University of Arizona business school namesake Karl Eller dies
Phoenix Business Journal Staff Karl Eller, the Tucson businessman who helped entrepreneurs and large companies alike, died Sunday in Phoenix. He was 90. Eller, who donated
Phoenix Business Journal Staff Karl Eller, the Tucson businessman who helped entrepreneurs and large companies alike, died Sunday in Phoenix. He was 90. Eller, who donated
By Karen Shutte | Real Estate Daily News Mayor Jonathan Rothschild delivered his annual State of the City address hosted by the Tucson Metro Chamber at the
By Joe Ferguson | Arizona Daily Star The city of Tucson has released the names of seven companies that it refuses to invest in,
By Karen Schutte | Real Estate Daily News In one of the largest number of lots sold in a single transaction for the past year in metro
By Tasha Anderson for AZBEX The City of Tucson’s Main Gate Overlay District Review Committee heard a proposal from Core Campus at their February 6 meeting, for the
By Gabriela Rico | Arizona Daily Star A rooftop dining option atop a six-story tower is coming to midtown Tucson. Chroma Complex, on Speedway
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By Karen Schutte | | REDNews KB Home Tucson purchased 28 platted lots in northwest Tucson for $758,800 ($27,100 per lot) and a second infill
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