Mesa and Glendale homebuyers now have the upper hand — a shift the Valley has not seen this broadly since late twenty twenty-two.
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East Valley residents could see a long-vacant eyesore replaced by a professional soccer stadium and entertainment district, though no construction has started yet.
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East Mesa residents are a step closer to walkable chef-driven dining on Elliot Road, with a city vote expected before year’s end.
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Southeast Valley residents gain a destination-scale hub they have never had locally — if the developer hits its construction milestones starting in about two years.
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Southeast Mesa residents are finally getting a specialty natural grocer nearby — but the city council must act before the store can pour tastings.
Read moreSE Mesa families who drive miles for fast food may soon have a closer option, but questions about traffic and neighborhood fit remain open.
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Northeast Mesa families in District five are one council vote away from the formal start of their neighborhood’s first major public aquatic center.
Read moreEast Mesa commuters gain a fuel stop on the tech corridor, with a building permit now cleared after nearly two years of design review.
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Southeast Mesa residents could soon have a year-round concert hall in their own backyard, ending years of long drives to Phoenix for live music.
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A boundary decision on August thirty-first clears a final jurisdictional hurdle for East Valley residents awaiting a Walmart and auto mall.
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