Mesa, AZ Leads U.S. in Manufactured Homes with Phoenix Following, Affirms Arizona's Role in Affordable Housing
Mesa, AZ leads the US in manufactured homes with Phoenix second; both contributing to Arizona's prominence in affordable housing solutions, according to StorageCafe and U.S. Census data.
Phoenix Aims for Skyward Revolution, Vies to Join FAA's eVTOL Integration Pilot Program
Phoenix may transform its aviation sector by integrating eVTOL air taxis, applying for the FAA's pilot program to test and develop this technology, aiming to establish partnerships and new safety regulations.
Larkspur "Middle Income" Apartment Giant Sold Off After Bond Default
Serenity at Larkspur, a 342‑unit complex, sold after default on municipal bonds. City reports warn taxpayers lost roughly $3M a year while the project underperformed.
Lennar Quietly Knocks Down Suburban Home Prices as Chicago Buyers Feel the Squeeze
Lennar has trimmed asking prices and increased incentives across Chicago suburbs, nudging average sale prices lower even as monthly carrying costs remain high. Deals are showing up on move‑in ready homes, but relief is limited.
Burnsville's City Hall Renovation Braces the Cold with Progress on Interior and Exterior Overhauls
Burnsville's new City Hall addition progresses, with interior renovations and exterior framing underway, roofing nearly complete, and exterior masonry started. Phase one is expected to finish by September 2026.
Marina Safeway Mega-Tower Gets Union Green Light, Complicating Lurie’s Effort to Block It
A key union has backed the controversial Marina Safeway tower project which grants the developers a state fast-track to break ground. This flies in the face of Mayor Lurie who uncharacteristically opposed the move to create both luxury and affordable housing.












