Two Paradise Valley mansions are on sale for $21.95 million and $22.5 million, featuring luxury amenities including pools and large garages, owned by Slade Stewart.

San Luis has installed new LED street lights on County 22nd Street for better visibility and safety, funded by a $24,260 project in partnership with APS.

Tempe received a $25 million federal grant to build a pedestrian and cyclist bridge across Tempe Town Lake, enhancing local infrastructure and promoting sustainable transit.

Peoria halts its airport project to focus on alternative land development, responding to public concern over noise and preferring to invest in infrastructure for higher economic return.

The former Rockefeller mansion in Phoenix's Biltmore Estates was sold for $5 million, boasting a history dating back to 1967 and featuring 7 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms.

Acacia Heights II, an affordable housing complex in Phoenix, opened by Maricopa County officials, offers 66 units, funded in part by the American Rescue Plan Act.

Arizona cities Maricopa (85138) and Tucson (85716) are highlighted by Opendoor as popular and upcoming areas in the U.S., while Phoenix and Tucson rank in the top 100 of the 2025 World's Best Cities list.

A premier 1.07-acre lot at 5250 E. Red Rock Drive #34 near Camelback Mountain's summit is for sale, offering city views and comes with plans for a luxury home.

Tempe, Arizona, embarks on improvement projects to revitalize downtown and addresses affordable housing with six new projects, including La Victoria Commons with 104 low-income units.

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.