Daily News: 1-7-26

Phoenix ranks second in US for new self-storage construction with 2 million square feet added With more than 2 million square feet of new self-storage space delivered in 2025, the Phoenix metro set itself apart as the second most-active market in the nation for construction in that sector. That’s according to a recent report from […]

Daily News: 1-6-26

What big developments are coming to metro Phoenix in 2026? As long as I’ve lived in Phoenix, it’s been growing. Not just growing. People use words like “explosive growth” to describe the rapid expansion of buildings, communities and whatever else you can build. And I’ve lived here for more than 35 years. I’m beginning to […]

Daily News: 1-5-26

NMHC Survey Finds Long-Term Development Optimism The National Multifamily Housing Council’s (NMHC’s) quarterly survey of leading construction and development firms in December finds apartment starts remaining relatively stable compared with three months ago. According to the survey, conducted between Dec. 4 and 15, 43% of respondents reported starts to be relatively unchanged, while 25% said […]

Daily News: 12-30-25

NMHC Survey Finds Long-Term Development Optimism The National Multifamily Housing Council’s (NMHC’s) quarterly survey of leading construction and development firms in December finds apartment starts remaining relatively stable compared with three months ago. According to the survey, conducted between Dec. 4 and 15, 43% of…» How ASU, Lakefront Towers, Fine Dining are Reshaping Downtown Tempe […]

Daily News: 12-29-2025

Chemical supplier breaks ground on $120 million phase of manufacturing campus in Casa Grande A Taiwanese semiconductor industry supplier recently broke ground on the first phase of a multimillion dollar ultrapure chemical manufacturing campus in Casa Grande. KPPC Advanced Chemicals Inc., a U.S. subsidiary of the Kanto Group, began construction Dec. 19 on the first […]

Daily News: 12-26-25

Developers snap up Arizona land as multifamily supply expected to dwindle by 2027 Developers are closing on vacant land to prepare for a shortage of multifamily housing units as existing supply dwindles over the next couple of years. On Dec. 17, an entity related to Houston-based Hines paid $16.6 million in cash for 14.6 acres […]