X Phoenix will cater to young professionals looking to live close to employment, transit, arts and entertainment. Click here for more info.

From Arizona citrus to spices, Arizona Wilderness is known for supporting local farms and purveyors through dynamic local flavors and brewing techniques; and the new location will go even further in honoring all things Arizona. Click here for more info.

During a special meeting on Friday, Nov. 9, Downtown Phoenix Inc. (DPI) board of directors approved the appointment of Devney Preuss as new President and Chief Executive Officer, effective Jan.... continue reading. Click here for more info.

Construction has begun on a new hotel in the Roosevelt Row Arts District.  The seven-story Cambria hotel will have 127 rooms and is slated to open at the end of 2019.... continue reading. Click here for more info.

The area between Roosevelt and Van Buren streets, Central Avenue west to Seventh Avenue is leading residential development activity in Downtown Phoenix. Click here for more info.

Development in Downtown Phoenix has reached breakneck speed. So much so, it’s hard to keep up. We all know there’s a Fry’s grocery store going in next to CityScape Phoenix... continue reading. Click here for more info.

The economic output generated by Downtown Phoenix activities aggregates to $9.7 billion. Click here for more info.

When the Proposition 104 transit tax appeared on the ballot in 2015, Maria Elena Coronado knew she would support it. As a south Phoenix resident for 46 years, she saw... continue reading. Click here for more info.

With 158 students currently enrolled across programs, Eller College is a small but growing presence downtown. Since the move from Scottsdale, enrollment is up 32 percent since 2013. Click here for more info.

More than a good place to go to school, work, or start a business, downtown is Arizona’s true urban playground – and the door for opportunity is open. Click here for more info.