Iron and steel prices pushed upward by just under 4% in February, representing the largest price increase for any commodity nationally last month, according to a new survey. Providing an
Plans have been announced for a significant expansion of the much-visited Children’s Museum of Phoenix, which is located at 215 N. 7th Street in a structure built in 1914. Funding
Plans are now underway for facility work at a rapidly growing school district in southern Arizona. In November, voters in the Agua Fria Union High School District, which serves the
Despite press accounts of projects being cancelled due to high materials costs, interest rates, and the distraction of the presidential election, construction employment in the last year has been generally
A new bill working its way through the Colorado State Legislature could result in building owners being fined up to $47,000 a day. The measure as proposed by Democrat Representative
Four neighborhoods in mostly older sections of the second largest city in New Mexico have been identified as targets for redevelopment. In a vote, members of the Las Cruces City
In a decade of up and down home sales, black ownership rates have increased by nearly 6%, according to a new study just released by the National Association of Realtors.
A structure built during the years in which Denver was first turning into a booming railroad and manufacturing city is now on the market with an asking sale price of
Preliminary planning is now underway on a project that will see the initial construction of some 140 townhomes on a 25-acre site in downtown Mesa. The project, designed to revitalize
While reductions may well be rolled out later this year, the Federal Reserve has just announced that for now it is planning to keep interest rates in a holding pattern
