Real Estate

By AZRE Cushman & Wakefield today released its Industrial Construction report, showing demand losing speed as construction completions peak, setting the stage for a return to a more

By InBusiness Phoenix The Tyler is the multifamily component of the Epicenter, a mixed-use residential and retail community in Gilbert’s Agritopia neighborhood. The mixed-use project features approximately 50,000 SF of retail

By DSNews Some 93% of recent homebuyers say the real estate market significantly impacted their homebuying experience—compared to 88% in 2022—according to a new report from Clever Real Estate. Despite

Justin Sullivan via Getty Images Ronald J. Hansen Arizona Republic Both of Arizona’s U.S. senators used talks to avert a government default to push to

Unanimously approved by the City Council on May 31,a move reduces the city’s typical Colorado River allocation by 30% for 2023 .|| Photo: Aerial view

Photo Via The Grigg’s Group By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Cash buyers are flocking into metro Phoenix to buy luxury homes. This is

By Ron Davis | Phoenix Business Journal Arizona Boardwalk at Talking Stick has more than doubled its footprint. Home to several family-friendly experience and entertainment retail concepts in Scottsdale,

Photo via NextMetro Communities By: AZ Big Media After years of surging home prices and more renters staying away from a mortgage commitment, the construction of single-family homes built solely for renting is breaking records. And Phoenix

By: AZBEX Both the Phoenix North Mountain Village Planning Commission and the City Planning Commission have recommended approval of a rezoning request to allow the development of a 108KSF

By: Arizona Digital Free Press Camelot Homes is now accepting offers at The Collection and Legacy at DC Ranch in north Scottsdale. The Collection, found at

 By AzBigMedia | Jasmine Kabiri  It’s unclear which came first in Pinal County, the houses or the people filling them. What is clear is that both Pinal County housing and its population continue growing at some of the fastest rates in the state and, in some instances, the nation. The number of housing units in Pinal County grew by

A site plan for Nationwide Realty Investors’ Cavasson master-plan development. (Via Nationwide Realty Investors) By Ron Davis | Phoenix Business Journal Phoenix-based Banner Health had been

By Corina Vanek | Arizona Republic A 362-unit apartment complex and commercial development, potentially focused on pickleball, are planned for vacant land along 59th Avenue and Elliot

By Brandon Gray | KTAR PHOENIX – Funding for a new affordable housing community in Phoenix has been approved by the Maricopa County Board of

By Catherine Reagor | Arizona Republic Too many metro Phoenix homebuyers and renters still can’t get a break.   The Valley’s housing affordability dropped to a new low at the end of 2022, despite dips in home

By Builder There’s no lack of intrigue when it comes to one of the housing industry’s hottest sectors—build-to-rent (BTR). There’s an appetite for information and data that can help builders better understand the space.

By Terrance Thornton | Digital Free Press Paradise Valley Town Council — with a vote of 5-0 — Thursday, May 25, approved an intermediate amendment to an existing special use

By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Three national homebuilders are working their way through planning and zoning to add 2,700 more homes in Surprise.

Via City of Mesa By: Richard Dyer | YourValley The look and landscaping for the third phase of the Gateway Interchange industrial development south of

By: Brandon Gray | KTAR PHOENIX – Surprise was named one of the top 20 most affordable cities for homebuyers in the U.S., according to

By: John McManus | Builder Anyone who’s been in a dumb recurring fight knows that the entire problem could be cleared up if everyone could

By Corina Vanek | Arizona Republic One Valley developer is ramping up construction of apartments that are affordable without government subsidies, as housing for people