
Daily News 7-13-2026
Slowing Apartment Supply Begins To Restore Landlords’ Pricing Power After several years of record apartment construction, the multifamily market is entering a new phase as

Slowing Apartment Supply Begins To Restore Landlords’ Pricing Power After several years of record apartment construction, the multifamily market is entering a new phase as

Developer proposes 453,000-square-foot industrial park at former GE site Demand is surely growing for industrial space near TSMC’s campus in north Phoenix, and developers have

McCarthy Building Cos. signs 96,252-square-foot lease in Camelback Corridor One of the largest construction firms in the country is nearly doubling its Valley office footprint,

Land primed for retail near TSMC in Phoenix bought by East Coast firm Taicoon Property Partners, a Washington D.C.-based real estate firm with ties to

Phoenix apartment rents post consecutive monthly declines Following modestly positive performance through the first few months of the year, Phoenix multifamily rents retreated in the

Arrivia renews 42,521-square-foot office lease at upscale Scottsdale mixed-use center A Scottsdale-based travel and loyalty technology company has extended its 42,521 square foot office lease

Safeway, retail and restaurants part of $45 million Buckeye project A Safeway-anchored shopping center will begin construction early next year in Buckeye, bringing the first

AI firm Fluidstack lands 1.1 million square feet for Phoenix expansion Fluidstack, a rising tech company with heavyweight artificial intelligence clients including Anthropic and Nvidia,

First Industrial Project Planned at Halo Vista The first industrial development proposed for the 2,400-acre Halo Vista master planned area in north Phoenix has been

Phoenix’s Housing, Industrial Demands Are Driving Surge In Conversions Office conversions in Phoenix are mounting as investors seek to leverage a swath of outdated buildings

CRE lending hits new high as lenders compete for refinancing deals Commercial mortgage lenders are locked in their fiercest competition on record, a development that

Waymo buys Wittmann testing site for $220 million to test robotaxis, resume freeway training Waymo is expanding its presence in Arizona with a large land