Construction on a new medical building has begun in Goodyear's downtown area, with Banner Health set to occupy the 62,475-square-foot facility upon its completion in fall 2025.

Maricopa plans to sell land for business park development, with a public hearing on October 1, 2024, to discuss the sale and the land's future use. Residents are invited to attend or email comments.

Mesa is removing non-functional turf from over 50 locations to conserve water, supported by a $1.06 million WIFA grant, saving five million gallons annually.

Arizona's economic outlook remains strong despite recession risks, with job growth expected to continue outpacing national averages and a focus on industrial sector and workforce training.

Synergos Cos. acquired Florida-based ODC Construction for $250M, its first expansion into the Florida market, aiming to improve homebuilding efficiency.

The City of Maricopa has introduced the Ready, Set, Build program, which offers pre-approved home designs to streamline custom home construction in the Heritage District.

Rusty Taco plans to expand in Arizona, targeting cities like Chandler and Scottsdale for new locations and seeking franchisees as part of a growth strategy.

Chandler City Council is focusing on residential development to meet state housing mandates, facing challenges such as developer hesitations and adapting to new regulations and zoning codes.

Cochise County is hosting a Tax Deed Land Sale from September 23 to October 4, auctioning land parcels online with all properties sold "as-is." Buyers must research property details themselves.

The Heard Building in Phoenix faces foreclosure with a scheduled auction, amid a market struggling from the pandemic's effects on office space demand.

A Paradise Valley hilltop estate sold for $12 million, featuring expansive views, luxury amenities, and a history of price reductions from an original $22.5 million listing.

The Phoenix apartment market, with a near 10% vacancy rate, sees cautious optimism among investors despite rent drops and high interest rates, amid population growth and economic indicators.

The Arizona Department of Housing has indefinitely suspended its program for workforce housing funds, leaving developers uncertain about future projects.