SCOTTSDALE-A developer has received approval from the city to turn a failed 600,000-sf mall into a office and telecom hotel in the heart of downtown Scottsdale. The renovation will cost $41 million.
PHOENIX-American Express has leased a 90-acre parcel in north Phoenix from the state and plans to begin construction on a one-million-sf office campus that could accommodate 3,100 employees.
PHOENIX-With votes cast for building a new stadium for the Arizona Cardinals leading those opposed by a 4% margin, the site selection process is already getting under way.
PHOENIX-Office demand remains strong throughout metro Phoenix, especially in Scottsdale and along Camelback Road. Demand should outpace new development for the rest of year, even with more than 3.8-million sf under construction.
PHOENIX-Quiet Cave Creek, a suburb of Phoenix, could see one-third of its commercial land taken up by a mixed-use development that would include a 250-room hotel and up to 432,000 sf of commercial space.
PHOENIX-A joint venture has purchased a 30-acre site near two 331,000-sf distribution buildings and has started construction on a $7.5-million trucking terminal.
PHOENIX-For the first time in more than a decade, a developer will build a for-sale residential, multi-family project in the central Phoenix area, spending more than $70 million to build a 303-unit project.
PHOENIX-Voters in Arizona rejected two growth measures that would have severely restricted development, rejected a plan to build a mixed-use development near the Grand Canyon and approved a proposal to build a $330-million stadium.