Flagstaff Tops The Nation In Percentage of Construction Jobs Lost
Flagstaff lost the highest percentage of construction jobs between July 2009 and July of this year, as 276 of 337…
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ZERO-C: A Solution To Shrinkage-Induced Cement Cracking
ZERO-C: A Solution To Shrinkage-Induced Cement Cracking Despite the technological advances in the science of concrete repair, shrinkage-induced cracking has…
Read MoreOffice: Digital Systems Headquarters
DIGITAL SYSTEMS HEADQUARTERS, SCOTTSDALE Developer: LGE Design Build Contractor: LGE Design Build Architect: Cawley Architects Size: 17,600 SF Location: 91st St. & Palo Brea Dr.,…
Read MoreHospitality: San Tan Elegante & Legado Hotel
San Tan Elegante & Legado Hotel Developer: Power Hotels Contractor: Structures, Inc. Architect: Eric Miller Architects Size: 100,000 SF Location: 1800 S. San Tan…
Read MoreOffice: Fountainhead Office Plaza
FOUNTAINHEAD OFFICE PLAZA Developer: Metro Commercial Properties on behalf of USAA Real Estate Company Contractor: Sundt Construction Architect: DAVIS Size: 439,070 SF Location: 1601 &…
Read MorePublic: Phx Sky Train
PHX SKY TRAIN Developer: City of Phoenix Contractor: Hensel Phelps Construction Co. Architect: Gannett Fleming Size: Three stations totaling approximately 200,000 SF and 1.9…
Read MoreOffice: Continuum
CONTINUUM Developer: Capital Commercial Investments Contractor: By public bid Architect: PH Architecture Size: 2.8M SF of planned product with a 512,000 SF existing corporate…
Read MoreSix Ways The Valley’s Redefining Sustainable Living
The Sustainable Six: Redefining Sustainable Living in the Valley It’s been a little more than a year since representatives from…
Read MoreHigh Foreclosure Rate And Unemployment Make Housing Recovery Hard To Read
The Phoenix resale market slowed a bit in May when compared to April, possibly because activity spiked last month as…
Read MoreReal Estate: In Uncharted Territory
The resale season starts in March with an upswing in real estate transactions, but last month’s numbers were much higher…
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