AES's Desert Rainbow would be a roughly 5,011‑acre solar and battery project in Goodyear, producing about 550 MW and storing another 550 MW while it seeks city approvals.

United Foods International opened a 126,000-square-foot Phoenix plant last week that will process about 8 million gallons annually and is expected to add up to 100 local jobs.

ZenniHome filed Chapter 7 in Delaware the day before a Maricopa County receivership hearing, pausing efforts to recover nearly $22M tied to unfinished Navajo Nation homes.

A Desert Mountain estate in north Scottsdale has sold in late April for roughly $12.1M. The 8,685‑sqft home was marketed by Russ Lyon Sotheby’s and features high‑end finishes and a billiards room.

A Montecito-inspired, nearly 8,000‑sq‑ft Paradise Valley estate is listed at $11.75M with a guest house, pool and private pickleball court.

Gilbert has put an 18.9‑acre parcel near Topgolf up for sealed bids; the site was appraised at $6.39M and a bid opening is set for June 1.

Mayor Kate Gallego signed the final beam at TSMC’s Fab 3 in north Phoenix, a topping‑out milestone that pushes the project toward tool installation and hiring.

Former NFL long-snapper Jon Condo has become a major player in Phoenix luxury real estate, closing nearly $50M in local deals concentrated in Arcadia and Paradise Valley.

HonorHealth finished a $170M expansion at Deer Valley Medical Center, adding 34 beds, four operating rooms and a 166,000‑sq‑ft pavilion as north Phoenix grows. Final touches open this summer.

Phoenix added about 20 coworking locations this spring, boosting the metro to roughly 175 flexible-office sites and millions of square feet of workspace.

Gov. Katie Hobbs joined the groundbreaking for Salt River Flats 2, a 168-unit affordable housing project in south Phoenix backed by tax credits, bonds and private loans.

PulteGroup's 'Solis at Norterra' would add 80 for-sale townhomes on about 9.4 acres near the TSMC chip campus, according to filings and local reporting.

Mitsui agreed to buy most cobalt metal from EVelution Energy’s planned solar-powered Yuma plant in a roughly $850M, five-year deal, giving the project a major customer while some sulfate terms remain unsettled.