Ducey’s Challenge as Deadline Nears: Balancing Public Health with Economy’s Amid Pandemic As Arizona’s stay-at-home order rapidly nears its Thursday expiration date, Gov. Doug Ducey has remained tight-lipped about his plans for the sweeping restrictions that have devastated the state’s economy in the name of public health. Business owners, however, have…» |
Taking Action Against the Affordable Housing Crisis A minimum wage employee must work 54 hours a week to afford a one-bedroom apartment in Maricopa County. In Arizona, 78 percent of low-income families are severely cost-burdened by rent. What this means is that after spending 30 percent or more of their income on shelter, they will…» |
Report: 33% of LA Apartment Hunters Looking to Move to Other Cities The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t stopped a considerable number of apartment hunters in Los Angeles from searching for a new home in other cities, according to a new report.Renter search data compiled by Apartment List, an online rental platform, shows 33% of its L.A. users looking for a new apartment are searching for listings…» |
Land Advisors Predicts Heightened Awareness for Healthcare in Phoenix Land Advisors Organization recently launched a dedicated healthcare advisory group just in time for what will likely be a boost in healthcare activity. According to the firm, the pandemic will give a greater priority for healthcare needs throughout the region. As a result, the firm expects more hospital…» |
Metro at Zanjero Apartments Sell for $55.4M CBRE has arranged the sale of the 253-unit multifamily community Metro at Zanjero on behalf of Private Portfolio Group to San Diego-based Sunroad Enterprises for $55.4 million. CBRE’s Tyler Anderson, Sean Cunningham, Asher Gunter and Matt Pesch of Phoenix Multifamily Institutional Properties…» |