Dallas firm pays $73.65M for midtown Phoenix apartments as deliveries slow An entity tracing to Dallas-based Knightvest Capital paid $73.65 million for a 254-unit apartment

Mortgage Bankers Association: CRE Lending Volume Up 16% Year-Over-Year Commercial and multifamily mortgage loan originations were 16% higher in the second quarter of 2026 than

U.S. Industrial Demand Could Exceed Supply by Late 2027 The U.S. industrial market could reach a turning point in late 2027, CoStar reported. Vacancy is

Salad and Go closing all locations permanently after bankruptcy filing PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A popular Arizona salad chain is closing its doors permanently after filing

320-Acre Warehouse & Data Center Master Plan Proposed in Far West Valley Arizona Land Consulting’s master plan preparation and development spree continues, as the company

Building a future Piece by piece, Arizona has completely rebuilt its economy in the past seven years, fueled by a decision to go all in

Arizona job growth outpaces nation by more than double The state’s job growth ranked 15th in America, the report noted, adding that 13 states nationwide

Lyfe Companies to develop retail and dining corridor at Vistancia in North Peoria Scottsdale-based Lyfe Companies is developing the first phase of a retail and

What’s that large office campus going up in Scottsdale along Loop 101? Rawhide Development Co., an affiliate of the Arizona Cardinals and the owner and

Cardinals’ development firm hires new CEO to oversee 217-acre north Phoenix campus Rawhide Development Co., an affiliate of the Arizona Cardinals and the owner and

Toy Barn plans 205,000-square-foot flagship in north Scottsdale Toy Barn’s flagship luxury car garage location is on track to begin construction within the 124-acre Mack

Tempe replaces shuttered Food City with housing, grocery store A shuttered Food City along the light rail line in Tempe has been demolished to make