Marble Canyon
Marble Canyon, AZ · Real Estate
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Commercial Real Estate 10-27-26
1. RAI Holdings purchased 38.96 acres of land at 59th Ave and Dobbins Road for $19.5M. Groundbreaking for a future build is expected in summer 2027. 2. LevRose Commercial Real Estate completed the $11.2M sale of an approximately 10.4KSF property at 3925 N. Brown Ave. in Old Town Scottsdale to Terry Black’s BBQ. Spanning nine parcels across a full city block, the 0.74-acre property marks the Texas-based barbecue brand’s entry into the Arizona market. LevRose’s Danielle Davis, Branden Mondragon and Trent McCullough represented the sellers.
inbusinessphx.com
Cullum Homes Builds to Last
Rod and Kim Cullum founded Cullum Homes in 1985 with a straightforward idea: Build with quality, operate with integrity and keep relationships at the center. Four decades later, the firm is a second-generation, family-owned luxury design-build company led by co-presidents Lindsay Cullum-Colwell, the founders’ daughter, and her husband, Paul Colwell. The craft has grown more sophisticated. The conviction underneath it has not changed. “When we founded Cullum Homes in 1985, the goal was a company rooted in quality, integrity and strong relationships,” says Rod Cullum. “Seeing the next generation, our family and our team, carry that commitment into the community means a great deal.”
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Collins Family Movers Serves Goodyear, Avondale, Buckeye and Litchfield Park From Its Goodyear AZ Office
With 15 years of experience and 10,000+ customers, Collins Family Movers runs local, long distance and commercial moves across the West Valley from Goodyear. GOODYEAR, AZ, UNITED STATES, October 28, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Collins Family Movers, a family-run moving company with more than 15 years of experience and over 10,000 satisfied customers, is serving Goodyear, Avondale, Buckeye and Litchfield Park from its office at 15150 W Park Pl, Suite 215, in Goodyear, Arizona. The location allows the company to support one of the fastest-growing regions in the Phoenix metro with crews who live and work in the West Valley.
hotelbusiness.com
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...
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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.
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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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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Terry Black’s BBQ Plans Arizona Debut in Old Town Scottsdale
Terry Black’s BBQ plans to enter Arizona with a restaurant at 3925 N. Brown Avenue in Old Town Scottsdale, according to an announcement from LevRose Commercial Real Estate. The brand purchased the property for $11.2 million. The approximately 0.74-acre site spans nine parcels and an entire city block, with about 10,409 square feet of existing buildings. An opening timeline and details about the restaurant’s design have not been announced.
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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.
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Gilbert Lands New-to-Arizona Brands as Retail Center Nears Full Occupancy
Phoenix-based retail brokerage specialist Western Retail Advisors announced multiple new tenant commitments at Northside at SanTan Village, the high-end retail and restaurant component of Okland Capital and San Tan Development Group’s Northside mixed-use development in Gilbert, Arizona. Delivered to market this year within the sought-after San Tan Village Corridor,...
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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.
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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
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Tempe City Council approves apartment complex
Tempe is not just about Flock talk. True, the city made headlines after tearing up its Flock Safety contract – followed by an Oct. 15 Tempe City Council 6-1 vote banning all automated license plate readers. The same meeting featured another hot Tempe topic: apartments. Emerald Center developers have...
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Leon Multifamily Building 343-Unit N. Phoenix Venture
Leon Multifamily started construction on Soltra Ironwood, a 343-unit luxury multifamily community in North Phoenix, Arizona. The nearby Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation has committed to a total of $265 billion in Arizona investment across up to 10 fabrication facilities, two advanced packaging plants, and a research and development center — a build-out expected to support tens of thousands of construction and permanent jobs in the surrounding area. Soltra Ironwood is designed to serve this expanding workforce and the broader population growth it is driving across North Phoenix.
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Rockefeller Group Sets February Move-In Date for 213-Home Laveen Rental Villas
A 213-residence build-to-rent community is taking shape on 17.4 acres near 35th Avenue and Dobbins Road in Laveen, with the developer now saying renters could start moving in by February 2027. Rockefeller Group announced plans for Farinosa Villas this week, adding another large rental project to one of the busiest build-to-rent markets in the country.
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Origin Investments and Mill Creek Residential Announce Plans for Modera Old Town an Opportunity Zone Community in Old Town Scottsdale
Origin Investments, a top 2% opportunity zone fund manager, and its partner Mill Creek Residential, a national investment and rental housing company, are announcing Modera Old Town, a well-located 190-unit multifamily opportunity zone development in Old Town Scottsdale. Construction on the new community will begin in October, following an official groundbreaking and is targeted for completion in mid-2029.
phoenixagentmagazine.com
Shawnee Doherty named 2026 NAR Good Neighbor Awards winner
Phoenix agent Shawnee Doherty was named one of five 2026 Good Neighbor Award winners by the National Association of REALTORS®. Doherty, an agent with United Real Estate, was honored for her work with her charity Hope Through Hollis Foundation, which was founded in memory of her son, Hollis. The nonprofit works to raise research funds for diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, a rare form of pediatric brain cancer. Doherty also raises funds for the March of Dimes.
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.