News
Historic Building in Historic Section of Aurora is Up for Sale
A more than century-old commercial building on the northwest side of Aurora is now on the market. Located at 9742 E. Colfax Avenue, the one-story structure has for more than
In a Unanimous Vote, the Federal Reserve Raises Interest Rates
For the first time in three years, the Federal Reserve has decided to raise interest rates, prompting a drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average of just over 1.2%. In
Additional Funding for Flagstaff Fire Station to Be Decided in November Election
Flagstaff voters just under two months from now will be confronted with two propositions on the same ballot, one of which of which is calling for up to $40 billion
In Move to Build New Housing, El Paso City Council May Redirect Funds
To increase home ownership in El Paso, city officials may make available up to $2.5 million in funding for the development of new multi-family units. The funding, as currently held
Impacted by Changing Tariff Policies and War in Iran, Construction Input Prices of Some Materials see Increases
Construction input prices are now nearly 9% higher than where they were a year ago, with certain materials seeing even double-digit increases, according to a new survey. Data just released
Very Big, Diverse Mixed Retail and Residential Project Gets City Approval in Mesa
What is being called the largest combined hospitality and retail development project of its kind in the nearly 150-year history of Mesa, Arizona is one step closer to becoming reality.
Modernistic Office Building in Busy Section of Downtown Denver Set for Mid-October Auction
A ten-story office building in downtown Denver is scheduled to for a two-day online auction beginning on October 19. Encompassing more than 124,000 square feet, the building at 1630 Welton
Coastal Rents on Increase, Says New Report – with Dormant Activity in the West
Rents are continuing to increase largely along the East and West coasts, while many cities in such states as Arizona, Colorado, and Texas have seen decreases of up to 3%.
New Mexico Lawmakers to Review New Approaches to Old Problem
Scheduled to begin its 2027 session on January 19, the New Mexico State Legislature will review a new proposal dealing with the state’s ongoing housing shortage, a shortage that is
Amazon Support Company Wiwynn Greatly Expanding Socorro Presence
Responding to an increased need to provide server systems for online retail giant Amazon, a company with facilities in Socorro, Texas is expanding its manufacturing space. The Wiwynn company, with
