Daily News 11-11-2026 – Thank you to all of the Veteran’s!

Surveying Arizona’s best commercial real estate projects in is invaluable — it offers a powerful lens into the state’s economic trajectory, revealing where growth, investment and innovation are concentrated. From transformative mixed-use hubs and major campus developments to key infrastructure expansions and retail anchors, these projects signal shifts in market dynamics and opportunity hotspots. Having visibility into this portfolio helps businesses, developers and policymakers…»

Peoria retail center Park West, located on Northern Avenue just west of Loop 101, has been sold to California-based CenterCal Properties, which owns several outdoor shopping centers across the Western United States. The 45-acre shopping center sold just over $116.7 million, according to Maricopa County records and real estate database Vizzda. The property was sold by San Diego-based CIRE Equity, which purchased Park West for $34 million in 2017. Park West is located across 19…»

A novel sustainable campus where trash turns into treasure next to the Salt River in south Phoenix is finally moving ahead. The project is expected to cost more than $1 billion. Phoenix City Council⁠ approved an amended development agreement on its consent agenda at a Nov. 4 meeting for the proposed Resource Innovation Campus on roughly 30 city-owned acres along 27th Avenue and Lower Buckeye Road. That agreement was originally approved in late 2024. Now, the team working on the…»

Healthcare, construction and hospitality will lead job growth as Arizona’s employment expands nearly four times faster than the national average, according to a new report from the Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO). Arizona is projected to add more than 412,000 jobs over the next decade, with healthcare, construction and hospitality driving much of the growth as the state’s economy continues to outpace the nation, according to the OEO report. The Arizona 2025…»

Over the past year, more than one in eight American renters have fallen at least 60 days behind on a loan payment, the highest share since the Federal Reserve started keeping records in 1989. Over the same period, homeowners with mortgages have mostly stayed current, and when The Economist worked through the numbers, it found the gap between the two groups growing while the wider economy expands. Higher rents, small cash cushions and the return of student-loan bills are hitting…»