Real Estate

COURTESY OF CITY OF CHANDLER By Jason W. Brooks | YourValley The Chandler Planning and Zoning Commission only had one action item agenda at its Feb. 19 meeting — although the board

Photo via Globe Newswire By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Charley Freericks has been moving nonstop since last August when he was tapped by

Credit: City of Sedona By AZBEX The City of Sedona is selling a property at 401 Jordan St. to the Sedona Fire District and buying 1.8 acres at 2411

Credit: Paradigm Land Design/Pima County By Roland Murphy | AZBEX Part of the Black Angus Mine site, an open pit aggregate materials mine southeast of Tucson, could

Via City of Phoenix By InBusiness Phoenix Phoenix City Council voted to enter into two purchase and sale agreements (PSAs) with local school districts in order to make ten acres of land available for

By AZ Big Media Madison-Rhea Koehler Tempe will increase the construction of multifamily homes mandated under the “Middle Housing Bill,” a state-mandated bill that expands the

By Philip Haldiman | YourValley Paradise Valley town councilors say two bills going through the Arizona Legislature could have a negative effect on the town’s unique character, going as far as “gutting”

[Courtesy City of Maricopa] By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa Maricopa City Council last night approved the sale of more than 4 acres next to Sonoran Creek Marketplace. Tacoma, Wash.-based Miravest,

By Monica D. Spencer | InMaricopa Maricopa City Council members last night held off again on approving a contentious land sale near Copper Sky. It was a vanishingly rare display of friction on the

(Photo via City of Buckeye) By Alicia Venter | West Valley View Buckeye voters approved the city’s first general obligation (GO) bonds in nearly four decades

By BisNow In the middle of Solano County near the San Francisco Bay are 65,000 acres that could become the birthplace of a new city.  A group calling itself California Forever — funded by a who’s who

By Rose Law Group Reporter The Phoenix office of JLL announced that it has signed Sprouts Farmers Market as the signature anchor tenant for Tribute Plaza, a new neighborhood

Credit: Norris Design/City of Phoenix By Roland Murphy | AZBEX Allante Properties has requested the City of Phoenix rezone 2.18 acres at the SWC of Peoria Avenue and

By NAHB Constrained housing affordability conditions due to ongoing, elevated interest rates led to a reduction in single-family production to start the new year. Overall housing starts decreased 9.8% in

By AZ Big Media For the Q4 2024 industrial markets ranking report, CommercialCafe looked at key performance indicators across 30 major industrial markets in the U.S.,

Photo via City of Litchfield Park By YourValley The Litchfield Park City Council will meet on Wednesday, Feb. 19, to review and potentially approve a

By Janet Perez | YourValley Play some basketball, take a class, swim a few laps — those are just some of the many activities Queen

By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal National design firm Mancini Duffy has been selected as the lead architect for a $500 million project development program for the Hualapai Tribe in the

Rendering Courtesy: Cullum Homes By Philip Haldiman | YourValley Paradise Valley residents have no doubt taken note of the massive black tarp on the southeast

By NAHB Builder sentiment fell sharply in February over concerns on tariffs, elevated mortgage rates and high housing costs. Builder confidence in the market for newly built single-family

By Jorge Ramos | Phoenix Business Journal Creation Equity put forward its latest industrial project plans for an underdeveloped lot in Scottsdale The Phoenix real estate development company hopes to receive approval from

By Ken Sain | Arizona Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke says he still hopes a movie theater can succeed in downtown Chandler, but the evidence to date does not support that