Florida-based developer Mainstreet Capital Partners proposes a 30-story mixed-use tower in Phoenix's Roosevelt Row, featuring 297 apartments, retail spaces, and a restaurant.

Restaurateur Mark Tarbell teams up with George Oliver Cos. to manage food and beverage options at Bond office redevelopment in Phoenix, including a cafe and speakeasy.

Arizona's ESA program, providing public funds for private education, is primarily benefiting wealthier areas, sparking concerns over educational equity and the program's sustainability.

Residents of Buckeye, Arizona, are concerned about a proposed housing development's impact, while the city considers water import options to support growth.

BLM is closing over a thousand acres near Apache Junction for up to two years to construct the Goldfield Recreation Area, despite concerns from locals about transient campers and illegal activities.

The Engels are taking Lennar Homes to court in Arizona over alleged poor construction of their new home, including issues with defective floors, framing, and a bathroom countertop.

Kohler Co. is set to open a new Sterling Vikrell bath and shower fixtures plant in Casa Grande, Arizona, by 2024, adding over 400 jobs to the local economy.

M Culinary Concepts is set to serve vast amounts of food at the WM Phoenix Open, expecting about 700,000 attendees, while coordinating with the Super Bowl's logistical demands.

Mesa's Main Street will undergo a $38.5 million improvement project over two years, including infrastructure upgrades and amenities to boost quality of life.

The Arizona Coyotes have submitted an application for land in Phoenix that could indicate plans for a new arena, amidst discussions about their future in Arizona and potential relocation.

Northrop Grumman expands its presence in Arizona by leasing the entirety of a 119,222-square-foot building within Gilbert Spectrum business park, aiming to bolster its technological and employment footprint in the state.

Two popular bars in Phoenix and Tempe face closure for high-rise developments; Half Moon Windy City Sports Grill will close on February 12, while the Devil’s Advocate has a lease through 2029.

The Paradise Valley Town Council approved two luxury housing developments: Quail Run and Silver Sky, both spearheaded by developer Gordon Berry, offering expansive, high-end homes.