The city of Buckeye, Arizona, is planning a large mixed-use development called The Landing, featuring entertainment, retail, housing, and education spaces.

The Beacon Bisti Lateral Water Project has broken ground to improve water access for Navajo communities, with an initial $7 million investment to benefit 6,800 residents.

Phoenix received a $12.9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to fund Project EASE, aiming to reduce traffic through microtransit and enhanced bus services.

The Riggs are developing Cartique, an innovative car-themed venue in Scottsdale's Riverwalk area, targeting car enthusiasts with unique auto displays, auctions, and interactive experiences.

Maricopa County is updating its Comprehensive Plan to guide future growth and development through 2040, seeking public input for a balanced, participatory approach.

Glendale's planning commission approved the zoning for the $1 billion VAI Resort, which includes expanded land and addresses traffic and parking concerns.

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approves $2 million for a new Holocaust Education Center in Phoenix, expected to open in April 2027 and to attract 50,000 visitors annually.

Phoenix hosts an open house to inform landlords about the benefits of the Housing Choice Voucher program, offering a chance to learn about financial perks and social contributions to affordable housing.

Chandler Heights Road from Gilbert to Val Vista Drive is set for a $9.8 million upgrade, including dual lanes, bike lanes, ADA sidewalks, and new traffic signals. The project starts in January 2025, after the completion of an adjacent road segment.

The EPA awarded Pima County a $492,681 grant to remove hazardous materials from a former wastewater facility, aiding its transformation into community greenspace.

Symmetry Cos. plans to develop luxury homes at Talking Rock Ranch in Prescott, with homes starting at $1.55 million, continuing their upscale residential development focus.

Goodyear to open Arizona's first Buc-ee's by Christmas 2025 with 74,000 sq ft space, 120 fuel stations, and 200 jobs. Construction begins at I-10 and Bullard Ave.

Tempe's plan to transform Food City Plaza into a mixed-income housing development with grocery and potential police station aims to address affordable housing needs.