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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
Cerreta Candy Co. in Glendale crafts chocolate legacy nearly 60 years strong
Just in time for Halloween, one Arizona family is proving you can shop local for trick-or-treat — and taste nearly 60 years of history while you do it.
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....
AZFamily
“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
A woman owned small business opportunity through a popular Valley farmer’s market
Among the rows and rows of homemade items and other one-of-a-kind creations found at the Pinnacle Peak Farmers Market, woman owned business proprietor, Tara J. Harley offers something shoppers have a difficult time finding: handmade jewelry where every piece a unique creation. Harley, owner of Lady J’s Creations, designs unique...
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.
hoodline.com
Scottsdale Family Buys Original Wiffle Ball Co., Teen Son Named Growth Chief
A Scottsdale, Arizona family has acquired The Wiffle Ball Inc., the Connecticut company that introduced its perforated plastic ball in 1953 and is known for its signature yellow bat. Jordan Rose and her two sons, Logan and Carson, are the new owners, taking the reins from the Mullany family that has run the business for three generations.
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.
produceprocessing.net
$15M in vegetable processing and packaging equipment set to be auctioned
Vegetable processing and packaging equipment will be auctioned Nov. 19 by industrial auctioneer Tauber-Arons. The equipment, formerly owned by Arizona-based salad chain Salad and Go, includes machinery with installation dates as recent as 2025, according to a news release. The equipment represents a reported $15 million capital investment, according to...
KTAR News
Consumer sentiment slides in Phoenix as gas prices, mortgage rates climb
Consumer sentiment continues to slide in the Valley and in most of the country as gasoline — particularly diesel fuel — remains expensive and mortgage rates climb. The latest Metropolitan Consumer Sentiment Index, a monthly index published by American City Business Journals in partnership with Morning Consult, showed that consumer sentiment slipped in 78 of the 106 metro areas nationwide in September compared to the month prior. Morning Consult’s national Index of Consumer Sentiment also declined from August to September, sliding 2.36 points to 87.6.
azbigmedia.com
Scottsdale family buys iconic Wiffle Ball brand after 73 years
From backyard games in Arizona to owning one of America’s most recognizable sporting brands, the Rose family is taking Wiffle Ball into a new era. What started as a backyard pastime for two Scottsdale brothers during the COVID-19 pandemic has turned into a remarkable Arizona business success story. The...
multihousingnews.com
Leon Capital Group Kicks Off Major Phoenix Project Near TSMC
First units are slated for delivery in 2027. Leon Capital Group has broken ground on Soltra Ironwood, a 343-unit luxury project in Phoenix. First apartments are slated to debut in 2027. Santander Bank issued a $63.8 million construction loan, Yardi Matrix data shows. Estating plans to invest in the development...
AZFamily
Pending home sales hit record low in September
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Pending home sales fell 7.3% from August to September, reaching the lowest level recorded since the National Association of Realtors began tracking the index in 2001, according to the group. The data also shows year-over-year, pending home sales slid more than 11% nationwide in September. In...
statepress.com
Sun Devil Rocketry selected for NASA's Student Launch Challenge
ASU's Sun Devil Rocketry club has been selected to compete in the NASA Student Launch Challenge. The nine-month challenge involves designing, building, testing and launching a high-powered rocket following specific guidelines laid out by NASA. These include height constraints, a safe descent and specific mission requirements. SDR will compete against...