A proposed 16‑building, $16B data center off Highway O has packed town halls as neighbors warn it could drain wells and reshape the Meramec valley.

The UC/PNC Economic Outlook forum discussed economic trends with over 350 attendees, featuring talks from experts Stuart Hoffman and retiring Greg Valliere at the First Financial Center.

West Coast Community Bank is shifting its Silicon Valley hub from Cupertino to downtown San Jose near Diridon Station as apartment projects rise.

The University of Arizona is moving ahead on a 19‑story, $250 million residence hall at Speedway and Campbell that would add more than 1,200 beds and be financed by a nonprofit under a long ground lease.

Residents in North Plymouth want the EPA to reassess safety near the Plymouth Harbor/Cannon Engineering Superfund site after Pulte Homes proposed a six‑story, 165‑unit condo. The project faces a Zoning Board review in April.

Billionaire-backed and boutique proposals have pushed a statewide debate: build whole new cities or force denser housing into existing ones. Costs, water and population math complicate the choice.

Arizona-based Alliance Residential is scouting four Charlotte-area parcels as it scales up its Carolinas footprint, adding to recent Broadstone openings in town.

An investor is proposing 172 townhomes on an 8.6-acre slice of the Overlake 520 campus in Bellevue’s Bel‑Red, bringing for‑sale housing steps from Microsoft and transit.

A long-awaited 202-unit workforce complex on Fruitville Road has broken ground and will hold rents for essential workers under a layered funding plan.

Regents approved funding for UTA West’s first building, clearing the way for a 51‑acre Walsh Ranch campus near Aledo that aims to welcome students in fall 2028.

Phoenix Business Journal ranked the 19 developers that delivered the most industrial space in 2025, highlighting a year of big logistics and manufacturing projects across the Valley.

North Olmsted advanced a development agreement that could put a grocery on the former Sears site at Great Northern Mall, city officials say a tenant name could come in weeks.

Foundry and DWS bought a 52‑acre Las Colinas campus and plan to replace it with more than 900,000 square feet of warehouse space, with demolition slated this year.