Daily News: 2-5-26
5 biggest commercial real estate deals in January Identifying the biggest commercial real estate deals in Metro Phoenix beginning in January 2026 provides a real-time snapshot of where capital, confidence and growth are converging. These transactions signal which sectors are expanding, how investors are pricing risk and opportunity, and where infrastructure, jobs and population growth […]
Daily News: 2-4-26
Here’s why the Arizona economy is poised to accelerate The Arizona economy continues to grind along at a slower-than-usual pace. Jobs are rising slowly, with reduced hiring and modestly elevated layoffs weighing on growth. Income is also slowly rising, reflecting the post-pandemic deceleration in employment costs, although taxable sales growth has rebounded. House price increases […]
Daily News: 2-3-26
Huge Gilbert mixed-use development returns for Council vote after rejection A Miami-based company wants to turn a chunk of Gilbert farm land into a mixed-use development with a Fry’s grocery store, retail and housing for thousands of people. The Harvest Grove master-planned community will be reconsidered by the Town Council Feb. 3 — two weeks […]
Daily News: 2-2-26
2026 Projects to Watch The development pipeline continues to hum in metro Phoenix at the dawn of a new year. While no project can match the drumbeat surrounding Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s ever-evolving north Phoenix campus, where tens of billions of dollars will be invested in the coming years, there are still plenty of impact […]
Daily News: 1-30-26
No Move From the Fed, But Market Forces Still in Motion For the first time since July 2025, the Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee left interest rates unchanged—a move widely expected across markets as policymakers hold steady amid balanced but uncertain economic signals. Analysts say the same could follow in March as the Fed […]
Daily News: 1-29-26
Arizona ranks 7th for US population growth despite sharp slowdown from previous year Population growth slowed significantly across the United States between 2024 and 2025, thanks largely to a sharp drop in net international migration, the latest report from the U.S. Census Bureau shows. That trend held true in Arizona, as well, according to the […]