The Phoenix Financial Center is set for redevelopment into a mixed-use resort with hotel rooms, multifamily units, and amenities by Left Lane. Completion is expected in 2027.

Falcon Field Airport in Mesa completed the Anzio Ramp reconstruction, a project funded by an Arizona Department of Transportation grant to meet current FAA standards and improve infrastructure.

A $15 million grant is set to expand Phoenix's EV charging infrastructure, aiming to improve accessibility and air quality with 150 new charging ports.

Curbline Properties Corp. bought a portion of Prasada shopping center in Surprise, Arizona, for $32 million, adding tenants like Shake Shack to its portfolio.

Amkor Technology plans a new semiconductor campus in Peoria, with a community meeting set for January 8, 2025, to discuss the $2 billion investment expected to create 2,000 jobs.

GCON Inc. hires ex-Intel Jason Ptacek to lead tech projects and aims for $450M in 2025 revenue, expanding nationally while maintaining Arizona workforce.

Phoenix sells eight city-owned parcels in Sunnyslope to encourage mixed-income housing and combat the affordable housing crisis, with the requirement that developments include units for families earning below 80% AMI.

The article discusses varying trends in US construction employment, with job growth in some areas and declines in others like Phoenix, and the industry's reliance on immigrant labor.

Plans for a specialty grocery store and restaurants are part of Goodyear's downtown GSQ development, with possible interest from Trader Joe's, although unconfirmed by the retailer.

Parts Town opened a new automated fulfillment center in Glendale, Arizona, aiming to increase its distribution capacity and workforce in the southwest region.

Old Town Scottsdale is set for redevelopment with George Oliver Cos. and Ascentris purchasing properties for over $76 million, hinting at transformative projects that respect the area's heritage.

Discount Tire Co. has purchased the Desert Ridge Corporate Center in Phoenix for $35 million through Halle Properties and plans to construct a new headquarters, which will provide numerous jobs and economic benefits to the local community.

Mattamy Homes expands in Arizona by acquiring 73 lots in Blackhawk for $7.3 million and 22 acres in Marana for a new community, showcasing amenities geared towards outdoor and family-friendly lifestyles.