miramonte Communities, a new company specializing in

By Richard Dyer | YourValley Houses and commercial uses dot the landscape at two of the East Valley’s largest municipalities — Scottsdale and Mesa — with many more planned

By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal Phoenix-based Vestar, a national retail developer, was the sole bidder and winner on Wednesday of the Desert Ridge Marketplace property in north Phoenix. 

By Scott Shumaker | East Valley Tribune Opposition to high-density residential projects is common in Mesa, but usually the protests come from neighboring residents – not

By AZRE Award-winning real estate development firm, Optima, announced today plans to move ahead with its next Arizona residential development, Optima McDowell Mountain Village, in North Scottsdale after receiving the city’s approval for the $1 billion sustainable mixed-use

By Real Estate Daily News PHOENIX, ARIZ. (Dec. 20, 2022) – Liv Communities, a seasoned provider of luxury apartment homes, recently broke ground on a ground-breaking 55+ age- qualified rental community in the Norterra

By NAHB Single-family housing starts continued to fall in November, with the pace of construction down 32% since February when mortgage rates began to rise. The housing market continues to weaken because stubbornly

By Roland Murphy | AZBEX Developer Geddes Capital Resources, LLC is proposing Roosevelt Commons – a new master planned project on a 15.6-acre site at the SEC of Verrado Way and Roosevelt

By Independent NewsmediaTranswestern Development Company will break ground on a 333-unit multifamily community at Tempe’s Novus Innovation Corridor on the Arizona State University Tempe campus

By Catherine Reagor, Kunle Falayi | Arizona Republic Metro Phoenix’s red-hot housing market abruptly started slowing in the summer and in most neighborhoods quickly shifted

In their latest vision released this year for 27 acres of vacant land at University and Mesa drives, city officials saw a multi-use development with

By Sam Kmack | Arizona Republic Half of Tempe renters are stretching their paychecks to keep a roof over their heads, according to a new city-commissioned report. It shows Tempe’s occupied rental

By Vincent Salandro | Builder High mortgage rates, elevated construction costs, and falling consumer demand due to deteriorating affordability conditions have dragged down builder sentiment every month in 2022. Builder confidence

By Brenda Richardson | Forbes The housing market is sending clearer signals that historically low mortgage rates and the home-buying frenzy have come to an end. As we

By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal The fun and exciting times of a super hot residential real estate market in metro Phoenix ended in 2022. The market went from white hot, to red hot to cooled