The Coolidge Council approved the Garrett Motors rezoning of 1.445 acres from residential to commercial on April 27, 2026. The applicant plans to pave the site as a used car lot.

The Pinal County Board accepted withdrawal of the Vine at Skyline San Tan Valley rezoning. The applicant will pursue the project through the town.

Casa Grande City Council approved a Villago Village PAD amendment on April 6, reshaping commercial and housing plans near McCartney and Pinal. New retail and multi-family development are expected to follow.

Pinal County approved the Overfield Road commercial rezoning 3–1, overruling a planning commission denial. A restaurant and retail development is planned for the former nursery site.

Casa Grande's Planning Commission voted 4–3 to deny a mixed-use zone change for 273 acres near the Florence Boulevard and I-10 interchange. Here's what was proposed and what comes next for residents.

The Casa Grande Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of a Villago Village PAD amendment that shifts commercial land to multi-family housing along Pinal Avenue.

Queen Creek moves to release two Pinal County areas from its municipal planning area boundary. The Ocotillo-Meridian annexation advances separately

Pinal County planners voted against The Vine at Skyline San Tan Valley, a proposed apartment and commercial project. The Board of Supervisors will make the final decision.

A 2.1-acre City Complex rezone to mixed use moves to Maricopa City Council after the Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval.

A San Tan Valley resident raised concerns about the Skyline and Gary Road development at a council meeting. A Pinal County hearing is set for February 19.

Big Tin Cotton Gin owners ask San Tan Valley council to help relocate the historic building due to development on its current site.

Pinal County recommended approval of a San Tan Valley commercial development near Ironwood and Ranch roads. The project joins a larger retail site near Queen Creek.

Casa Grande approves a General Plan amendment for 353 acres at Florence Boulevard and Overfield Road. The change allows commercial, industrial, and residential mixed-use development.

Pinal County approves Gold Canyon commercial rezoning for 16.3 acres. Development brings retail, contractor storage, and RV storage near Entrada del Oro.

Pinal County supervisors rejected the Moonlight Ridge San Tan Valley rezoning 3-2, keeping 14 acres commercial instead of rental townhomes.

San Tan Valley's first town manager outlines plans for the 3,239-acre urban core. Flexible zoning aims to attract developers and create jobs.

Coolidge Planning and Zoning approved a Marriott hotel Coolidge development with 110 rooms. The dual-blended project moves to permit phase.

Casa Grande Planning Commission voted 7-0 to advance a 353-acre mixed-use development plan near Florence Boulevard and Overfield Road. City Council decides December 15.

Maricopa approved rezoning for a second Terrible's location about a mile from the first. The Honeycutt site can be developed under either zoning designation.

Maricopa Planning Commission reviewed Southbridge Marketplace Phase 2 plans featuring three commercial buildings and an Aldi grocery store on Honeycutt Avenue.

Buffalo Wild Wings is coming to Maricopa's Stonegate Road. The 7,644-square-foot restaurant will feature 120 parking spaces and a west-facing patio for summer evenings.

Florence Town Council unanimously approves industrial rezoning for MDI Rock's 10-acre landscape supply facility at Arizona Farms Road on October 21, 2025.

The Town of Florence has officially added the Gateway District to its Downtown Revitalization Plan, opening access to grants and façade improvement funds for local businesses along State Route 287.

The Town of Florence has unanimously approved a landmark amendment expanding the Skyview Farms master-planned community to 2,465 acres and nearly 10,000 homes with mixed-use zones and extensive trails.

The Florence Town Council voted 6-1 to recommend a Series 006 bar license for The Irish Cowboy on Main Street, replacing its restaurant license. The change will allow later bar hours, beer and cocktail takeout, and expanded alcohol delivery services.

The Florence Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of a major amendment expanding the Skyview Farms master-planned community to 2,465 acres with 9,975 proposed homes. The plan adds mixed-use commercial zones, arterial road improvements, parks, and trails pending Town Council approval.

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved the 389-acre North Copper Basin development in a 4–1 vote, setting the stage for thousands of new homes in San Tan Valley. The project, on State Trust Land, will be auctioned in phases starting in 2026 and includes at least 25 acres of commercial space.

The Casa Grande Planning and Zoning Commission voted 2–3 to reject a proposed 336-unit affordable housing complex near the Promenade Shopping Center, citing traffic and infrastructure concerns. The project, backed by Low Income Housing Tax Credits, drew resident opposition and was delayed pending completion of the city’s housing supply study.

Casa Grande and other Arizona municipalities are backing NRS Logios’ proposed Foreign Trade Zone subzone at Ethington and Clayton roads. The $90 million logistics hub could bring up to 100 jobs while securing tax incentives and federal trade benefits.

Florence continues its Façade Grant Program to enhance downtown redevelopment and support local businesses with funding assistance.