Valley suburbs among Arizona cities where rent is dropping the most
The rent may still be too damn high in some places, but at least it’s going the right direction.
The rent may still be too damn high in some places, but at least it’s going the right direction.
Magic is in the eye of the beholder, but living in this ZIP code is indeed a fantasy for many.
Each Thursday, New Times news editor Zach Buchanan will select his favorites from among our freshest stories for you to read.
The ZIP code is the only one in Arizona to crack the top 100 most expensive in the U.S.
Some of the state’s smaller retirement towns offer the best chance to stretch that retirement savings.
Arizona has many wonderful destinations. A new ranking suggests a few small towns aren’t among them.
The billboards feature no phone number and no website, just a man with a grave look and a bold slogan.
Things are getting more expensive, but if you live in this Valley city, you might have some money to put away.
“That answer depends on your meth usage,” one person wrote. “None: QT. All of the meth: Circle K.”
A father-son duo takes the top two spots in Arizona, with one cracking the top 50.
Installing a solar system will become a lot more expensive in 2026 thanks to Donald Trump’s much-maligned budget bill.
That 401(k) better be fat if you’re thinking of calling it a career and moving to this Valley city.
Gov. Katie Hobbs announced that roughly 352,000 Arizonans will have their medical debt automatically wiped out.
You want a house, a kid, a car and a pet? In Phoenix, you might need to ask for a raise.
GOP Rep. Andy Biggs dutifully passed Donald Trump’s budget bill, which will hurt the state Biggs aspires to lead.
With a median home price of $5.5 million, you’ve got to be loaded to afford a house in this Valley enclave for the uber-rich.
Arizona has many people on Forbes’ billionaires list in 2025. These 10 are rolling in the most dough.
If you want to buy a home in Arizona in the next decade, you better start saving now.
The Seargeant-Oldaker home was built in 1909 and recently saved from demolition. It’s being moved just a smidge.
Over the last 10 years, the number of millionaires in this Valley city has grown by 125%, behind only a city in China.
Donald Trump’s schizophrenic tariffs have hit some Arizona billionaires in the wallet, while others have gotten richer.
Phoenix is getting its first direct route to Asia, largely thanks to bringing a Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer to town.