Corina Vanek is a Development Reporter at The Arizona Republic. She covers growth and development in metro Phoenix, focusing on themes such as commercial real estate, housing markets, and the construction industry. Corina's work has been featured in notable outlets including ABC15 Arizona, USA TODAY, and the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Corina's reporting focuses on local news and development projects in the Phoenix area, encompassing real estate, business, transportation, and food & beverage industries. She frequently covers government announcements related to local city councils as well as private sector press releases.
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By: Corina Vanek
A girl told Cottonwood police that a man kidnapped her at gunpoint and sexually assaulted her on May 20.
By: Corina Vanek
Only one existing retail space remains available at Novus, as ASU gears up to begin office, hotel construction.
By: Corina Vanek
Fenris Lu is arrested after being accused of breaking into the Maricopa County Medical Examiner's Office and sexually abusing dead bodies.
By: Corina Vanek
The plan was first proposed in 2022, but did not move forward with development. Now, a new developer has adjusted the plans and aims to break ground.
By: Corina Vanek
Company representatives said the pause was to address performance around freeway construction.
By: Corina Vanek
The plan was first proposed in 2022, but did not move forward with development. Now, a new developer has adjusted the plans and aims to break ground.
By: Corina Vanek
The first group of riders will be a select group that will be notified by email or an app notification, and their rides in the vehicles will be free.
By: Corina Vanek
BB Living is under contract to buy Shalimar Golf Club, but is no longer pursuing a controversial plan to redevelop the course.
By: Corina Vanek
TEMPE, Ariz. — A controversial plan to redevelop a shuttered Tempe golf course was withdrawn by the developer, who said the group is now pursuing a plan that will not require a zoning change.
By: Corina Vanek
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