Real Estate

(Courtesy Lincoln Ventures and architect Shepley Bulfinch By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal Texas-based Lincoln Ventures and national architect Shepley Bulfinch are working together to develop one

By Steve Stockmar | YourValley Apartment complexes continue to ascend from the ground around Glendale. According to planning data from the city’s development services department,

Above: From left: Chris Beall, senior associate, JLL; Chelsea Porter, executive vice president of business development, Renaissance Companies; Ellen Boles, interior designer; Phil Haenel, executive director, Cushman

By Jodie Newell | Pinal Central CASA GRANDE — LCY Electronic Materials has received approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission to build an electronics-grade chemical manufacturing plant on 33.7 acres on the west side.

By Jay Taylor | InMaricopa City Council approved sale of the 11.4-acre parcel to Meritage north of State Route 238 and west of North Green Road. Meritage paid $895,387.50 for the

By InBusiness Phoenix EJF Capital LLC and Toll Brothers Inc., through its Toll Brothers Apartment Living division, announced the formation of a joint venture to develop Henri, a 313-unit multifamily community in downtown Phoenix, AZ. The

By Cecilia Chan | Gilbert Sun A proposal to build 851 apartment units, 238 duplexes and single-family homes and 104,670 square feet of retail at

By Mark Moran | East Valley Tribune Developer Jason Barney had visions of creating a welcoming new residential area right across the street from the

Courtesy of Dominium By Richard Smith | Your Valley A petition drive aimed at blocking an affordable housing development in Surprised was denied after it failed requirements under

By Karen Schutte | Real Estate Daily News MARANA, Arizona – Oct. 7, 2022 – MODERNE Communities recently closed on its purchase of 14-acres from Gladden Phase II, LLC for

Via Macerich By Russ Wiles | Arizona Republic New upgrades are coming to Scottsdale Fashion Square, with plans for a renovation of the shopping center’s luxury-focused south wing,

(Courtesy Toll Brothers) By Symone Strong | Builder Toll Brothers announced the passing of Robert I. Toll, the company’s co-founder, former chairman, and CEO. He passed peacefully surrounded by his family following a long

By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal The city of Maricopa recently approved the rezoning needed to make way for a new 1.6 million-square-foot medical and

By Melisssa Rosequist | Paradise Valley Independent Paradise Valley Town Council took its second look at a statement of direction for Andaz Scottsdale Resort and

By Ron Eland | The Wickenburg Sun As noted by a few on the Wickenburg Town Council, a nursing care facility is needed in the

By Achy Obejas | The New York Times David Lee Hoffman knows the way he has chosen to live for nearly 50 years is unconventional,

By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal The city of El Mirage, a small suburb located west of Phoenix between Glendale and Surprise, is looking

By Frank Aazami | AZ Big Media Listing success rate is down to 70%, the lowest we have seen for more than a dozen years,

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