Paul Maryniak

The median home sale price in two Ahwatukee ZIP codes declined slightly last month from the previous July but their average prices took markedly different turns in the same time

Tempe Union High School District has a better teacher-retention rate than the state's average.

This 4,748-square-foot house on E. Aris Drive in Gilbert sold earlier this month for just over $1.7 million. The five-bedroom, four-bath house boasts a gourmet kitchen, a 26’x23’ game room, wood floors, and a master bedroom with remodeled bathroom and sitting room, among other amenities. (Special to GSN)

H eeding complaints by some Foothills Reserve residents and ripping the grandiose nature of the developers' proposal, a city zoning official radically reduced the size of three 204-square-foot monuments proposed for Upper Canyon's two entrances.

A new insurance program that protects Phoenix property homeowners from paying the whole cost of a water line break on their property has been delayed well past its Aug. 1 start date.

The median sales price for Scottsdale homes sold in July soared over the July 2023 number and was well past the Valley-wide median for the same time frame, according to data from Phoenix Realtors.

As street projects go, it seemed a relatively straightforward effort.

The Kyrene Governing Board appears poised to allow the City of Tempe Real Time Operations Center to tap into its Tempe campus cameras on limited occasions, but it does not

Phoenix officials and the union representing police last week launched radically different efforts to counteract a U.S. Justice Department report that could lead to costly legal action impacting basic city

One of the Phoenix Metro housing market’s leading analysts had some good news and bad news for people concerned about the Valley’s housing shortage.