Phoenix is moving forward with the $7 billion Halo Vista project near the TSMC complex, expecting to create jobs and expand infrastructure with city reimbursement for costs.

The Glendale City Council approved spending up to $17.8M for 800 parking spaces at VAI Resort, amid debate over the cost and timing before new members joined the council.

Grand Canyon University has refinanced $520 million in bonds with the help of Colliers International, improving its debt structure and extending maturities.

The first Tempo by Hilton hotel in the Phoenix area breaks ground in Mesa, marking a significant development in local hospitality, alongside a Homewood Suites.

Gilbert, AZ announces the grand reopening of its renovated Water Tower Plaza on December 16th with festivities, including a lighting event at 7 PM and holiday activities.

Wickenburg, Arizona is set to expand U.S. 93 to a four-lane highway with a $26 million grant from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, enhancing safety and setting the groundwork for the future I-11.

Arizona's State schools chief Tom Horne allocates $48 million for improved school safety, emphasizing the hiring of more armed officers and mental health professionals.

U-Haul has purchased the CenturyLink office tower in Phoenix for $23.7 million and plans to shift its headquarters there, consolidating its workforce within the 550,000-square-foot space over two years.

Arizona's I-40 is receiving a $27.5 million upgrade for bridge replacements and interchange improvements, funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

The VAI Resort, a $1.2 billion project in Glendale's Sports and Entertainment District, is under construction and expected to open in 2025, promising luxury, entertainment, and economic growth.

Amkor Technology Inc. received 50 acres of land for free and purchased an additional 6.3 acres in Peoria, Arizona, to build a $2 billion chip factory expected to create 2000 jobs.

BNSF Railway Co. aims to postpone a vote initially set for December 11 on a Phoenix rail complex project to March 26, 2025, to align zoning decisions and address community concerns.

Maricopa County may hit a new record for eviction filings in 2024, with numbers already high in 2023. Courts have recorded 79,858 filings, nearing the 2005 record.