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Phoenix, Tucson housing markets shift toward buyers
Arizona homebuyers are gaining negotiating power as the housing market continues to shift, but rising mortgage rates are making it harder to afford a home, according to a new report from Realtor.com. Both the Phoenix and Tucson metropolitan areas are classified as balanced markets moving toward buyers in the latest...
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Rio Nuevo, Groundswell Capital Offer Small Business Grants of Up to $25,000
TUCSON, Arizona (Oct. 27, 2026) — Rio Nuevo and Groundswell Capital are accepting applications for “Small Business, Big Ideas,” a grant program offering $5,000 to $25,000 to help entrepreneurs launch, expand or relocate businesses within Tucson’s Rio Nuevo District. Applications are open through October 30, 2026....
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Ryan Shirley Joins BRD Realty, Will Lead Leasing and Renewals on 500-Plus-Unit Catalyst Portfolio Alongside Max Fisher
TUCSON, Ariz. (October 26, 2026) — BRD Realty, LLC today announced that Ryan Shirley has joined the firm as a commercial real estate agent. Shirley will focus on leasing and selling office and retail properties throughout Tucson as he works to grow BRD Realty's brokerage beyond industrial and warehousing.
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Tucson's 78-Point Code Overhaul Could Allow Bakeries in Commercial Zones
Tucson is considering changes that could affect how property owners reuse buildings and lots: an office might qualify for a bakery, a backyard structure for living space, or an existing lot for small-scale housing. CODE Tucson '26 contains 78 proposed amendments intended to simplify reviews, reduce housing barriers and expand options for businesses.
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Skip The Big City And Check Out This Arizona Town With Homes Under $180,000
There’s a town in southeastern Arizona that’s been quietly living its best life while the rest of the state argues about traffic and mortgage rates. Willcox, Arizona is sitting out there in Cochise County, surrounded by mountain ranges, producing award-winning wine, and selling homes for under $180,000, and it would very much like you to come visit.
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Copper World mine approved for construction in Santa Rita Mountains
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Environmentalists are voicing concerns one day after the approval of a copper mine project in the Santa Rita Mountains. Hudbay Minerals and its partner, Mitsubishi Corporation, officially approved construction for the mine, which will include four open pits located on the west slope of the Santa Rita Mountains.
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From coffee house owner to seasoned restaurant owner, JoJo isn’t going anywhere
Jo Schneider never planned on spending her life in the restaurant business. In fact, before opening her first restaurant, she had never worked in one. But maybe she was always meant for a life in service. “I’m the kind of person that loves to take care of people, keep people...
northamericanmining.com
Hudbay, Mitsubishi greenlight Copper World construction
Supported by a robust definitive feasibility study, Hudbay Minerals and Mitsubishi Corporation have formally approved construction and development of the Copper World project in Arizona, approximately 31 miles southeast of Tucson. The study outlines annual copper production of 102,000 tonnes (t) over the first 10 years, an 11% increase when...
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Dive in with Dan and Chris Edwards
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - For decades, Tucsonans have known Chris Edwards through his high-energy television commercials, memorable movie-parody ads, and ubiquitous community presence as the owner of Tucson Appliance Company. In the debut episode of Dive In with Dan, 13 News anchor Dan Marries sat down with the local business icon to talk about his roots in the Old Pueblo, his philosophy on philanthropy, and why giving back to Southern Arizona remains his top priority.
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Understanding Marana’s $3.7M water purchase
Marana has approved a one-year, $3.7 million contract to receive water from the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation in 2027. In brief, The Central Arizona Project (CAP) is a 336-mile canal and aqueduct system that channels water from the Colorado River to central and southern Arizona communities. It supplies water to over 6 million residents.