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Phoenix industrial demand shifts to mid-bay as large-box supply remains scarce
PHOENIX, (Oct. 27, 2026) – The Phoenix office of JLL has released its Q3 2026 Phoenix Industrial Market Overview, noting vacancies holding steady, net absorption moderating, asking rents rising and the construction pipeline expanding as the Valley’s industrial sector heads into year-end. Phoenix's industrial market saw absorption moderate...
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KTAR News
Roosevelt Row in Phoenix getting 125 new residential units through $70M projects
Intersection Development, a Phoenix-based real estate development firm, is breaking ground next month on two projects, SISU Roosevelt and Arcada, that total an investment of more than $70 million. The developments will bring 125 new homes to the area as well as reuse and preserve historic buildings for dining concepts...
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Arizona Jobs Desk
Phoenix healthcare jobs: paramedic, veterinary technician, travel OR RN, cardiac cath lab technologist, and correctional health monitor
Phoenix job seekers will find a mix of clinical roles that differ by setting and patient population: AMR is hiring a full-time paramedic for ambulance response and patient transport, while the Arizona Humane Society needs a full-time veterinary technician for animal care in its Trauma Hospital. Fusion Medical Staffing is recruiting a travel Operating Room RN for surgical care, Trusted Health has a travel cardiac cath lab technologist role focused on interventional heart procedures, and WSi Healthcare Personnel is seeking part-time mental health monitor/sitters for a correctional healthcare setting. Together, these listings span emergency medical services, hospital nursing, veterinary medicine, cardiovascular procedures, and detention-center support.
hoodline.com
Leon Capital Breaks Ground on 343-Unit North Phoenix Complex Near TSMC's Mega-Fabs
2425 W. Sonoran Desert Dr. — Approximate Site Of 343-Unit Apartment Build. Leon Multifamily has broken ground on Soltra Ironwood, a 343-unit luxury apartment community in North Phoenix, with construction starting this week and the first units expected to welcome residents in the fourth quarter of 2027. The project will offer studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments in a corner of the Valley that has become one of the busiest construction zones in the country, thanks to its proximity to TSMC's sprawling semiconductor campus.
whatnow.com
Los Amigos Market Plans Phoenix Store on Indian School Road
Los Amigos Market plans to open at 3250 W. Indian School Road in Phoenix, according to a pending application with the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control. The business is owned by YMW Business Enterprises, Inc. The application identifies Norman Sharak as the corporation’s president and its sole shareholder.
AZFamily
ABC 15 News
NOW HIRING: 6 Valley companies ready to hire YOU! (10/25)
Looking for a new career or just something part-time for some quick cash? Here are 6 Valley companies hiring NOW!. For more job resources, visit our Virtual Job Fair at abc15.com/JobFair. 1. If you’re an experienced IT professional, SwitchThink offers the chance to work on technology where performance really matters....
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“The Home Edition” sees how AI is changing the real estate market
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — On this week’s episode of “On Your Side: The Home Edition,” host Susan Campbell tours a timeless Arcadia home right at the base of Camelback Mountain, learns how AI is changing the real estate business, and sees what $500,000 will buy you in Mesa.
nevalleynews.org
inbusinessphx.com
213-Home Rental Community Takes Shape in Laveen ahead of 2027 Opening
Rockefeller Group, a real estate developer, owner, and operator, announced Farinosa Villas, a new build-to-rent community on 17.4 acres in Laveen. The development marks another step in Rockefeller Group’s continued expansion across the state and the greater Southwest, building on its established presence in Metro Phoenix and growing portfolio of multifamily communities throughout the region.
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statepress.com
Amid its supposed nightlife decline, new businesses look to revive Mill Avenue
Live music, restaurants, entertainment and bars bustling with people from across the Valley was the normal weekend night of Mill Avenue in the 1990s. ASU alum Julian Wright recollected the "glory days" of Mill Avenue. It was a time when neither Old Town Scottsdale nor downtown Phoenix contained concentrated nightlife districts — a time when everything happened in downtown Tempe.