Real Estate

By Ron Davis | Phoenix Business Journal Axon Enterprise Inc.’s mixed-use development plans in north Scottsdale were tabled Jan. 24 in the face of criticism

By Bonnie Bariola | Pinal Central FLORENCE — Details of a 7,500-home development extending over the town limits into Coolidge were discussed Jan. 18 at a Florence Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. Florence will eventually be asked

By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal The second phase of a long-planned mixed-use project in downtown Phoenix previously called The Fillmore could be delayed by years. Citing conditions of the capital markets, the developer of the project has requested

(Photo via City of Maricopa) By InMaricopa Maricopa’s long-awaited surf park may break ground this summer, according to city records.  Plans for PHX Surf, first announced by InMaricopa in May 2021, are inching ever

Photo courtesy of Tempe Eats By Kevin Stone | KTAR PHOENIX — Tempe Eats, a food hall with multiple dining and drinking options, is set to open its doors next week to patrons in search of

Jordan Rose, president and founder of Rose Law Group who handles zoning cases on behalf of many multifamily builders, says: “If the community is serious about

Renderings courtesy of Intersection Development. By AZRE Intersection Development is set to break ground on Jan. 23 for their project Rainbow Road, the latest development on Roosevelt Row designed by Libeskind

Photo via City of Chandler By Jason Brooks | YourValley Chandler’s Planning and Zoning Commission met just long enough Jan. 17 to approve a consent agenda. The

(Photo via DC Heights Facebook) By Ken Sain | Arizonan Downtown Chandler businesses will start seeing some new customers soon – possibly a lot of them.  The construction on

By New York Times Jason Haber and Mauricio Umansky have been two of the most outspoken critics of the National Association of Realtors in recent months. Now, they are announcing their own trade association to offer real

Arizona Athletic Grounds at Mesa Campus (“AAG”) (PRNewsfoto/Rocky Mountain Resources) By Brandon Brown | Phoenix Busines Journal NBA star Russell Westbrook, through his company Russell Westbrook Enterprises,

By Scottsdale Progress Though it may prove a nonlethal blow, Taser-maker Axon’s plans for a live-work “campus” in North Scottsdale received a hard slap to the face

Tempe Mayor Corey Woods at the Jan. 18 city council meeting, where Tempe City Council approved the conveyance of its property at Danelle Plaza. COURTESY

Rendering courtesy of City of Sedona By Tim Perry | Red Rock News A rendering of the proposed Villas on Shelby 30-unit apartment complex proposed for the city’s vacant parcel

By Mark Moran | Queen Creek Tribune Workers are putting the finishing touches on Pecan Lake Entertainment Center, a locally owned $16 million entertainment venue that will feature

Photo: Courtesy of Aline Architecture By Jessica Boehm | Axios An iconic Polynesian-style building that once housed a Dairy Queen in south Scottsdale has a new home and will soon have a new

By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal A 16.02-acre lot within the exclusive Horseshoe Canyon at Silverleaf sold for a record-breaking $7 million. The sale

Photo via The Aster at Mountain Vista By Queen Creek Sun Times MEB Management Services announced The Aster at Mountain Vista, a brand-new luxury apartment community in east Mesa, not far from Queen Creek,

CITY OF GOODYEAR By Michael McDaniel | YourValley The Goodyear Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously Jan. 17 to approve rezoning a 71-acre property for a

By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal Boise-based WinCo Foods Inc., a 24-hour grocery chain, is expanding in the Valley with a new store in Goodyear. The popular grocer

By J. Graber | Scottsdale Independent Development will be among the top issues city leaders will wrestle with in 2024 according to a consensus of Scottsdale City Council members. Other primary issues look to be continuing include to