A newly built Paradise Valley estate at 6724 N. 62nd St. sold for about $16 million after a lightning‑fast market run, adding to a string of trophy sales. The 8,331‑sq‑ft home was marketed with a wellness retreat and Camelback views.

Canopy Real Estate Partners paid about $13.39M for a 36‑unit Mesa townhome community and rebranded it The Sonoran Townhomes. Local operator TBBG will run daily operations.

Transwestern bought the fully leased I‑10 Innovation Center in Tolleson for $94.13 million. The two‑building, 662,804‑sf park sits at I‑10 and Loop 101 and traded at about $142/ft².

A major Valley donation pushed ASU to speed up work on a new, air‑conditioned indoor practice facility that will include more than 100,000 sq ft of turf and a fan zone.

Lennar is pitching a garage‑free condo concept in Avondale with 800–1,200 sq ft units to add density on a West Valley parcel. The proposal heads to City Council in April.

As AI and cloud demand surges, Phoenix’s data‑center pipeline is reshaping how buildings are scoped, budgeted and powered. Builders say earlier procurement and prefab are key to meeting megawatt‑scale timelines.

DMB Associates filed to add about 350 luxury condos at One Scottsdale and shrink the planned office footprint, recasting the 120‑acre master plan. The move reflects market pressure on office uses and rising appetite for for‑sale housing in North Scottsdale.

Arte Moreno paid $125 million in cash for a Biltmore-area luxury apartment complex, marking one of Phoenix’s largest multifamily deals of 2026. The purchase tops other recent sales in the submarket.

A seven‑building industrial campus in Glendale has completed Phase I and is leasing nearly 1.2M sq ft of modern warehouse space as local demand stays strong. Industry judges named the project CoStar’s Phoenix Commercial Development of the Year.

The 29‑story Sol Modern adds 747 units, major amenities and ground-floor retail to Roosevelt Row and earned CoStar's 2026 multifamily award.

A $3 million land sale and new financing have cleared the way for Heritage Park, a 10‑acre mixed‑use project bringing shops, restaurants and 288 units to downtown Gilbert.

Hillstone secured a demolition permit to raze the shuttered Donovan's on Camelback, clearing a path for redevelopment on a prime Biltmore corridor corner.

Surprise’s 85387 and north Phoenix’s 85054 cracked MovingPlace’s March hot list as buyers chase new homes and jobs across the Valley.