The small town of Morenci, AZ is quietly tucked under the tree line of the White Mountains in Greenlee County in southeastern Arizona and located just 115 miles northwest of Tucson.
When the topic of Arizona’s real estate and housing market comes up, one can unequivocally say that in recent years, it’s all about “boom” and not “gloom.” By all calculations, Arizona real estate is trending “off the charts”.
Meet four sustainable architects who view dwellings in a different light—examining both form and function in order to design and reimagine spaces that are efficient and inspiring.
Visit Mesa began the initiative in April, announcing its goal to make Mesa a trailblazer in autism-sensitive hospitality. By August, there was no question the city would achieve its goal.
Tonto Creek Camp is a nonprofit kids camp dedicated to providing youth in underserved areas, including those in the foster care system, with opportunities to explore the outdoors.
Mixing personal and business can make relationships that much more complicated. From husband and wife to mom and son, learn what it takes to run a family business.
Family-owned businesses never truly close. After the doors close and inventory is counted, these employees must navigate not only the challenges of keeping an enterprise afloat but also maintaining a work-family balance.
Once hailed as the “Hay Shipping Capital of the World,” Gilbert came to its eponymous appellation in 1902 when William “Bobby” Gilbert sold a tract of land for railroads.
As most Valley residents would agree, Sister Sledge is local royalty. Sister Sledge has been revered in the Valley of the Sun for their “hometown” band status, with all the attendant love and esteem that designation confers.
Latina entrepreneurs know they fuel the economy but often aren’t acknowledged by the business community for their contributions. To address this, a small group of women business owners in Phoenix—led by former Arizona state lawmaker Ceci Velasquez.
In 1999, launched the family into the fine dining business— with such restaurants as Mastro’s Steakhouse and later Mastro’s Ocean Club and Mastro’s City Hall—were sold in 2007 and are currently operated by Landry’s.
Across the board, industries and market segments that had seriously faltered in 2008 and 2009 are surging back, bolstered by a strong economy and, for many, a more favorable tax climate.
From government programs to partnerships with public universities, incubators and accelerators, across-the-board efforts are boosting Arizona's reputation as the tech hub.