Developers confirmed Bamboo Sushi, ROOM and PORCH, Zara Nail Bar and Edward Jones as new tenants at The Switchyard, the 10‑acre mixed‑use district in Queen Creek. The project also includes national names like Snooze, Shake Shack and Postino.

EdgeCore trimmed its Mesa campus by roughly 800,000 square feet and reworked the project into a two-building plan that Mesa planners will review.

A new video shows Arizona's first Buc‑ee’s taking shape at I‑10 and Bullard. The 74,000‑sq‑ft travel center aims for a June 2026 opening.

A reimagined Silverleaf estate in North Scottsdale lists for $17.775M with 9,498 sq ft, 8+ private acres, a new pool and sweeping city‑light views.

Casa de Ninos, a 17,250‑sq‑ft Paradise Valley estate on just over four acres, closed for $20 million, highlighting continued demand for trophy homes. Listing details and agent comments paint the picture.

Prama AI is opening a Chandler headquarters after investing nearly $800,000. The move centralizes engineering work and signals new hiring in the East Valley.

Developers retooled PopStroke's Gilbert proposal, converting an indoor concept to a 36‑hole outdoor putting course at SanTan Village. The change alters parking and footprint plans.

A modern Paradise Valley estate at 7050 N. 39th Place sold this week for about $12.25M in cash to an out‑of‑state buyer, adding to a run of $10M-plus sales in town.

Vintage Partners has dropped plans for a 63‑acre Laveen data center and will pursue a phased mixed‑use project with shops and up to 1,000 homes.

Hazel and Azure are two luxury towers rising across from Scottsdale Fashion Square, adding roughly 532 apartments and new retail to Old Town Scottsdale.

A 20‑unit complex at 1401 N. Granite Reef Rd sold for $10.275M — about $513,750 per unit — setting a Phoenix‑area record for its size.

A Rentometer analysis reported March 3 shows Scottsdale’s median three‑bedroom single‑family rent at about $3,500, widening the gulf with cheaper Arizona markets. Higher incomes and owner‑heavy housing help explain the premium.

State senators advanced SB1431 to preempt many municipal design rules on new single‑family homes, setting up a fight between affordability advocates and neighborhood preservationists.