Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez urges direct investment in infrastructure, citing a $9 billion portfolio and the need to improve housing, schools, and government buildings.

Phoenix partners with UMOM to add 96 shelter beds for homeless families, transforming office space into units and reducing wait times for those in need.

City officials report Phoenix's significant progress in housing, with 48,000 units achieved toward a 50,000 goal by 2030, a focus on affordable living, new partnerships, and investments in digital inclusion for residents.

Fitch Ratings maintains AA+ bond rating for Queen Creek as the town plans to issue a $75 million excise tax bond for infrastructure and public safety without new taxes.

RED Development plans a major mixed-use revamp for Phoenix's Biltmore Fashion Park, including residential spaces, hotels, and office upgrades while preserving its heritage.

Fathom Holdings Inc. acquired My Home Group of Scottsdale, expanding its agent network by 2,200 and reinforcing its southwestern U.S. presence. Financial details are to be shared in their earnings call.

Sonora West Development launches Serene, a luxury residential community in North Scottsdale with homes starting at $2.5 million, featuring spacious lots and modern design.

The Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission recommended an amendment for BNSF's $3.2 billion Logistics Park in Arizona, advancing the project, amidst concerns about infrastructure and water use.

Apache Junction seeks developers for a downtown project, offering a 10-acre site with economic incentives, frontage along SR-88, and is part of an Opportunity Zone. The deadline for proposals is January 9, 2025.

Phoenix water officials are proactively ensuring tap water safety by complying with the EPA's Lead and Copper Rule ahead of the deadline, with no lead pipes found in their investigations.

Phoenix starts the Girasol Apartments project, replacing 145 old units with 364 new ones, in an effort to address affordable housing, backed by local input and diverse financing.

Litchfield Park is set to build a new library with $5 million in funds from Maricopa County, aiming for a summer 2025 construction start and a January 2027 opening.

BNSF's proposed $3.2 billion Logistics Park near Surprise, AZ, faces a key vote amid local concerns of traffic and pollution. The project aims to bring jobs and tax revenue, and address zoning issues.