Phoenix receives a $1.2 million federal grant for Transit Oriented Development to enhance public transit flow and create walkable, sustainable communities.

Historic Bisbee, Arizona properties, the Copper Queen Hotel and Cafe Roka, are for sale amid the community's recovery from a Valentine's Day fire and growth in local tourism.

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Copper & Sage, a Southern-style gastropub by Westside Concepts, is set to open at GSQ in Downtown Goodyear, offering a vibrant dining experience for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Google's "Redhawk" data center in Mesa enters a review phase, with plans for a 280,000-square-foot facility and support structures. Mesa's design review board will also consider a related office building project.

The Signature at San Tan Village, an 11-building commercial project with Whole Foods and Dick's Sporting Goods, was discussed during Gilbert's Planning Commission meeting, with further decisions expected in June.

Construction cranes maintain a steady presence in downtown Phoenix, signaling continuous growth with new residential and mixed-use developments. Crane counts remain constant from previous quarters, despite a previous decline in 2021 and 2022.

ADOT plans traffic management for the NCAA Final Four in Glendale, urging early arrival and offering real-time updates to handle congestion and provide a smooth travel experience for attendees.

Goodyear, Arizona is nurturing its small businesses, considered the local economy's backbone, with city initiatives and resources supporting entrepreneurs.

Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. has sold 365 lots in its Teravalis development in Buckeye, with homebuilders including KB Home and Lennar Corp., investing millions as the project aims to build 100,000 homes and accommodate 300,000 residents.

Buckeye is developing a Parks and Recreation Master Plan and seeks public input through surveys, meetings, and an interactive map to guide the city's future park facilities and programs.

Marina Flores turned her shave ice side business into a thriving career after being laid off during the pandemic, with her shop opening in Mesa, Arizona.

Creation Equity plans to build the Nexus Commerce Center, a three-building industrial park, on a 16-acre site in Tempe, anticipating high demand for industrial space in the I-10 corridor.