Salad and Go announced two new stores coming to the Arizona markets of Laveen Village and Surprise. These locations bring the brand to a total of three stores in Surprise and more than 55 stores statewide. The new locations will provide local guests with high-quality, made-to-order salads, wraps, soup and breakfast options as well as refreshing beverages including hand-crafted … [More]
Single-Family Development Will Add 177 Townhomes to North Phoenix
Mill Creek Residential, a leading developer, owner-operator and investment manager specializing in premier rental housing across the U.S., announced it has broken ground on Amavi Aster Ridge, a single-family build-to-rent community adjacent to the Anthem neighborhood of North Phoenix. The community, which will offer a mix of 177 two- and three-bedroom … [More]
There Are Nearly 40% Fewer Homes for Sale Now Than Pre-Pandemic, Says Report
The total number of U.S. homes for sale dropped 6% from a year earlier during the four weeks ending June 11, the biggest decline in 13 months. That’s according to a new report from Redfin, the technology-powered real estate brokerage. New listings dropped 23%, continuing a 10-month streak of double-digit declines. Those add to the deepening post-pandemic inventory … [More]
Phoenix City Council Authorizes Development Agreement to Negotiate New Republic Services Headquarters
Republic Services, Inc., a leader in the environmental services industry, has committed to relocating its corporate headquarters to a new, customized build at CityNorth, in the Desert Ridge area of Phoenix. This location is just minutes from the company’s current headquarters. Approximately 1,000 team members will work at the new campus. “Republic Services is one of … [More]
Upcoming Changes Make Getting a Commercial Loan a Priority Now
Small business owners who have been on the fence about seeking a commercial loan may want to take notice of some changes that are about to take place in the financial world. Our Soldiers Corp (OSC) is warning that now is the best time to get a commercial loan due to those upcoming changes. Those who do not act now may have a more difficult time securing the funding later … [More]
What Rights Do Merchants Have When Dealing With Chargebacks?
The Consumer Credit Card Protection Act of 1968 (CCPA) instituted government regulations that oversee the credit card and lending industries to protect consumers against unscrupulous lending practices. The Fair Credit Billing Act of 1974 took those regulations a step further, granting consumers the right to dispute billing errors, such as unauthorized purchases, charges for … [More]
Top National Insurance Co. Expands Team and Names Arizona Market Leader
Gibson, an employee-owned, top-100 independent insurance agency, is pleased to announce Kylie Staples as Arizona Market and Sales Leader. She is an experienced consultant with a demonstrated history of supporting organizations as they navigate their risk and health & benefits. As market leader, she will be responsible for driving strategy, executing growth plans, and … [More]
Award-Winning Brunch Concept to Expand in the East Valley
Hash Kitchen, an innovative, hashtag-famous brunch restaurant is turning up the volume in Gilbert with its deliciously loud food, bombshell beverages, and 24/7 party atmosphere. Opening this summer at Verde at Cooley Station (3919 E. Williams Field Road #106, Gilbert, AZ 85295), this will be the brand’s Gilbert debut and the seventh location in the state of Arizona. “We … [More]
Holmes Murphy Names Vice President for Property Casualty Division
Holmes Murphy is excited to announce that Amy Tanny has joined the organization as a Vice President of Property Casualty. In this role and as part of Holmes Murphy’s Placement team, Tanny will be focused on helping the company win new business, supporting the team as a resource for client renewal placements (a new resource for the enterprise), and assisting with Holmes … [More]
Tournament Chair Named for 2024 WM Phoenix Open
The Thunderbirds, hosts of the WM Phoenix Open Presented by Taylor Morrison, have named George Thimsen the Tournament Chairman for the 2024 edition of “The People’s Open”, which is set to tee it up Feb. 5-11 at TPC Scottsdale. Additionally, The Thunderbirds announced that Matt Mooney has been named Assistant Tournament Chairman for the 2024 event. Thimsen assumes the role … [More]
Q&A: ASU Expert Sees Turning Point in Concern over Affordable Child Care
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the fragile nature of the child care system in the U.S., and the crisis is getting a lot of attention now as companies scramble to fill positions. A recent report from the bipartisan Council for a Strong America found the cost in lost earnings, productivity and revenue from the child care crisis to be $122 billion last … [More]
Arizona Wagered over $644 Million on Sports in March
Bettors in Arizona wagered over $644 million on sports in March of 2023, according to a new report by the Arizona Department of Gaming. “March of 2023 is the fifth time the state eclipsed $600 million in wagers and is the second highest month since the inception of sports betting in Arizona,” said Jackie Johnson, Director, ADG. “I look forward to seeing how sports betting … [More]
Phoenix Mayor Announces Inaugural Phoenix Global Economic Forum
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego announced the creation of the Phoenix Global Forum, an annual summit hosted by Phoenix Sister Cities and the International Economic Forum of the Americas (IEFA). The event will launch on May 2, 2024, at the Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix and will convene decision makers and experts to discuss society’s evolving needs amidst ongoing global challenges. … [More]
Local Business Leader Named CEO at Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West
Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West, announces today the appointment of highly experienced local business and community leader Todd Bankofier as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Executive Director. Bankofier will be at the forefront of Western Spirit’s crucial next phase of growth and development. Western Spirit Board’s search committee conducted a … [More]
Development Co. Begins Construction on Eight-Building Industrial Complex in Mesa
Silver Creek Development, a private real estate development and investment group, has commenced construction on an eight-building, 330,000-square-foot industrial complex in Mesa. Sossaman Business Campus will be built on a 26-acre site at the intersection of Sossaman and Elliot roads, across from Google’s $800 million data center campus. “As many people know, the Greater … [More]
Home Buyers Outnumbering Sellers Spurs Impressive Price Growth, Even amid Muted Sales
Competition among buyers over few available houses has made this home shopping season unusually hot, according to the latest market report1 from Zillow®. Meanwhile, high mortgage rates are continuing to deter homeowners from listing, pushing inventory to record lows. "Many homeowners are still opting not to sell and give up historically low mortgage rates. But those who do … [More]
SRP Launches Complete Home Installation Services for Smart Electric Vehicle Chargers
As the number of electric vehicles (EVs) in the Valley continues to rise, demand for a seamless and affordable process to install home charging systems is growing as well. As a result, Salt River Project is partnering with industry leader Qmerit to offer customers a program that takes the guesswork out of coordinating an affordable and professional home installation of a Level … [More]
Downtown Phoenix Multifamily Redevelopment Site Sells for $12M
Approximately 1.0-acre high-rise apartment redevelopment site in downtown Phoenix has sold paving the way for another multufamily high-rise. The buyer, Masyno Holding LLC, Anthony Bibars and Kal Bibars as Principals, acquired the transit-oriented property located at the northwest corner of 1st and McKinley streets for $12 million / ±$276 per land square foot. Bound by three … [More]
