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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
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Former World Series champ Cody Ross puts Scottsdale home on the market for $14M
A former World Series champion’s Scottsdale home, complete with a putting green and a golf simulator, is on the market for nearly $14 million. Cody Ross, who won the 2010 World Series with the San Francisco Giants, listed the 10,196-square-foot contemporary house for $13.995 million. It sits along the...
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MassageLuXe Targets Phoenix for Next Phase of Southwest Franchise Expansion
October 28, 2026 // Franchising.com // PHOENIX – MassageLuXe is targeting the Phoenix metropolitan area for its next phase of franchise expansion, seeking qualified entrepreneurs and multi-unit operators to bring its membership-based wellness concept to more communities across the Valley. The expansion comes amid growing interest in health and...
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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.
Phoenix New Times
Google Is Changing How Phoenix Homeowners Find Contractors and Local Businesses Are Racing to Keep Up
In Phoenix, an air conditioner dying in the middle of the afternoon is not a research project. The homeowner grabs a phone, searches for someone nearby, checks a few names and starts calling. For the contractor hoping to get that call, things are more complicated. Google now gives homeowners several...
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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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Navajo-Owned Native Art Market Opens Second Shop Just South of Santa Fe Plaza
A Navajo-owned arts retailer that built its name in Old Town Scottsdale has planted a second flag a block south of the Santa Fe Plaza, opening a storefront at 125 E. Water St. that will swap artwork and artists back and forth with its original Arizona location. Native Art Market, launched in 2020 by Heather Tracy and her mother, Denise Rosales, now says it represents roughly 600 small businesses across the two stores and has funneled more than $6 million to hundreds of Indigenous artisans since it began.
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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...