Real Estate

By InBusiness Phoenix Landsea Homes, a publicly traded residential homebuilder, announced today it has closed on 65 homesites and construction will begin immediately on a new neighborhood called Solvida in the Estrella master planned community in Goodyear, Arizona.

By Cecilia Chan | Gilbert Sun News Gilbert planning commissioners are expected to vote March 1 on the site plan and other design elements of

By Janet Perez | YourValley The Florence Town Council gave staff the go-ahead to initiate annexation proceedings for approximately 37 acres of land in Pinal County that are generally located at the northwest corner of East Hunt

By NAHB With the nation in the midst of a housing affordability crisis and an economy confronting high inflation, the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) told Congress today that the Biden administration’s decision to push through a far-reaching

By Hunter Bassler | 12 News MARICOPA COUNTY, Ariz. — A new map can show you how the Valley has changed over the past 100

(SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.) – Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty, Arizona’s leader in luxury real estate, is best known for selling luxury bespoke properties, but also fulfills

By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal In the midst of construction of phase two of X Phoenix in downtown Phoenix, a Chicago developer is ready to break ground on X Roosevelt nearby. Chicago-based The

By Sasha Hupka | AZ Central At least 100 Chandler residents packed a December council meeting to express opposition to an affordable housing project planned for a county island along Ocotillo Road

By Cecilia Chan | Gilbert Sun News Randy Nelson said he was sitting outside on his patio one day just listening to the birds’ chirping.

By Ron Davis | Phoenix Business Journal A conceptual rendering of the Hub@202 development, which is being constructed in Mesa on the northwest corner of

By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal The city of Phoenix seeks developers for south Phoenix property. Phoenix is moving forward with a request for proposals for a city-owned, vacant lot on the south side of the city that has a long history.  The economic

By Scott Shumaker | East Valley Tribune The City of Mesa’s proposed rule changes on new drive-thru eateries have not changed since November, but industry opposition has

By Brian Petersheim Jr. | InMaricopa The first leg of Sonoran Desert Parkway remains on track for completion this summer, according to a city spokesman. The parkway eventually will provide another route for Maricopans to Interstate

By Phillip Haldiman | YourValley Much of the Vistancia commercial core still remains vacant, but has seen more permitting activity lately, signaling that construction could be near. Most importantly, the 123,000-square-foot

By The Mesa Tribune The leading analyst of the Valley’s housing market says 2023 is starting to look like the year when the sellers market will return after a gloomy second half

By Raluca Toma | Multi Housing News PCCP and The Dinerstein Cos. have unveiled plans for Atlas Mesa, a 394-unit community in Mesa, Ariz. The joint venture will break ground on the

Volunteer Kathleen OConnor tallies votes during a training session for hand counting voters ballots at a Nye County government building in Pahrump, Nevada, on October

By Gabriela Rico | Arizona Daily Star Rents in the Tucson area are stabilizing after more than two years of significant spikes. In January, there was no measurable increase in average rental prices from

These photos released by NASA’s Earth Observatory shows how dramatically water levels have fallen at Lake Powell. Opinion: The battle lines aren’t new, but the

By  Karen Schutte | Real Estate Daily TUCSON, ARIZONA, February 2, 2023 – A 1.1-acre site at 6335 E Tanque Verde Road in Tucson sold for $3.3 million ($69 PSF).

InveStellar Corp By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal A rendering of the 36-unit Rainbow Road boutique apartments to be built at the southwest corner of First and Portland

By Ken Sain | San Tan Sun The controversial Landings On Ocotillo affordable housing project has two new names, but it still faces the same entrenched opposition from residents who