Daily News 10-19-2026

Location: Northeast corner of South 52nd Street and West University Drive in west Tempe. Description: A 19-acre development is under construction in a largely industrial area of west Tempe, just west of State Route 143. Three Class A industrial buildings will total nearly 300,000 square feet. Two of the buildings will span around 110,000 square feet, while the third will be about 78,000 square feet. The development, called Sky Harbor Innovation Park, also butts against a residential…»

Grand Canyon University has received unanimous approval from the Arizona Supreme Court for its new College of Law, marking a historic milestone in Arizona legal education and establishing a pathway for GCU graduates to pursue licensure as attorneys in the state. The approval represents the first time the Arizona Supreme Court has granted this type of authorization to a law school, creating new opportunities for students seeking a legal education and a career practicing law…»

In a crowded multifamily market, on- and off-campus university housing in Phoenix is competing with a surplus of market-rate apartment offerings that lure students with discounts and concessions. Multifamily developers in the metro area are offering free months of rent and other deals as the market chips away at its surplus of deliveries. Those deals are increasingly prompting students to opt out of traditional university housing. There are some “incredible concessions and vacancies in…»

Salad and Go isn’t gone after all. Two months after the Gilbert-born drive-thru chain filed for bankruptcy and closed every store overnight, a new ownership group is bringing the brand back to Arizona. Mike Myers confirmed to MXSW that he and Tom Misitano, his co-founder of Hospitality First Concepts, have partnered with Daniel Patino, Salad and Go’s founding chef, to rebuild the brand in the state where it started.The group now owns Salad and Go’s intellectual property, including its…»

CREDA Arizona special section spotlights things to know in CRE. The CREDA Arizona supplement in AZRE spotlights the people, projects, trends and public-policy issues shaping Arizona’s commercial real estate industry. Featuring insights from leading developers and industry professionals, the special section explores market opportunities, advocacy, economic development and the evolving challenges influencing Arizona’s continued growth and commercial real estate future…»