Arizona Corporation Commission Chair Kevin Thompson stated that reopening the closed Cholla Power Plant would cost ratepayers nearly $2 billion, emphasizing the impracticality and complexity of such a move.

Real estate professional Marcus McBeth and RIPL Property Management LLC had their licenses revoked by the Department of Real Estate, preventing their legal operation in the state.

Heritage Park, a new mixed-use development in Gilbert, breaks ground with Flagship Restaurant Group set to open three dining venues. The 10-acre project will feature apartments, retail space, and will fully open by 2027.

A new Arizona law permits construction crews to start work at 5 a.m. on weekdays and 7 a.m. on Saturdays during summer months to minimize heat-related health risks.

Trader Joe's, Black Rock Coffee Bar, and Firebirds Wood Fired Grill are set to open in Goodyear's GSQ, enhancing the area's dining and shopping options.

Arizona retains the top spot for business investment in the Mountain Region for the second year, with Phoenix's tech growth highlighted, but it misses the national top 10.

The Arizona Department of Real Estate revoked Terri Cary's license, affecting contracts with MV Realty. The public is advised to seek legal counsel or use AZ Law Help for assistance.

Glendale residents have mixed feelings about the Envision Encore development that will add housing and amenities near State Farm Stadium, with some welcoming the growth and others concerned about the rapid change and loss of views.

Phoenix Water Services sponsors $5,000 neighborhood grants promoting sustainability and water conservation, part of the city's eight-grant package to enhance local communities and environment.

Scottsdale's development impact fees and practices align with legal and city plans, as verified by Willdan Financial Services' audit, with a public hearing scheduled for May 20, 2025.

Phoenix area home prices remain steady with a median of $455,000, despite fluctuating mortgage rates and increasing sales. Regional variations exist, with cities like Scottsdale seeing a sharp price increase.

A Maricopa County court ruling may force the sale of the stalled X Phoenix luxury apartment project in downtown Phoenix, with potential new ownership to complete it.

Plans for affordable housing in Chandler were scrapped after local opposition and compatibility concerns, with developers now intending to sell the land.