I am very quick to click past intro screens of web sites. However, I just came across one that is definitely worth checking out.
For those of you who don’t know, the architectural firm, DFD Cornoyer Hedric, is now Davis. There new architectural intense intro site full of great photos of commercial high rise buildings and residential high rise and loft condos that they designed is really something. I also got a kick out of the name of the site. Does sex even sell architectural services? 
Fitch has assigned an ‘AAA’ rating to the $76.485 million general obligation (GO) bonds, series 2007A of Tempe, Arizona.
Scottsdale’s redevelopment boom the past few years has brought several thousand new condominiums to downtown, most of them in a lofty price category of $500,000 and up.
The swank Orpheum Lofts in downtown Phoenix come with lots of extras: thrilling skyscraper views, an Art Deco lobby and a historic address.
Mixed-Use Development Leaders Combine Local Knowledge and National experience to Provide Phoenix with Unparalleled Mixed-Use Destination in the Northeast Valley
Plans to give the east side of Scottsdale Fashion Square a makeover with a new Barneys New York received a thumbs up recently from the Scottsdale Development Review Board.
New luxury high-rise condominium residences will give urban dwellers more exciting home choices. The new development known as Cielo Phoenix at Central and Columbus will offer its residents unparalleled views and a whole new dimension in city life.
The developer behind the swanky W Hotel plans to start a new hotel chain in downtown Tempe. Constellation Property Group wants to work the new hotel brand into a pair of condo towers it’s about to start building at the site of a former Arizona National Guard Armory at Fifth Street and College Avenue.
Gilbert residents anxious for the town’s first regional mall can mark their calendars: SanTan Village will open on Oct. 26. The streetscape of the 1.2 million-square-foot outdoor mall and mixed-use development is under construction, but its developer is turning its attention upward, and plans to ask Gilbert town officials to let it build a planned hotel and condominium buildings taller than it is allowed to now.
A good first impression is everything and the developers of the Ritz-Carlton Paradise Valley hope they made a favorable one with town officials. The Paradise Valley Planning Commission on Tuesday took its first formal look at the luxury project and were given copies of its special-use permit application, each weighing about 3 pounds.
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