How Rudy Garcia Jr. learned leadership with the ABA
For Rudy Garcia Jr., president at RG & Sons Plumbing and chairman of the Arizona Builders Alliance (ABA), construction has been part of his life since childhood. When he was…
For Rudy Garcia Jr., president at RG & Sons Plumbing and chairman of the Arizona Builders Alliance (ABA), construction has been part of his life since childhood. When he was…
Every year, people across the world test their mettle in Ironman triathlons. Each race consists of three sections — a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike ride and 26.2-mile run — and…
The membership of the Arizona Builders Alliance (ABA’s) membership has delivered some of the most impactful projects across the state. Here are 25 noteworthy developments made possible by ABA member…
Last August, voters in San Tan Valley weighed in on whether the community should incorporate as Arizona’s 92nd municipality, with 66% casting their ballots in favor of becoming a town.…
In March, the City of Phoenix celebrated the progress made on the construction of its Cave Creek Water Reclamation Plant. Now 50% complete, the project is part of the Pure…
On July 1, NAIOP announced a new name for the organization: the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, or CREDA. According to CREDA, the new moniker better communicates the broad scope of commercial real estate work members…
On May 14, Marcus & Millichap published its 2026 U.S. Industrial Investment Midyear Outlook. The report details how the Phoenix market remains one of the highest-ranked industrial markets nationally in 2026 as the region’s business-friendly environment…
On June 12, NAIOP Arizona gathered government dignitaries and the development community to hear how the state’s utilities are coping with ever increasing energy demands, how supply chain issues impede grid growth, the role natural gas plays in a diversified energy…
On Friday, June 12, NAIOP Arizona is hosting its Energy Economic Forecast at The Camby Hotel in Phoenix. NAIOP Arizona CEO Cheryl Lombard will moderate a discussion on Arizona’s evolving energy portfolio, how utilities…
Greater Phoenix’s industrial sector has reigned as the king of commercial real estate throughout the first half of this decade. The region’s rising reputation as the epicenter of U.S. manufacturing’s…
Phoenix has long boasted of numerous lifestyle advantages that have drawn newcomers from around the country to the desert. Among these, the low cost associated with the Metro Phoenix housing…
With peak energy demand expected to grow 60% by 2038, finding ways to generate more power is crucial. But having more capacity is useless without a way to deliver it. AZRE magazine sat down with…