The Pinal County Board of Supervisors voted on August 27 to deny the proposed Rio Blanco development southwest of Maricopa after strong opposition from rural residents. The decision blocks plans for a 2,089-lot subdivision, though earlier entitlements for 917 homes on part of the property remain in place.

Neighbor concerns lead to a delay in the 826-Lot Hartman Ranch Development. Learn about the latest updates on this project.

Explore the community's concerns as Zombie Development fears surface before the Sanctuary Project receives approval.

The City Council greenlights the 184-acre Maricopa Towne Center project, transforming the local landscape with mixed-use development.

Apache Junction approves downtown housing to support local businesses with a 7-0 vote on a 336-unit apartment complex.

Florence Commission approves Mesquite Trails Phases Three and Four, marking progress for the planned residential community.

The Pinal County P&Z Commission has denied the Rio Blanco development proposal due to pushback from the rural community. Find out more.

Pinal County has approved the tentative plat for a 737-lot Bella Vista Farms development in San Tan Valley.