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Phoenix customer service and food service jobs include cashier, contact center, healthcare support, retail sales, and food leadership
Phoenix job seekers will find four customer-facing roles and one leadership opening in this set. Lancer-Hospitality’s cashier role is part-time and centered on register work at the Phoenix Zoo, while Sodexo’s General Manager 4 - Food is a full-time leadership position at Desert Willow Conference Center with responsibility for food service operations. The other three listings are full-time service roles: Systems Integration, Inc. is building a bilingual contact center pipeline tied to FEMA support, Maximus is hiring bilingual Spanish healthcare customer service representatives for an on-site Phoenix center, and T-Mobile is seeking a retail sales associate in a store-in-store setting.
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Atari Hotels’ first property breaks ground in Phoenix
Atari Hotels has broken ground on its debut property, located in Phoenix’s Roosevelt Row. The venue will be on track to complete construction by late 2028 to early 2029. The groundbreaking comes almost six years after the project was first announced in December 2020. Powered by Intersection Development, Atari...
azbigmedia.com
Honeywell is building new $500 million manufacturing facility in Tempe
Honeywell Aerospace (NASDAQ: HONA) today announced a major expansion of its manufacturing facilities, strengthening the company’s ability to meet growing demand across current and next-generation commercial aviation and defense programs. The new $500 million, 300,000-square-foot Tempe, Arizona facility will include an integrated digital production system, modular robotics, automated inspection,...
inbusinessphx.com
190-Unit Luxury Apartment Development Set to Break Ground in Old Town Scottsdale
Origin Investments and its partner Mill Creek Residential, a national investment and rental housing company, announced Modera Old Town, a well-located 190-unit multifamily opportunity zone development in Old Town Scottsdale. Construction on the new community is expected to begin in October, following an official groundbreaking and is targeted for completion in mid-2029.
inbusinessphx.com
Gold Refiner Expands West Valley Presence with New Peoria Buying Office
Precious Metals Refinery has opened its newest location in Peoria, Arizona, at 9127 W. Union Hills Drive, Suite C, Peoria, AZ 85382. The new location expands PMR’s presence in the West Valley and joins the company’s existing Phoenix-area locations in Phoenix, Scottsdale and Tempe. For 15 years, Precious...
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XPO Buys Memphis Truck Terminal for Nearly $18 Million
XPO Logistics has bought the Memphis truck terminal it was already occupying, paying nearly $18 million for the nearly 130,000-square-foot facility on about 88 acres along Shelby Drive. The purchase gives the trucking giant ownership of a major hub in its national network. The transaction was reported by CoStar, which...
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Tri Pointe Homes buys 40 acres in East Mesa for $20 million
Tri Pointe Homes®, one of the largest homebuilding companies in the U.S., today announced the $20 million acquisition of approximately 40 acres in East Mesa for Ascension, a new gated community where Tri Pointe will develop the land and build the homes. Planned for 46 single-family homesites, the infill property is located within East Mesa’s established citrus subarea currently used for agriculture, with plans to incorporate citrus trees into the landscaping as part of the community’s connection to the area’s distinctive history.
inbusinessphx.com
Global Manufacturer Acquires Century-Old Aerospace and Defense Supplier
The Partner Companies, a global manufacturer, announced the acquisition of F&B MFG, LLC, a Phoenix-based specialty metal manufacturer. The acquisition strengthens TPC’s aerospace and defense manufacturing capabilities while expanding access to specialized fabrication processes, including hydroforming. Founded more than a century ago, F&B MFG runs a vertically integrated manufacturing...
Phoenix New Times
‘The American dream is now out of reach for many’
Ashley Harder is a Phoenix business owner, community leader, and historic preservation advocate for 20 years. She is a candidate for Phoenix City Council District 4. Our city is growing, and that’s a good thing. But two questions will determine whether that growth remains sustainable: Can the next generation of homeowners afford to stay here, and will we have the water necessary to support them? Too often, I feel these challenges are discussed in silos as if they were separate issues. They shouldn’t be.
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Collars & Co. from ‘Shark Tank’ brings signature looks to Scottsdale on Nov. 1
Collars & Co., the menswear brand behind the original Dress Collar Polo™, will open a new retail location in Scottsdale this fall, with an anticipated opening on November 1. Located at Scottsdale Fashion Square (7014 E Camelback Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251) the new store will bring the brand’s approach to comfortable, polished dressing to Scottsdale shoppers.
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Scottsdale's Discount Tire Buys 290,000-Square-Foot West Valley Warehouse
Discount Tire has bought a 290,000-square-foot warehouse in the West Valley, adding another piece to the Scottsdale-based tire retailer's growing stable of Arizona real estate. The purchase lands squarely in a hot moment for industrial property in the region, where warehouse space is getting harder to find and more expensive to lease.
AZFamily
Honeywell to build $500M manufacturing facility in Tempe
TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — Honeywell Aerospace announced an expansion Wednesday that includes a new $500 million manufacturing facility in Tempe. The 300,000-square-foot facility will support the largest commercial and defense customers in aerospace and aviation. “Demand for technology from Honeywell Aerospace continues to accelerate across both commercial and defense...
People
In 1968, His Grandfather Moved Across the Country with 1 Piece of Equipment to Start a Candy Company. Now, He Sells Candy Nationwide (Exclusive)
Arizona’s family-owned Cerreta Candy Company sells the same “old-fashioned” candy, like taffy and creams, that the founder launched it with
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Final Hawes Crossing parcel in Village 6 awaits council action
City Council is expected to act later this year or early next year on a rezoning request for the remaining 46 acres of Hawes Crossing’s Village 6 to allow for detached homes in southeast Mesa, according to a city spokesman. The Planning Commission on Oct. 14 voted 7-0 to...
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Industry Professionals 10-27-26
1. A.R. Mays Construction launched A.R. Mays Cares, a community outreach and charitable giving program marking the company’s 40th anniversary with a $200K commitment to Child Crisis Arizona over five years. The program will also support five Arizona organizations: Lauren’s Institute for Education, Ak-Chin Indian Community, Fore The Kids, Tristan’s Trees and ASU Foundation Scholarships. Adam Mays, President of A.R. Mays Construction, serves on Child Crisis Arizona’s Board of Directors. The Mays family separately committed $300K to Phoenix Children’s over five years.
East Valley Tribune
Massive sales, changes rock Old Town Scottsdale
Old Town Scottsdale is not what it used to be. And, for that matter, not what it’s going to be. While construction charges ahead on a high-end restaurant and a landscape-changing garage, two massive sales – of the historic Bischoff buildings and a 3-acre HonorHealth parcel – set the stage for yet another renaissance in Scottsdale’s historic district.
AZCentral | The Arizona Republic
Former owners of Barrio Queen sell Paradise Valley mansion. See it
Former restaurant owners, an executive with a packaging company, a lawyer, a real estate agent and former developer were among the buyers and sellers of metro Phoenix's priciest houses to sell during the second week of October. The former owners of the Barrio Queen restaurant chain sold a Paradise Valley mansion for more than $13 million. During the first week of October, the couple paid $14 million for another Paradise Valley home. Only two of the five most expensive Valley houses to sell were bought with cash. Three were in Paradise Valley, Arizona's priciest enclave. One was in Scottsdale, and one was in Phoenix. $13,100,000: Former owners of Barrio Queen eateries sell James Boshaw, chief transformation officer at ProAmpac, bought an 8,350-square-foot Paradise Valley mansion. The Santa Barbara-style home comes with four bedrooms, 5 ½ bathrooms, views of Camelback Mountain, 18-foot ceilings, an Italian tile fireplace, a glass sauna, a brick ceiling wine room, an office, a theater and a dog washing station. Linda Nash and Steven Rosenfield, former owners of the Barrio Queen restaurant chain, sold it. Joan Levinson of Realty ONE Group had the listing. $11,495,000: Valley real estate agent sells mansion A Delaware LLC named PRH5 paid