Driving by the Loop 303 and Lake Pleasant Parkway, it’s easy to overlook the arid landscape just north of the freeway. But in a few short years, a state-of-the-art outsourced…
Behind every light switch, skyscraper and freeway is an engineer who crunched the numbers to ensure safety and reliability. Despite their critical contributions to society, the work done by these…
Labor shortages in the construction industry are a well-documented issue — and for good reason. Talent Ready AZ, a strategic initiative created by Gov. Katie Hobbs, estimates that 20,000 construction…
Whether it’s to an auditorium full of strangers or a packed all-staff meeting, delivering a message clearly and confidently is a critical talent for leaders to develop. Those who do…
Lawmakers are tasked with the difficult responsibility of balancing the interests of their various constituencies when evaluating the hundreds of bills introduced in each legislative session. Many elected officials are…
Today’s economy is global, with countries across the world engaging in commerce. The Grand Canyon State is no exception — the value of Arizona exports in 2024 was $32.2 billion,…
Published in 2014, “Velocity: A Blueprint for Transforming Greater Phoenix into an Innovation Economy” laid out a plan to bolster the region’s capacity for technology development, grow the skills of…
Following its successful run of Drunk Dracula, the Drunk Shakespeare Society is back for another limited-run holiday show at the Rose Theater. An offbeat take on Charles Dickens’ beloved tale, Drunk…
Located right off the Loop 202 near Sky Harbor International Airport and the Papago Golf Club, Stacks on Polk brings 19 multifamily units to market, constructed using 45 recycled shipping containers. By utilizing its factory in Hermosillo,…
Located at the intersection of Scottsdale Road and the Loop 101, Optima McDowell Mountain will bring world-class multifamily living to the growing North Scottsdale area. The project adds 1,330 units…
Reviewing the raw numbers of square footage built and dollars spent on new projects across the state in recent years may leave a false impression that economic development is easy.…
Following the conclusion of World War II, the U.S. government began shuttering military installations across the country, including the Yuma Army Airfield. Wanting to show that Yuma’s sunny weather could…
