The Phoenix Economy's Diversifying,
Which Will Spur Real Estate Growth
Phoenix had a hard recession, but growth has been in high gear for some years, and the fundamentals are in place — especially as tech and education expand — to keep the region growing, according to the speakers at our Phoenix New Construction & Development event Tuesday.
Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton kicked off the event. Besides being the fastest-growing city in the country — surpassing even Dallas — Phoenix is also quickly diversifying, he said. Recent investment by the city and private entities in higher education, bioscience and transit-oriented…
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