Source: Maricopa County Planning and Development There’s not a lot of good economic news out there these days, but data from Maricopa County Planning and Development Department shows some encouraging signs for the nation’s fastest-growing county. Building …
By Farah Eltohamy for Cronkite News Buckeye got bumped from the top spot for population growth rate in 2019, but its 56.6 percent population increase since 2010 was still enough to make it the second-fastest growing city …
By Rebekah Morris for AZBEX Business as usual will not last long. As Arizona construction projects continue for the most part, a near total economic shutdown is happening all around us. The abrupt economic shock is …
By George W. Hammond for AZ Big Media There is still a huge amount of uncertainty about the future of the outbreak and the economic impacts on the Arizona economy associated with it. Regarding the outbreak, the …
By BEX Staff for AZBEX According to the latest biannual “RLB Crane Index” from construction monitoring and advisory firm Rider Levett Bucknall, cranes visible across the Phoenix skyline tripled coming into the first half of 2020. “Tripling its cranes since …
By Jen Fifield for The Arizona Republic Up until this month, many Arizona cities were riding high on good times. Populations were growing, jobs were booming, and cash was flowing in. Cities were preparing to put …
By Suzanne Adams-Ockrassa for Casa Grande Dispatch Casa Grande is booming and the future is bright, Mayor Craig McFarland said at his annual state of the city address. City housing permits are up 322 percent …
By Bennito L. Kelty for Yuma Sun Officials are keeping a close eye on Arizona House Bill 2814, with the hopes of alleviating the inequality between rural and urban economic development in Arizona. “There’s one area of …
By Mark Nothaft for AZ Big Media Over the past 15 years, the City of Glendale has invested more than $400M in infrastructure improvements to create a world-class environment for businesses large and small to …
By Steve Burks for AZ Big Media Since 2015, 49 California companies have chosen to set up shop in Arizona, a remarkable number. Well, recently, that number jumped to 50, as H.E.R.O.S. Inc., an industry …
By Gary Nelson for East Valley Tribune Back in the day when Mesa first appointed a citizens advisory panel to evaluate the appearance of new buildings in the city, they named it the Design Review …
Source: AZ Big Media An Arizona State University engineering professor is trying to promote a method of speeding up the Valley’s endless construction projects that can reduce years to months and months to weeks. Transportation …
By Fara Illich for DTPHX Since 2016, technology and coworking companies have leased 620KSF of office space in Downtown Phoenix – a 1.7-square-mile area that many thought would never attract tech. For decades, companies looking …
By Nick Serpa for Chamber Business News As more and more companies continue to expand their operations in Tempe – such as State Farm, which recently announced its intention to hire an additional 1,100 employees …
By Tony Davis for Arizona Daily Star A local pro-mining group scheduled a mining appreciation event for October, expected to draw at least 450 people paying tribute to an industry employing roughly 7,500 people in …
By Nick Esquer for Chamber Business News Last year, Maricopa County saw the largest population increase of any county in the United States, adding another 81,244 residents to its desert clutches. That makes eight straight …
By Hayley Ringle for Phoenix Business Journal As solar investments by businesses grow across the U.S., Arizona is a leader with 148 megawatts of installed corporate solar projects, according to a recently released report. The …
By Rebekah Morris for Arizona Builder’s Exchange, LLC By many business measures, 2018 was a great year. The Arizona construction market certainly saw shimmering doodads and shiny whatchamacallits at every turn. While we’ll go into …
By Roland Murphy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange Despite ongoing challenges and concerns in various parts of the Valley, the economic growth generated as a byproduct of the Light Rail’s introductions and various expansions have proven …
By Roland Murphy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange Recent commercial real estate movements in the area of 12th Street and The Grand Canal have tongues wagging and rumors flying about the future of development near the …
By Rofida Khairalla for Coolidge Examiner Saint Holdings, a Pinal County land holding corporation, has big plans for Coolidge. At Wednesday’s Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Matthew McCormick, VP of acquisitions for Saint Holdings LLC, presented …
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