Real Estate

By Paul Maryniak | Scottsdale Progress Valley home buyers and sellers may be facing a long and not-so-hot summer, according to a leading analyst of the Maricopa and Pinal counties’ market. “With

Via City of Mesa By Maritza Dominguez | Arizona Republic In a rare scene for downtown Mesa, more than 150 people stood in line to

This home, built by the “Dean of Rock Engineering” Gerry Jones, is the first home in Arizona to bridge a canyon and is the absolute

Via Town of Gilbert By Tom Blodgett | YourValley Robert Carmona has an ambitious goal for Gilbert’s upcoming Parks and Recreation Master Plan. “Our goal — I’ve been very open

By Jeremy Duda | AXIOS A hard-fought compromise over a pair of bills aimed at alleviating Arizona’s housing crisis fell apart Monday. Of note: The Senate also voted

By AZRE Cushman & Wakefield announced the firm has brokered the sale of an approximately 1.0-acre high-rise apartment redevelopment site in downtown Phoenix, Arizona. The

By Emily Sherman | Your Valley Homeownership lets you build equity, put down roots, and make a place your own. But in recent years, achieving this part of the American dream has become much more difficult.

By Eric C. Peck | DS News Reps. Mike Kelly and Brian Higgins have introduced legislation to create a new tax incentive that would produce 500,000 starter homes

Single-family homes, apartments and retail have been planned by the owners of 75 acres at Power and Williams Field roads that could be annexed by

Photo Courtesy of Petree Development By Corina Vanek | Arizona Republic A long-vacant parcel on Central Avenue could see a major new development over the

Photo via Kentwood Venture By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal Kentwood Ventures is planning to develop a new industrial facility for companies looking for space in Pinal County. Phoenix-based Kentwood Ventures is building

Photo via Puttshack By Phoenix Business Journal Katy Kosecki, center, training captain, takes a try at the Prize Wheel, one of the putts on the Amber course while co-workers Angelina Gradilla,

By Isabella Zarate | AZ Central With Peoria’s adoption of its tentative $950 million budget, city leaders have big hopes for the future including a municipal

By Janet Perez | Queen Creek Independent The Queen Creek Town Council voted Wednesday to approve rezoning and expanding the allowable uses for a developer’s

By Jodie Newell | Casa Grande Dispatch With many cities and towns in Arizona struggling to meet demand for housing, Casa Grande has not been

Via City of Queen Creek By Janet Perez | Your Valley The Queen Creek Town Council voted Wednesday to rezone 16.5 acres located at the northeast corner of Sossaman and

By Nicole Ludden | Arizona Daily Star When Patti Woodbury moved to Vail in 1984, the area had no traffic lights, one school and an abundance of open fields dotted with saguaros and native desert

By Paul Maryniak | Ahwatukee Foothills News The massive Upper Canyon development in western Ahwatukee is taking shape far slower than originally projected – partly because the site owner hasn’t

By Tom Scanlon | Scottsdale Progress After what it probably would like to think of as a “developmental Mulligan,” the Mercado Courts project is approaching

A plan for the 280-unit Grand Peaks apartment building in North Scottsdale was approved by the Design Review Board. (City of Scottsdale) By Tom Scanlon | Scottsdale Progress Another big