BNSF Railway Co.'s planned 4,300-acre rail complex in Maricopa County, replacing annexation plans in Surprise, faces local dissent and will undergo voter approval later in the year.

U-Haul plans to build a large self-storage facility in Scottsdale on a former scrapyard site, offering storage units, portable containers, and moving services.

The city of Mesa unveiled its new 33,000-square-foot Police Property Building for evidence handling, funded by public safety bonds and local taxes, marking an investment in law enforcement infrastructure.

LG Energy Solution has paused the expansion of its Arizona battery plant project, influencing the ESS battery factory, while the EV battery factory construction continues with a 2026 operational target.

Mesa City Council approved the Berge Destination at Gateway, a mixed-use development, with plans for auto dealerships, retail, and multifamily units; developers anticipate significant tax reimburse msent and infrastructure improvements.

Ryan Companies has begun construction of Schrader Farms Business Park in Chandler, Arizona, encompassing 432,000 square feet for manufacturing and logistics.

The construction in Litchfield Park progresses, with phase 1 near completion and phase 2 set for June 17, focusing on the east side of Desert Avenue, while maintaining pedestrian access and minimizing business disruptions.

Peoria is seeking public input for its Five-Year Consolidated Plan to address affordable housing. Input can be given through public hearings, an online survey, or by mail until September 30.

Maricopa residents have noticed construction crews enhancing the city's utility infrastructure, which includes laying cables and marking for service reliability, involving easement areas on property lines.

The Westin Tempe's owners averted auction by securing a $93 million loan extension from their primary lender, ensuring continued control over the hotel.

Maricopa, Arizona, is focusing on water sustainability by partnering with the federal government and Global Water to replenish local aquifers, backed by $6.5 million in federal funds.

Tucson was awarded $2.5 million in LIHTC funding for 66 new affordable housing units as part of the city's Housing Affordable Strategy and Thrive in the 05 initiative.

Creation unveiled plans for The Switchyard, a $120 million mixed-use development in Queen Creek, featuring dining, retail, offices, and residential space.