Building isn’t only done with only concrete, steel and wood. A community is built through everyone chipping in and lifting up those who need the support. General contractors in Arizona…
It may not be an ideal way to start a new position, but Carrie Kelly made it work. Kelly was named the new executive director of the Arizona Association for…
Arizona State University sports fans can get ready to cheer. According to multiple reports, an Arizona Board of Regents committee gave final approval of a plan to build a new…
36th Street Partners and Cale Enterprises announced today they have completed the approximately $13.45 million sale of Desert Gateway II, a two-building industrial project located at 747 and 777 West…
It’s been three years since Jamison Manwaring and John Kobierowski decided it was the perfect time to try something new in the world of multifamily investment and redevelopment. The pair…
More than 25 years of dreaming and planning and working through setbacks and dead ends were displayed on the face and in the voice of Randy J. Miller, as he…
The Loop 303 may soon be renamed Merit Partners Parkway if the developer keeps doing what it has been doing along the West Valley freeway. Merit Partners is one of…
ULI Arizona is hosting an event that will examine what factors have led the Phoenix Metropolitan area to become one of the fastest growing economic centers in the nation and…
From the 10,000-square-foot shared offices of DMB and DFE to the more than 1 million square foot Elwood Logistics Center, NAIOP Arizona members are the driving force behind some of…
Lee & Associates announced the recent sale of 246 East Watkins Street, a single-story, 27,060 square foot, industrial warehouse building located within an Opportunity Zone in Phoenix. Originally constructed in…
The long, hot summer of 2020 just added to the misery index in Arizona. The state has managed to still move forward with many new developments, and the pace of…
As the novelty and convenience of working from home wears off, many who have been forced to work from home for the past six months are beginning to long for…
