Real Estate

By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal During his 30-plus years working in commercial real estate, David Krumwiede said one of his most memorable projects was one he started

By InMaricopa | Jay Taylor City Council gave the go-ahead for more multi-family housing on Tuesday, as it unanimously approved three measures that will move

The Global Ambassador has topped off construction with the rooftop’s steel structure put into place, which fully encloses the five-story building. (AUTHOR & EDIT HOSPITALITY)

By KTAR PHOENIX — The city of Goodyear and Globe Corporation announced plans last week to develop a mixed-used, walkable downtown area called GSQ. Construction on project, which would be located north of McDowell Road

By Keetra Bippus | AZ Big Media After decades of disinvestment, a revitalization effort in Edison-Eastlake brings community initiatives and new housing units to the neighborhood located about one

By Builder Several California metros and pandemic-era beneficiaries are cooling the fastest as rising mortgage rates are contributing to more cautious buyer activity, according to analysis by financial technology

A local real estate developer is planning to turn the decades-old Duke Photography building into a neighborhood market. (180 DESIGN + BUILD) By Audrey Jensen

A historic marketing flyer shows Danelle Plaza in Tempe near Mill and Southern avenues. The city of Tempe is hoping a developer will build a

By Larry Kush, 50-year Scottsdale resident, former city planning commissioner and former president of the Central Arizona Home Builder Association | Guest CommentaryOne cannot pick

A conceptual rendering of the planned dual-branded hotel by Plaza Cos., Holualoa Cos and Fayth Hospitality Group to be built in Phoenix. By Ron Davis

By BEX Staff | AZBEX Glendale City Council held a hearing Sept. 27 on a blank annexation petition from Iron Rock Development II LLCfor annexation of a 64.09-acre site at

By Brian Petersheim Jr. | InMaricopa While many Maricopans see only the central part of the city, Maricopa is continuing its explosive growth where many might not regularly check, on its outer edges.  Development

By Jay Taylor | InMaricopa The city has shared court space with Pinal County since its incorporation in 2003. that will change when the city builds a new

By Corina Vanek | Arizona Republic Two 15-story apartment towers could become Glendale’s tallest building outside of State Farm Stadium. The apartments are planned near 95th

By Jason W. Brooks | YourValley PHOENIX — A long-disputed phase of a housing development on a county island in the Glendale and Waddell areas

Stephen Deubel is constructing this sustainable modular home out of shipping containers in the town of Williams near Flagstaff. Via High Tech Container Homes By

By Nick Haramis, Photographs by Joyce Kim | The New York Times A BREEZE CUTS through the ocean air as a mechanical gate opens onto Robert Downey Jr.’s seven-acre Malibu, Calif.,

By Jason W. Brooks | Buckeye Independent The Buckeye Planning and Zoning Commission only needed about 15 minutes Tuesday to recommend approval for one of

By Corina Vanek | AZ Central After Onsemi announced it would move its headquarters to Scottsdale, the company formerly known as ON Semiconductor sold its Phoenix

By Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services | Yuma Sun PHOENIX – Buyers of new homes are entitled to sue builders for hidden defects for up

This elevation shows the proposed design of the townhouses in the Villas at Stonegate project proposed for the area just northwest of Walmart. The 293-unit

By AZREToday, Wood Partners, national leaders in the development of multifamily residential community builders, broke ground in Avondale, AZ. Avondale officials were there to welcome

By Michael Doudna | 12 News Phoenix PHOENIX — The Phoenix housing market has changed rapidly from its peak in May. After several years of