Phoenix’s Mega Development: What’s Next for the $7B Halo Vista Project?
Halo Vista: The $7B Development Set to Transform North Phoenix The ambitious $7 billion Halo Vista project is poised to reshape north Phoenix with plans for a sprawling “city within a city” surrounding the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) site. Unveiled this year, the 2,300-acre development aims to create a hub of innovation, industry, and […]
What’s Next for Metrocenter? A Look at Its $850M Makeover
Metrocenter Mall’s $850M Transformation: A New Vision for Phoenix After decades as a beloved Phoenix landmark, Metrocenter Mall is officially entering a new era. On November 18, developers began demolition to make way for “The Metropolitan,” a $850 million project that will transform the historic site into the region’s largest transit-oriented development. The Vision for […]
Downtown Phoenix Landmark Changes Hands in High-Stakes Auction
Historic Heard Building Auctioned to Local Investors in Downtown Phoenix The iconic Heard Building, a cornerstone of Phoenix’s history and the city’s first skyscraper, now has a new owner. On November 26, local real estate investors led by Everardo Chavez secured the eight-story structure for $5.5 million during a public auction. A Historic Property with […]
From Infinity Pools to Bowling Alleys—Take a Look Inside Utah’s Priciest Home Yet!
A Ski Mansion Sets a New Standard for Luxury Real Estate in Utah In the upscale Deer Valley ski resort, a sprawling mansion with a private gondola has set a new real estate benchmark in Utah, selling for over $50 million. The sale, finalized in November, surpassed the previous state record of $39.6 million, held […]
Your Guide to Inheriting and Living in a Co-op: Rules and Realities.
Inheriting a co-op in Phoenix or anywhere else can be a complex experience. Legally owning the co-op doesn’t automatically mean you can live there. Here’s what heirs should know, including the unique rules and approval processes that differ from owning a single-family home or condo. Co-op Ownership Basics: Not Your Standard Real Estate. Unlike condominiums […]
Why Homebuilders Are Spending Millions to Keep Housing Affordable.
When mortgage rates began climbing a couple of years ago, many Phoenix homebuyers found themselves on the sidelines. But homebuilders stepped up, offering rate buy-down incentives to help buyers secure more manageable mortgages—a strategy that’s cost the industry millions but has kept the market moving. With mortgage rates still hovering around 7%, these incentives are […]
High Stakes in Scottsdale: FBI Arrests Real Estate Entrepreneur on Investor Scam Charges.
In a major financial scandal, Scottsdale businessman Aaron Wagner, known for his ventures in real estate and restaurant development, has been arrested by the FBI over allegations of defrauding investors out of millions of dollars. Federal agents detained Wagner in Salt Lake City, Utah, on October 24, charging him and his business partner, Michael Mains, […]
Why Bottled Blonde’s Gilbert Location Plans Fell Through: The Full Story.
A new restaurant development in historic downtown Gilbert has come to a sudden halt due to serious allegations against the property’s landowner. Bottled Blonde, known for its lively venues across Scottsdale and other cities, has pulled out of plans to establish a new restaurant in Gilbert. This decision follows the October 24 arrest of its […]
Wind Power in the Desert: Is Arizona Ready for Small Wind Turbines?
Can Home Wind Turbines Take Off in the U.S.? Here’s What Homeowners Need to Know. Small-scale wind energy systems, or home wind turbines, are gaining attention in the United States, though they’re still in a niche sector of renewable energy. Technological advances and cost innovations, however, could change that, making wind power more accessible and […]
Why Are First-Time Homebuyers Older Than Ever Before? See What’s Behind This Shift!
First time homebuying is harder than ever Buying a home has become increasingly challenging for first-time buyers. According to a new report by the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the typical first-time homebuyer is now 38 years old — an all-time high and a notable shift from the late 20s median age common in the […]
