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By Jim Randall

Commercial Executive Magazine

As with the panel of industry experts selected for Commercial Executive Magazine's fourth annual Fall Forum, Moderator Nate Nathan was not handed...

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By Matthew Hendley

Phoenix New Times

Remember this in the case that we're all living in shanty towns in five years -- Forbes has some remarkably good predictions for Arizona's economy.

Forbes projects that Arizona will have faster job growth over the next five years than any other state in the nation.

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By Catherine Reagor

Arizona Republic / azcentral.com

Homebuilders and buyers face a shortage of lots in metro Phoenix’s most popular developments. The lack of available homesites is one reason the region’s new-home market is recovering more slowly than expected 

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By Michelle Reese

East Valley Tribune

With its size and expeditious growth so far, Mesa’s Eastmark has understandably stolen much of the attention paid to real estate in thae East Valley this summer. But at 480 acres, with 1,600 lots planned, The Bridges at Gilbert has quickly become the next big addition to the local housing market. 

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Builder

Yes. Builders are forgetting past excesses. 

Since 2009, Ridgewood has been a residential real estate developer and investor specializing in land banking. The company acquires, develops, and sells residential and mixed-use communities across the United States. 

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By Josh Brodesky

The Republic

General Motors’ new IT Innovation center planned for Chandler will mean 1,000 new jobs in metro Phoenix, but the work there will have a global reach.

Software developers at the center will be building systems and applications to streamline GM’s manufacturing operations and connect its dealerships around the world. They will create technology to give drivers new experiences, from the moment they step onto the showroom floor, where customers can choose specs for a new vehicle on an iPad, to the first time they slide behind the wheel of a hybrid or electric vehicle.

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