Phoenix commits $15 million to affordable housing through new trust fund
The Phoenix City Council unanimously approved a $15 million spending plan from its Housing Trust Fund as the city estimates a 59,000-unit shortfall.
The Phoenix City Council unanimously approved a $15 million spending plan from its Housing Trust Fund as the city estimates a 59,000-unit shortfall.
Mesa leaders say just 6.9% of more than 500 downtown properties are empty, and business owners credit events and city investment.
Castle Hill Partners says it has no immediate plans for a hotel or golf courses on the 5,300-acre site near Lake Pleasant.
Intersection Development says demolition has started at 840 N. Central Ave., with $200 million more planned for housing and restaurants nearby.
A Valley water leader told Phoenix Realtors that cities have multiple supplies but must avoid any ‘perception that any tap will go dry.’
Intersection Development breaks ground next month on SISU, a 12-story tower, and Arcada, anchored by a restaurant in the Stoddard-Harmon House.
The former Cardinals quarterback, now with the Vikings, bought the Cameldale Estates home for $13.5 million in 2022.
The industrial zoning near San Tan Valley bans standalone data centers and utility-scale solar plants.
Long Canyon Reserve will be part of the 5,300-acre Saddleback community near Lake Pleasant.