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20 May Tempe, like many urban areas, is not affordable for all. We’re working to change that

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One of the biggest threats to the future of cities across Arizona and the nation is the...

20 May Mesa to waive $2.3 million in property taxes for apartments planned on old Tri-City Mall parking lot near light rail

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SOURCE: https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/mesa/2021/11/17/mesa-waive-2-3-million-taxes-proposed-apartments/8634518002/ AUTHOR: Joshua Bowling ...

20 May Mesa to waive $2.3 million in property taxes for apartments planned on old Tri-City Mall parking lot near light rail

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SOURCE: https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/mesa/2021/11/17/mesa-waive-2-3-million-taxes-proposed-apartments/8634518002/ AUTHOR: Joshua Bowling ...

20 May Phoenix job seekers and homeowners are well-positioned for 2022; employers and home buyers face challenges

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Metro Phoenix's economy has started the new year hitting on all cylinders, with full employment, industrial expansion...

20 May Backlash against affordable homes intensifies Arizona housing shortage

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Arizona needs as many as 270,000 additional homes with rents and prices below what apartments and houses...

20 May Gilbert’s downtown is a dining and nightlife destination, but leaders eye plans to bring people downtown all day

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Downtown Gilbert has become something of a dining and nightlife destination for the East Valley, but town...

20 May Mostly vacant medical offices in Mesa could see new life as apartments

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SOURCE: https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/mesa/2022/01/17/old-medical-offices-mesa-could-see-new-life-apartments/9178933002/ AUTHOR: Joshua Bowling ...

20 May The density and apartment debate continues as Scottsdale cracks top 10 list of priciest US cities for renters

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Housing experts say renters will find Scottsdale an increasingly difficult place to afford unless more apartments are...

20 May ‘A lot of us are not fond of government’: Major housing development could transform this rural Arizona community

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Rob Behr moved to Tonopah for space. The 66-year-old with autism was sometimes misunderstood, which he said led...

20 May ‘We’re at the precipice’: Why this business group is taking on NIMBYism in metro Phoenix

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At least 30 apartment developments stalled or were shelved across metro Phoenix in 2021 due to not-in-my-backyard-ism,...

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20 May Tempe, like many urban areas, is not affordable for all. We’re working to change that

20 May Mesa to waive $2.3 million in property taxes for apartments planned on old Tri-City Mall parking lot near light rail

20 May Mesa to waive $2.3 million in property taxes for apartments planned on old Tri-City Mall parking lot near light rail

20 May Phoenix job seekers and homeowners are well-positioned for 2022; employers and home buyers face challenges

20 May Backlash against affordable homes intensifies Arizona housing shortage

20 May Gilbert’s downtown is a dining and nightlife destination, but leaders eye plans to bring people downtown all day

20 May Mostly vacant medical offices in Mesa could see new life as apartments

20 May The density and apartment debate continues as Scottsdale cracks top 10 list of priciest US cities for renters

20 May ‘A lot of us are not fond of government’: Major housing development could transform this rural Arizona community

20 May ‘We’re at the precipice’: Why this business group is taking on NIMBYism in metro Phoenix

‘A lot of us are not fond of government’: Major housing development could transform this rural Arizona community

‘A lot of us are not fond of government’: Major housing development could transform this rural Arizona community

‘A nightmare for too many’: Hundreds of Arizona renters may have been wrongfully evicted during pandemic

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