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By Tasha Anderson for AZBEX As e-commerce continues to rise, the need for industrial development becomes greater and Arizona’s West Valley is one of the top areas where developers are flocking to in order to ... The post 95KSF Industrial […]

By Mescal Movie Set The Mescal Movie Set, the home to the movies “Tombstone,” “The Quick and the Dead,” and more than 80 other westerns, was recently acquired by local ranchers and saved from destruction. ... The post Legendary Benson Movie […]

Having served the Valley’s healthcare needs for more than 140 years and has won voter approval for $935M in funding under 2014’s Proposition 480, Valleywise Health has embarked on an ambitious series of projects to ... The post Valleywise […]

After hitting a record high of $1,670.50 for 1,000 board feet in May, lumber futures contracts had dropped 68 percent to $536 by July 16th. So when will those lower prices start to show up ... The post Builders Can’t Expect Lower Lumber Prices […]

Groundbreakings 1. Lincoln Ventures and Cross Harbor Capital Partners started construction at 811 N. 3rd Street, a 24-story, 326-unit multifamily development in Phoenix. The to-be-named project will feature market leading amenities, including a […]

By Tasha Anderson for AZBEX  COVID-19 definitely slowed certain markets down in 2020. Retailers briefly shut down and employers closed offices to allow their employees to work from home; however, the Phoenix office and retail markets are […]

By Arizona Department of Transportation  The Final Tier 1 Environmental Impact Statement for the 280-mile Interstate 11 study corridor – stretching from Nogales to Wickenburg – is now available for public review.   After five years of […]

Litchfield Park has adopted a $45.2M Fiscal Year 2022 budget. The measure approved by the City Council is unchanged from the tentative budget approved in June.  Capital costs increased nearly $22M year-over-year. Projects include $4M for […]

By Colliers in Arizona  The Greater Phoenix industrial market is setting records in many categories. Construction of new projects has hit a historic record with approximately 19.1MSF currently being built. Colliers in Arizona also reports […]

Giving Back  1. Habitat for Humanity has opened enrollment for their 16-week Construction in Training Program Fall semester, which helps produce the next generation of highly skilled craft construction leaders by bringing people together to […]

The City of Phoenix is seeking innovative and unique restaurant operators for the historic firehouse adjacent to Margaret T. Hance Park. Not to be confused with The Firehouse – a... continue reading.

Have you noticed how many stories are generated out of Phoenix and Arizona by big national news organizations, including the New York Times, Washington Post, and Los Angeles Times? This is a big change from the days when we operated...

The Downtown Voices Coalition Steering Committee will hold its usual 2nd Saturday of the month community meeting on July 10, 2021 at its usual start time of 9:30 a.m. via Zoom. Here’s the agenda: WELCOME, INTRODUCTIONS & ANNOUNCEMENTS ~ Jeff […]

Kähvi Coffee + Cafe is a Tulum-meets-Scandinavian inspired coffee shop and eatery, serving a variety of coffee drinks, beer, wine, kombucha and light bites.

Carl Muecke illustration For all the talk about Arizona being flipped from red to blue, or at least purple, the reality on the ground is far different. That's because the most powerful branch of government, the Legislature, remains under […]

The media love to fixate on the "bathtub ring" of a diminishing Lake Mead. America's largest reservoir, contained by Hoover Dam, is at its lowest level since it first filled in the late 1930s. It's a potent sign of climate...

The Downtown Voices Coalition Steering Committee will hold its usual 2nd Saturday of the month community meeting on June 12, 2021 at its usual start time of 9:30 a.m. via Zoom. Here’s the agenda: WELCOME, INTRODUCTIONS & ANNOUNCEMENTS ~ Jeff […]

No east-west street was more important to early Phoenix than the one named after our first president. It carried streetcars, was the heart of the business district, held important buildings, and was movie-theater row. Washington remains the […]

Data centers becoming dominant force in Mesa," reads the headline on a recent East Valley Tribune story. The lede: "It may never rival Silicon Valley, but Mesa is fast becoming Data Center Alley." This "Alley" isn't […]

About the author: Marcy LaRont is the director of development for St. Joseph the Worker (SJW), an employment agency, job development and support service, providing resources for job seekers who... continue reading.