Phoenix real estate entered 2020 on a high, which should ease the pandemic’s market impact
Metro Phoenix’s housing market slowed quickly in the early days of COVID-19 but is showing signs of bouncing back.
Read MoreMetro Phoenix’s housing market slowed quickly in the early days of COVID-19 but is showing signs of bouncing back.
Read MoreThere’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 permit submissions are up substantially year-over-year, with a greater percentage of these being completed online.
Read MoreIn the National Jurist’s Spring 2020 issue of preLaw, ASU Law’s home — the Beus Center for Law and Society on the Downtown Phoenix campus — was named the No. 2 “Best Law School Building” in the nation.
Read MoreWith a financial kick-start from Mesa, work on the next leg of State Route 24 is on track to begin this fall.
Read MoreIn an effort to support small businesses and feed those in need, the Phoenix Suns donated $100,000 to restaurants and food vendors in downtown Phoenix.
Read MoreA Taiwan-based maker of silicon chips intends to build a major manufacturing plant in Phoenix that could bring more than 1,600 jobs, Gov. Doug Ducey confirmed late Thursday.
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