Phoenix Properties News

Phoenix housing market starting to recover
House sales in Phoenix rose in November for the 12th straight month on a year-over-year basis, and distressed real estate accounted for the smallest share of purchases since 2008.

Phoenix hit by reorganisation costs
Phoenix IT will incur a series of exceptional costs as a result of its reorganisation programme and a loss-making contract.

Phoenix Housing Prices Rise as Bargains Dry Up
Property values have rallied as foreclosures fall, bank-owned inventory drops, and visiting buyer find fewer homes on discount

On the road again — Greater Phoenix
The Phoenix area has quietly become a rival to South Florida in attracting visitors from the Northeast who are looking for a respite from cold weather. What I found intriguing about Phoenix is how its

Phoenix Housing Rises as Canadians Seek 55% Discount
Bob Major returned to Phoenix in October in search of more bargains like the four empty houses he bought in 2010 at rock-bottom prices. The retired builder from Vancouver instead found real estate about 20 percent higher and stiff competition.

Phoenix restaurant's liquor plan worries neighbors
Neighbors of a soon-to-be-opened sushi place at Seventh Avenue and McDowell Road are concerned about the business' proposal to allow alcohol on the patio that faces their alley.

Phoenix Christown Spectrum Mall changes loom
Vestar Development Co. has taken over management of the landmark Christown Spectrum Mall in central Phoenix with plans to bring new vitality and increased traffic to the 51-year-old shopping center.

Viad Corp Announces Full Year and Fourth Quarter Results
PHOENIX, Feb. 3, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Viad Corp (NYSE:VVI - News) today announced full year 2011 income from continuing operations of $8.8 million, or $0.43 per diluted share. Viad’s income before other items ...