Real Estate

By Mary Goldmeer | YourValley The Agua Fria Union High School District and the city of Litchfield Park broke ground on the Hilltop Academy for the Arts on May 1, marking the start of a major investment in arts education

The site is located in the northwest portion of the city of Maricopa on 150 acres directly north of State Route 238 and west of

By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa A mixed-use development has been proposed for Maricopa’s Seven Ranches, the second such development in that neighborhood in the last six months, according to public records released yesterday

By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal MDF Development plans to build a 15,000-square-foot private gated compound in Paradise Valley and sell it for $30 million, making it one of

By Cassie Kresin | Independent Newsmedia Arizona’s effort to ease the housing shortage is backfiring, Gilbert officials say — and getting in the way of local planning. In May 2024, Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs

Town of Queen Creek By Janet Perez | YourValley Thirty acres of land located southeast of Meridian Road and the Queen Creek wash is set to be purchased by the town

Mayor Kate Gallego, Councilwoman Laura Pastor, Maricopa County Supervisor Steve Gallardo, and other officials cut the ribbon at the Grand Opening of La Esperanza Terrace. 

Photo via KB Home By Real Estate Daily News KB Home has closed on 215 residential lots for $18,056,000 in its growing Mirador Point development, located at 7385 S. Keller Lane in Tucson, Arizona (ZIP 85747).

By East Valley Tribune The National Association Of Home Builders this month recently released its 2025 Priced-Out Analysis, highlighting the housing affordability challenge and stating that 70% of households – 94 million – cannot afford a $400,000 home. The association also

By REALTORMag Contract signings for home sales jumped in March, which could indicate a reversal of slowing many markets have experienced this spring. Pending home sales—a forward-looking indicator of home sales based on

Credit: Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc./Pima County By Roland Murphy | AZBEX After receiving multiple inquiries over the years from site selectors looking for large sites for future employment centers, and having few options to

By AZ Big Media Real estate contributes approximately 17% to Arizona’s gross domestic product, making it a cornerstone of the state’s economy. To meet rising workforce needs

Amkor via city of Peoria documents By Amy Edelen | Phoenix Business Journal Amkor Technology Inc. is evaluating options that could accelerate construction of its

Photo provided by ATLAS Capital Partners By AZRE Scottsdale-based ATLAS Capital Partners (ATLAS) has sold a prime infill parcel to the City of Phoenix for $29.58 million. The city has earmarked the

By AZBEX After extensive delays with few-to-no updates, it appears the Sprouts Farmers Market and parking garage project as part of the Papago Plaza Master Plan is finally getting ready for construction. Late last

By Jodie Newell | Pinal Central After years of planning, navigating supply chain issues and increased construction material costs, the new Casa Grande Fire Station 503, worth $12 million,

By Brian Petersheim | InMaricopa Maricopa’s only hospital has obtained accreditation from the Center for Improvement in Healthcare Quality after an unannounced onsite assessment earlier this month.   CIHQ is a membership-based

By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Key Points: State lawyers are asking a federal appellate court to allow them the opportunity to recover more

BTR at SEC Yuma and Apache. Credit: Todd & Associates Architecture/City of Buckeye By AZBEX In its April 22 meeting, the Buckeye Planning and Zoning Commission approved site

By Axios Metro Phoenix apartments are pricier than they used to be — and also smaller. Why it matters: New apartments have shrunk in most U.S. cities, including

By InMaricopa In a sea of stucco homes, this humble abode stands out.   The Smith Home, which sits at the center of The Villages at

By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa Maricopa wants to expand public art beyond signal boxes and horse statues. The Development Services Department drafted a code amendment for incoming businesses to incorporate art into their designs. They presented the amendment along with