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Realtors predict house prices will plummet in these 10 Arizona towns, where favorable tax laws may help retirees and other home buyers better afford housing.

Secrets In The Stone Long ago, in Arizona's canyons, a community built homes high above the ground. And their climb revealed lives of quiet brilliance, shaped as much by vision as by those canyon walls. High-Rise Homes Of The Canyon The way the Sinagua fashioned their life around this landscape was reflected in these multi-story homes that were carved directly into the rock. Stones told tales, and rooms swayed to the beat of the rock. Their home's structure and foundation included the canyon. Edgar A. Mearns, photographer, Wikimedia Commons Mud, Stone, Wood, And Ingenuity No concrete. No machines. They...

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Amidst growing tensions over state funding allocations, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has issued a sharp rebuke of a Republican-proposed bill which aims to divert funds from housing assistance to cover services for individuals with disabilities. The controversial bill proposes significant cuts to Arizona's Housing Trust Fund, threatening the end of the "Arizona is Home" program, which is pivotal in providing down payment assistance and interest rate buydowns for first-time homebuyers. Critics of the bill highlight the potential damage it could do to the state's affordable housing efforts.

PHOENIX — From a state immigration attorney being told to self-deport to rain hitting the Valley on the eve of Easter Sunday, here are some of Arizona’s top news stories from April 18-20. An Arizona immigration attorney who is a U.S. citizen isn’t sure why she received notice from the federal government that she needs to self-deport.

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Swig, a rapidly growing chain of drive-thru soda shops known for its signature “dirty sodas,” is getting ready to open a new location next year in Glendale at the southeast corner of 91st Avenue and Cardinals Way. The company’s newest Phoenix site is the latest tenant to join...

Bojangles, a Southeast fried chicken mainstay, is flocking westward with plans to pepper the Phoenix landscape with 20 new locations. In a move to satisfy carnivorous cravings in the Valley, the North Carolina-based chain has inked a multi-unit development deal spearheaded by the LVP Restaurant Group in partnership with Kingsbarn Realty Capital. Having already made waves in the Las Vegas Market, LVP and Kingsbarn are seasoned pros at introducing Bojangles' revered recipes to Western palates.

Phoenix, Arizona (April 23, 2025) – Berkadia, a distinguished leader in the commercial real estate sector, announced today the sale of Sanctuary at South Mountain, a 166-unit, horizontal Build-to-Rent (BTR) community in South Phoenix, Arizona. Senior Managing Directors Mark Forrester and Ric Holway, and Managing Directors Andrew Curtis and Dan Cheyne of Berkadia Phoenix, led the transaction on behalf of the seller, Arizona-based CRP/Brown 40th and Southern Owner, L.L.C.

San Diego-based Tower 16 Capital Partners in partnership with Raith Capital Partners has successfully acquired Sanctuary at South Mountain, a 166-unit horizontal Build-to-Rent (BTR) property located near South Mountain in Phoenix. The property was built in 2023 and was acquired for $48 million, which we believe is below today’s replacement cost and prior-peak pricing. Tower 16 and Raith will be rebranding the property to “Obsidian at South Mountain”.

The famed global institutional investment company JP Morgan now owns a 212-unit build-to-rent home community in East Mesa. CBRE negotiated the sale of Bella Encanta, a luxury home community on East Hampton Road, to JP Morgan for $95.75 million. CBRE’s Griffen Tymins, Asher Gunter, Matt Pesch, Sean Cunningham and Austin...

Neighborhood Ventures (NV) closed on Venture on 52nd Street, a 71-unit multifamily property located at 5245 E Thomas Road, in the Arcadia neighborhood. The property was acquired for $11 million—over 35% below its 2022 valuation of $18,250,000. Venture on 52nd Street features 12 studio units, 47 one-bedroom units, and 12 two-bedroom units, ranging from 400 to 748 square feet.

Scottsdale-based Tri Pointe Homes has shelled out $18.2 million for 40 acres of Gilbert land that will become a 76-unit single-family community called Lusitano. Located on the southwest corner of Pecos and Greenfield roads, the project was called Tustin Ranch when the Gilbert Planning Commission approved the preliminary plat and open space plans for it and the panel recommended Town Council approve a zoning change.

PHOENIX — A new downtown Phoenix housing project that will serve homeless veterans and seniors held a grand opening ceremony on Monday. The 48-unit complex called Osborn Point is one of the many housing projects made possible through Native American Connections (NAC). This nonprofit offers housing, health services and treatment for those with substance use disorder.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 22, 2025-- Caliber (NASDAQ: CWD), a real estate investor, developer, and manager, today announced the recent Phoenix City Council’s unanimous approval of the Company’s Canyon Village redevelopment project. The project has successfully rezoned and received all necessary government approvals to retrofit a distressed +300,000 square foot office building to a 376-unit rental multifamily residential building. The project also benefits from opportunity zone tax incentives. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250422510079/en/ Caliber will begin the conversion of an existing office building to bring 376 new apartments to prime North Phoenix location in North Mountain Village area.

A leading analyst says the Valley is turning into a buyer’s market for single-family homes and Mesa is edging closer to that scenario. Meanwhile, data for March from Phoenix Realtors, the Valley’s largest association of real estate professionals, indicated that a steady rise in home prices for Mesa homes on the market might be slowing down.

There are some cities in Arizona where a retired couple can live off Social Security retirement income benefits alone.