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What areas of metro Phoenix saw home prices soar? Where did they sink?
The central Phoenix neighborhood that spans midtown and uptown posted the biggest increase in home prices during the past year, with a 44.2% jump.
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The world’s first food bank started in Arizona. Here’s how
Food banks across the world have helped to feed those in need, but this modern idea of charity started right here in Arizona.
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Happy birthday! 63 deals and freebies to celebrate with in Arizona
From restaurants to shops, here’s where to find birthday deals and freebies in metro Phoenix.
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Is it illegal to own raccoons in Arizona? What law says
Wild animals like raccoons can look like perfect cuddly pets, but you may run into some trouble trying to own these animals in Arizona.
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Ready for fall break? 6 stunning autumn Arizona getaways to try
If you’re looking for an autumn Arizona getaway, here are some lesser-known places worth exploring.
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Why falling prices aren’t making Valley condos more affordable
Falling prices aren’t making metro Phoenix condominiums more affordable as rising HOA fees, insurance costs and mortgage rates squeeze buyers and owners.
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Old Town Scottsdale apartment complex begins construction
An Old Town Scottsdale apartment project that will include renovating and reusing a historic building will begin construction this month.
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At 100, Route 66 tells ‘the American story’ — the good and the bad
America’s most famous road hasn’t officially existed for more than 40 years, but millions of people worldwide continue to flock to Route 66 and soak up its mythology.
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I thrifted my way through Phoenix. Start with these 5 shops
If you’re looking for a specific item—from antique watches to a cool vintage shirt—there are Phoenix thrift shops where you can find exactly what you’re looking for.
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How one man keeps Phoenix history alive with old signs
Phoenix lacks an official venue to display vintage signs—but one man has been filling that gap for drivers whizzing by on Interstate 17.
