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Downtown Tucson Parking Lot Sells for $4 Million
TUCSON, ARIZONA (Nov. 4, 2026)— 140 Alameda, LLC purchased the approximately 1.1-acre surface parking lot at 139 E. Toole Avenue in downtown Tucson for $4 million from ALEH-ZON, L.L.C. The property contains 148 parking spaces and is located along the railroad tracks between the 191 Toole entertainment venue and...
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Voters reject 25-year franchise agreement with Tucson Electric Power, push for public option
Tucson voters rejected a proposed 25-year extension of franchise agreement between Tucson Electric Power and the city of Tucson on the ballot this November, by a margin of 10 percentage points. Now, the utility will have to seek individual permits from the city to gain access to public streets, alleys...
Arizona Luminaria
“Hope is an action”: Lochiel cottonwoods razed for border wall live on in cuttings and ofrenda
Maxie Adler holds her hands to the side of her face and grins, staring at the cuttings with baby sprouts from elder cottonwoods — known as grandmother and abuela — that once stood strong at the border in Lochiel. She reaches down to carefully cradle a small planter. Skinny stems now at a Tucson garden burst with budding bright green leaves.
Patagonia Regional Times
Building an Empire: Book examines life of ranch owner
In the winter of 1875, Walter Vail wrote home from Tucson after traveling through the Arizona desert. He spoke of intense sun, cold nights and long stretches without drinking water. Vail eventually went on to launch Empire Ranch, which would later become headquarters to one of the state’s most prominent...
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Tucson Electric Power proposes nearly 10% rate increase
Tucson Electric Power is seeking a rate increase of 9.8%. If approved, the average residential customer’s monthly bill would go up by about $13.50. The amended rate change comes after the administrative law judge overseeing the rate case, Julia L. Matter, filed recommended bill impacts of about $12.93 a month, or an estimated 9.4% rate increase.
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Enterprise Bank & Trust Promotes Jason Grabosch to Tucson Market President
Enterprise Bank & Trust, the banking subsidiary of Enterprise Financial Services Corp has announced the promotion of Jason Grabosch to the position of Market President in Tucson. Grabosch joined Enterprise in early 2026 as senior VP and relationship manager to bolster presence and facilitate expansion in Tucson and the surrounding...
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LevRose CRE welcomes Caitlin Salem as firm’s new Marketing Coordinator
LevRose Commercial Real Estate has hired Caitlin Salem as Marketing Coordinator, where she will support the firm's marketing initiatives, property promotion efforts, and brokerage team across a diverse portfolio of commercial real estate assets throughout the Valley. Salem develops marketing materials, broker opinion of value (BOV) packages, social media content,...
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Arizona Tech Council Honors Four Southern Arizona Businesses
Four Southern Arizona companies were honored for their achievements at the 14th annual Southern Arizona Tech + Business Expo, hosted by the Arizona Technology Council and presented by South32 on Oct. 21. The Expo brought together more than 50 companies and 350 attendees to celebrate business achievements and the continued...
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Tucson Weekly Lease Report – October 26–30, 2026
TUCSON, ARIZONA (Nov. 2, 2026) — Tucson Commercial Carpet’s 14,902-square-foot lease at Valencia Tech Park led this week’s reported leasing activity, followed by Sonoran Land Resources’ 11,800-square-foot office lease at Gateway Business Park. The following 16 transactions, totaling 55,417 square feet, were reported to Real Estate...
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Tucson Breaks Ground on Six Barrio Anita Homes for Seniors, Workforce Families
Community leaders and residents gathered in Tucson's Barrio Anita neighborhood to celebrate the groundbreaking of a new affordable housing development that will bring six newly constructed homes to the area. The one-, two- and three-bedroom models are designed for seniors and workforce families working toward homeownership, part of a city push to add stable, affordable housing options northwest of downtown.