Real Estate

By Jeremy Duda | Axios Much-needed affordable housing is going on up on Seventh Avenue, courtesy of Catholic Charities. Why it matters: The Valley is suffering a shortage of about 270,000 housing units,

Rendering via City of Tempe By Tempe Tribune The Tempe Development Review Commission on March 26 recommended City Council approval of a seven-story mixed-use complex northwest corner of McClintock

LG ENERGY SOLUTION PROJECT UPDATE SITE PHOTO By YourValley The construction of a major battery manufacturing complex in Queen Creek announced by South Korean-company LG Energy Solution last year is

By Jeff Chew | InMaricopa Maricopa City Council approved the purchase of 309 acres of land Tuesday night for $29.3 million to be paid for from the city’s cash reserves

By InBusiness Phoenix Copa Health’s La Victoria Commons is about a month away from its official groundbreaking, but with the extraordinary predevelopment work and relationship

By YourValley Jackson Dearborn Partners, a Chicago-based developer, announced the opening of Solace at Ballpark Village, an upscale 211-unit multi-family development in Goodyear. The complex, located a quarter mile from Goodyear ballpark,

COURTESY TOWN OF PARADISE VALLEY By Mackenzie Brower | YourValley Paradise Valley Planning Commission has approved the minor special use permit amendment for Area C of the of the Five Star

By Real Estate Daily News TUCSON, AZ (April 3, 2024)—The West University Neighborhood, listed on the National Register of Historic Places as Tucson’s first suburb north

By Caroline Yu | YourValley Rep. Greg Stanton addressed East Valley leaders and business community at the Tempe Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 State of the District, providing insight into his work in

By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal Peoria is getting down to business with the state of Arizona to open up thousands of acres of land for future growth. With the $40 billion Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing

By Adrian Skabelund | Daily Sun Achieving one of the objectives of the city’s 10-year Housing Plan, the Flagstaff City Council approved a zoning change allowing the construction of housing within the public facilities zone.

(Photo courtesy of Indicap) By AZRE Indicap, in partnership with AECOM-Canyon Partners, announced the completion of Phase 1 of the Eastmark Center of Industry. This development introduces 978,837 rentable square feet

By Pinal Central FLORENCE — Some Anthem residents attending an open house on a future “multigenerational” center expressed skepticism. Gary McDonald of Florence Sun City said it already sounds as if Florence has decided to

(Rendering courtesy of SSEO Group) By AZ Big Media In the early 2000s, Buckeye was a quiet community on the outskirts of the bustling Phoenix metropolitan area with a population of 6,537. Fast forward to today, and Buckeye has transformed into the West

Photo courtesy ZenniHome By Rose Law Group Reporter WINDOW ROCK, AZ—In a first-of-its-kind partnership, the Navajo Nation has awarded a total of $74 million in

By Adrian Skabelund | AZ Daily Sun The City of Flagstaff will provide $3.33 million to support the construction of 139 designated affordable apartment units in downtown Flagstaff. Last week, the Flagstaff City Council

Photo via Creation By Tempe Independent Creation, an Arizona commercial real estate developer, has been given the green light to move ahead with construction of

By Scott Schumaker | East Valley Tribune In a short meeting last week, the Mesa Planning and Zoning Board passed a trio of applications for

By Jeremy Duda | Axios A long-planned and long-delayed project to transform downtown Surprise is underway, and its first phase is set to finish this summer. The big picture: Construction on the first three buildings of Surprise City Center,

By Damon Allred | KTAR PHOENIX — The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors agreed on Wednesday to provide an additional $796,326 to an affordable housing project in Avondale. With the additional funds coming from a

By Independent Newsmedia The city of Goodyear is looking at changing some designations within its zoning ordinance that would do away with the need for special-use permits. City Planning Manager Christian Williams, in presenting the discussion