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El Paso Electric Announces Plans for 366 Megawatt Electric Plant to Support Meta Data Center
In a move designed to support the needs of the big upcoming Meta Platform data center in El Paso, the city’s longstanding public utility company is proposing construction of a
Lumber Pricers Provide Builders with Some Relief; Outlook for 2026 is Murky, Says Report
Building material prices saw a 3.5% increase between 2024 and 2025, the largest such increase in nearly three years, according to a new survey just released by the National Association
Flagstaff Affordable Housing Group Trying to Secure Funds for New Facility
Plans are slowly moving forward for the construction of a facility that will provide affordable housing in downtown Flagstaff. The organization AllThrive 365, which provides housing, social services, and access
Sprawling Estate of Actor Gene Hackman, 5 Miles to the Northeast of Downtown Santa Fe, is Up for Sale
The 53-acre Santa Fe estate that was once the home of actor Gene Hackman is now on the market with an asking price of just over $6.2 million. Located on
Colorado and Arizona Cities Enjoying Sizzling Luxury Market Figures, Says New Survey
Both Denver and Flagstaff have found places on a top ten list of America’s hottest luxury markets, according to a new survey. With an average sales price of just over
February Vote May Determine Future of Big Proposed Stadium in Greeley
Roughly one month from now voters in Greeley, Colorado will confront a ballot posing a simple question: should new zoning be approved or rejected allowing for the construction of a
Verizon Hopes to Build New Cell Phone Tower Near Unincorporated New Mexico Community
Plans are underway for the construction of a 65-foot-tall cell phone tower that will go up on vacant land near the town of San Pedro, roughly 40 miles to the
Federal Housing Finance Agency Ready to Target Buyback Practicers in Effort to Increase National Housing Stock
Penalties may be in the offing for home builders who aren’t doing enough to lower housing costs. So discloses William Pulte, director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, in an
Proposal to Override Zoning Regulations for Affordable Housing Projects Set for Review by Colorado Lawmakers
To increase the affordable housing stock in Colorado, a bill proposing that certain entities should be able to bypass local zoning regulations may soon be approved by the Colorado State
Two Historic Tempe Structures Set for City Purchase
A move is underway on the part of the City of Tempe to acquire two historic structures in a significant preservation effort. One of the structures is located at 526
