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Staff back raising the housing cap on the 25-acre mixed-use site to allow up to 250 more units; a Circle K with a car wash at Germann and Meridian roads is also on the Oct. 14 agenda.
Work has started on the 11-mile Loop 202-to-Gila River segment of the Wild Horse Pass Corridor project, adding a third lane and HOV lanes; AZFamily reports the 26-mile corridor to be done by late 2029.
Queen Creek Town Council voted 3-2 Wednesday to deny the Summerwell Residences rezoning, with the mayor citing water and the general plan; supporters called a no vote government overreach.
ADOT has closed westbound Loop 202 between Arizona Avenue and Loop 101 until 5 a.m. Monday, Oct. 5, for widening work, with Pecos and Germann roads as suggested detours.
The Oct. 7 agenda includes a public hearing on rezoning 16.8 commercial acres for a 150-home rental community, plus $106 million in budget carry-forwards and a Hawes Road funding agreement.
The bookstore’s own listing confirms a November opening; four other incoming businesses are reported for 2027.
Phoenix Home Remodeling reports that Queen Creek's growing population of newer homes is shifting remodeling requests from structural updates to personalized interior adjustments.
The Town of Queen Creek is purchasing a right-of-way parcel from QuikTrip to complete a long-pending road alignment project.
Peoria’s City Council directed staff to prepare zoning changes that would require special use permits for data center proposals.
The Queen Creek Town Council voted to authorize a $23 million expansion of its fleet maintenance facility, with construction expected to begin in October.
Pending home sales in Queen Creek fell by more than 30% in August, reflecting a broader slowdown in the Phoenix metro area driven by rising interest rates.
New data shows large investment firms are selling homes in Maricopa County at a rate nearly 12 times higher than their purchases, while iBuyers remain net buyers.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints confirmed the Queen Creek Temple will be built on land previously part of unincorporated San Tan Valley.
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has identified a 15.5-acre site in northeastern Queen Creek for a future 82,000-square-foot temple.
Residents express mixed views on Project Eagle, citing environmental and economic impacts.
The Valley-based restaurant and wine bar Postino is scheduled to open a new 3,800-square-foot location at The Switchyard in Queen Creek later this year.
The restaurant chain will join other anchor tenants at the $120 million mixed-use project on town-owned land in Queen Creek.
Postino is preparing to open a Queen Creek restaurant and wine bar at The Switchyard later this fall.
Postino is preparing to open its first Queen Creek location at The Switchyard in the QC District.
A.T. Craft has started work on The Collective on Ocotillo, a medical office development at Ocotillo Road and 226th Street expected to finish in early 2027.
Median home sale prices in Queen Creek rose 9.4% to $692,500 in June, even as pending sales dropped significantly and inventory levels shifted.
