Sedona voters reject housing at Cultural Park
By Kyle Simchuk | 12 News Sedona voters have settled the future of the city’s long-debated Cultural Park, passing a ballot measure that keeps the
By Kyle Simchuk | 12 News Sedona voters have settled the future of the city’s long-debated Cultural Park, passing a ballot measure that keeps the
By Howard Fischer | AZ Daily Sun State lawmakers meant what they said when barring cities from regulating vacation rentals, the state Court of Appeals has concluded. In a unanimous
The Villas on Shelby projection. Via the City of Sedona By Payne Moses | KTAR Sedona is getting an affordable housing community after a construction management
Photo courtesy of Ambiente Landscape Hotel By Robert Sterry | Red Rock News Ambiente, a 40-unit landscape hotel that broke ground in 2019, is slated
By Robert Sterry | YourValley During its meeting on Oct. 25, the Sedona City Council approved the purchase of a property located at 2250 Shelby Drive for $1.5 million, with the
By Jon Sullivan Rice | Red Rock News Rainbow Trailer Park residents are facing the loss of their homes in Oak Creek Canyon north of
By Juliana Walter | Red Rock News Many towns and cities in Arizona have been talking about the impact of short-term rentals since the 2016
Credit: Red Road Architect (Stephen Thompson Architect)/City of Sedona By Roland Murphy | AZBEXThe Sedona Creative Life Center may soon add a resort experience to
By Carol Kahn | Red Rock News After a two-year battle with congestive heart failure, Phil Morris, 84, died Nov. 17. The Morris Company’s portfolio
By Scott Shumaker | Red Rock News Sedona City Attorney Kurt Christianson speaks before about 80 residents who came to hear an open forum on
By Ron Eland | Red Rock News A Southern California developer is looking to build a hotel on Schnebly Hill Road and is currently in
(Photo via Ambiente, AZ Big Media) By Experience AZ | AZ Big Media As one of the most anticipated hotel openings of the year, Ambiente,
By Tasha Anderson | AZBEX (Credit: Delawie/City of Sedona) RD Olson Development recently submitted plans to the City of Sedona for the design and construction
By Ron Eland | Red Rock News The developers of a proposed resort and residential living area in Uptown have officially withdrawn their interest in
By Scott Schumaker | Red Rock News As the city of Sedona continues its quest to battle the ever-increasing housing shortage issue, an area that
By Ron Eland | Red Rock News The privately-owned Sedona Cultural Park has sat vacant for more than a decade and with each passing year
By Ron Eland | Red Rock News The vision for prime real estate owned by the city is becoming clearer. The city purchased the Sinagua
By Ron Eland | Red Rock News The city of Sedona is now the owner of a prominent piece of land, but council and staff
BY Ron Eland | Red Rock News After being on and off the real estate market for nearly a decade, one of the largest pieces
By Jon Hecht | Red Rock News (Photo by Christopher Boswell) Four times a year, Randy Crewse, of Arizona Prime Real Estate, puts together an
The Inspirati on at Cott onwood apartment complex will feature 192 units for lease, ranging from 694-square-foot one-bedroom apartments to 1,181-square-foot three-bedrooms, with the most common size being two-bedroom units. The
By Ron Eland | Red Rock News Later this year the city of Sedona will be considering a pair of Major Plan Amendments, which, by
By Anton L. Delgado | Arizona Republic A California-based luxury lodging company has formally withdrawn its application to build a “glamping” siteon an unused parcel
By Ron Eland | Red Rock News It’s coming up on five months since the city of Sedona implemented a new hotline for those who
By Ron Eland | Red Rock News A resort developer is testing the waters to see if Sedona could someday soon be added to its
Sedona City Manager Karen Osburn By Ron Eland | Red Rock News Sedona City Manager Justin Clifton announced his impending departure to take the same
Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers By Ron Eland | Red Rock News In recent years, lack of affordable housing has quickly moved up the Sedona
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By AZ Family Instead of going to a drive-thru for salad, customers will soon be getting a cup of coffee. Court documents filed in U.S.
By Brent Corrado | Fox 10 Phoenix PHOENIX – Katie Hobbs has reportedly chosen her running mate for the November election. What we know: The New York
By Helena Wagner | Phoenix Business Journal Another commercial retail project is planned on vacant farmland within the Harvest Grove master-planned community in Gilbert. Developer Lennar Corp. is requesting to