A vacant piece of a larger property that also includes former Target office buildings could get apartments under a new 376-unit proposal.

Ascend at Black Canyon traded hands at $225,769 per unit, well below a collapsed 2024 deal worth $76 million.

A skeleton building near Desert Diamond Casino has sat empty since 2008. Now its owner wants to turn it into senior housing.

A 140,395-square-foot Target is set to anchor Laveen Park Place's next phase, years after Harkins scrapped its movie theater plans.

Minimal Living Concepts built 140 tiny homes before betting big on a 4,600-square-foot Phoenix spec home.

The completed 330-unit co-living tower faces a Dec. 10 trustee sale, while its unfinished sister building has also been the subject of a possible court-ordered sale downtown.

The 53-acre Paradise Valley resort just went independent — and all 110 rooms get a redo by September 2027.

The 1986 estate hides a bookcase-access theater and an entertainment room behind its Paradise Valley gates.

Broadway Farms at Hurley Station will house roughly 1,000 people near 91st Avenue and Broadway Road, with income caps opening doors to working families.

5C AI used a state property-rights law to sidestep Phoenix's data center noise rules near McDowell Road.

The nation's largest homebuilder just closed out Lucero Village, paying $141,000 per lot in one of metro Phoenix's biggest land deals in years.

Vestar's 197-acre Gateway-area development could bring a luxury resort, offices and a lake-front park to southeast Mesa.

Hilco Global's financing will fund upgrades as the 26-story tower's top floors go multi-tenant for the first time.