The former Paradise Valley Mall is being transformed into PV, a mixed-use complex. Flower Child is opening there September 24, with other dining and lifestyle facilities set to follow.

Maricopa's economic growth is set to create thousands of jobs through new developments, including business parks and an Innovation Campus by the University of Arizona, boosting the local economy.

Avondale has announced a Pavement Preservation Program starting September 3, 2024, with road treatment projects and bulk trash collection adjustments.

Paradise Valley's iconic spire, designed by a Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice, will be moved and preserved as the church it tops is demolished for luxury homes.

Evergreen Devco Inc. has acquired a 12.68-acre site in Tempe for $13 million to develop a high-end industrial park named Tempe 48. Construction is set to begin in late 2022, offering both indoor and outdoor storage space for tenants.

Nordstrom Rack is set to open a new store in the West Valley's Prasada shopping complex, joining other retailers such as Old Navy and DSW, marking its first presence in Surprise, Arizona.

The Taawaki Inn, celebrating Hopi culture, is now open in Clarkdale offering guests cultural immersion through Hopi art, history, and live performances.

Chandler City Council has contracted Weddle Gilmore for the redesign of The Ranch at Tumbleweed Park, with a budget of $498,360 for services including architecture and landscape design.

Novva Data Centers presented plans for a 1.4 million sq. ft. data center campus in Mesa, Arizona, seeking local board feedback for "Project Borealis". The project aims for sustainability and is part of Mesa's data center development boom.

New rules impacting real estate agent compensation and practices, including contract requirements and commission negotiations, will take effect this weekend.

The president of Cutter Aviation bought a luxury mansion in Phoenix for $4.48 million via an online auction, significantly below the $7.9 million asking price.

Goodyear is seeking a partner for a new sports complex to accommodate its growing population, with plans for soccer fields, pickleball courts, and more.

Site Six fishing pier on Lake Havasu will close for a day-long upgrade on August 22, affecting boaters and anglers.