PHOENIX-In a sign of things of ever-increasing sophistication, an Indian Community near Phoenix has opened a 146-room resort. The new hotel is being managed and promoted by Harrah's.
TUCSON-Although the estimated cost of the sprawling Rio Nuevo project has doubled to more than $750 million, it won't cost taxpayers much more than the original cost, says a city official.
PHOENIX-Voters on Tuesday will decide more than a dozen city council and mayoral races. In addition, Phoenix voters will vote on a $754-million bond issue earmarked for infrastructure improvements and clean up of the Salt River.
PHOENIX-With rents on the rise and genuine interest in residential living in Downtown Phoenix for the first time in recent history, a local real estate investment firm has purchased an apartment complex.
PHOENIX-Declining demand for semi-conductor chips has forced Intel to reduce its worldwide staff by 10%, but a multi-billion dollar fabrication plant now under construction in Chandler will be completed by year-end.
PHOENIX-A credit counseling company is joining dozens of other companies that have relocated to the popular area along the I-17 Corridor near the Loop 101 interchange. The company has purchased land to build an office campus.
PHOENIX-Venerable computer maker Apple Computer is looking at leasing space in at least two Valley malls, where it will open some of its first company-owned retail stores.
PHOENIX-A Colorado-based real estate investor who has been buying select properties in the East Valley for the past five years, has purchased another center, this time in Mesa for $12.4 million.