The numbers are hard to ignore. Across the United States, 59 projects totaling more than $624 billion in capital investment are underway, each one a billion-dollar-plus commitment to domestic manufacturing, technology, and advanced industry. And no state is capturing more of that investment than Arizona, which leads the nation with
The first quarter of 2026 handed the BTR sector something it hasn’t had in a while: clarity. Not the kind that comes from wishful forecasting, but from actual data, absorption numbers that outpace expectations, a supply pipeline that’s finally contracting, and a broader affordability story that keeps funneling renters toward
Greater Phoenix continues to make a compelling case as a market where the long-term story and the near-term data are aligned. This spring, a convergence of migration trends, housing activity, corporate movement, and job creation is reinforcing the notion that the Valley’s growth isn’t a cycle, it’s a structural realignment.
Source: AZBigMedia The Phoenix housing market continues to evolve in ways that reflect both national pressures and uniquely local dynamics. From shifting investor behavior to changing renter demographics, the latest data paints a picture of a market that’s still growing—but doing so more thoughtfully than in the frenzied years of the early 2020s.
Sources: Arizona Commerce Authority – International Trade & Foreign Direct Investment Reports (2020–2025) / fDi Markets (by Financial Times) – U.S. state FDI project tracking and rankings / Bureau of Economic Analysis – Foreign Direct Investment in the United States (FDIUS) datasets / Greater Phoenix Economic Council – Regional investment announcements and summaries
8.5-acre site at Crismon Road and U.S. 60 will deliver three- and four-bedroom townhomes with direct-access garages and private backyards Porter Kyle received unanimous approval this month from the City of Mesa City Council for zoning entitlements for The Lincoln, an 8.5-acre townhome community planned at Crismon Road and Highway
Build-to-rent housing is experiencing a defining moment. After years of steady growth, the product type is poised to become a mainstream housing solution, driven by compelling economics, changing renter demographics, and a unique ability to deliver what today’s renters actually want: the space and feel of a single-family home without
Something fundamental is shifting in how Americans think about housing. The white picket fence and 30-year mortgage that defined success for previous generations are giving way to a new reality—one where renting isn’t just a temporary stop on the way to homeownership, but an intentional lifestyle choice. And nowhere is
Something remarkable is happening in the Valley of the Sun. Over the past year, Phoenix has swiftly become the place where America’s tech future is being built, attracting more than $210 billion in investments from some of the world’s biggest names in semiconductors and advanced manufacturing. It’s not just about
CHANDLER, ARIZ. — Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Porter Kyle has broken ground on The Wayne, a $60 million multifamily build-to-rent (BTR) project situated on an infill site at 1535 N. Dobson Road in Chandler. The first units are slated for delivery in spring 2026. The community will feature 100 one-, two- and
Phoenix closes out 2025 in a position that many Sunbelt markets would envy—powered by record job creation, a surge of high-profile corporate investment, nation-leading construction activity, and durable demand across multifamily and build-to-rent (BTR) housing. At the same time, the region is working through one of the most prolonged supply
The Counter-Intuitive Truth: Today’s Challenges Create Tomorrow’s Opportunities In a market experiencing widespread rent declines and elevated vacancy, suggesting now is the time to break ground on new build-to-rent projects might seem counterintuitive. But smart developers understand that real estate success isn’t about timing the market perfectly—it’s about positioning projects
For the third year in a row, Connect CRE is launching a summer Leadership Series. This year, the focus is on the near-term prospects for commercial real estate, and we have asked key industry executives for their assessments. For the inaugural installment, we asked about the likelihood of a general
Groundbreakings 1. Flexjet has broken ground on a $36M private terminal at Scottsdale Airport. The project includes a 9.5KSF office, 34KSF hangar, 9KSF terminal, 2.4KSF terrace and 29KSF underground car park. The terminal will be located at 15115 N. Airport Drive and is expected to open in late 2026. It
Developer Porter Kyle broke ground in mid-April on “The Wayne,” a $60 million townhomes-for-rent build in north Chandler, according to a news release. The 100-unit community is one of the only build-to-rent townhome developments in Chandler, the release claims, and is expected to help meet increased market demand for housing.
Locally based developer Porter Kyle has completed development of The Cleveland in Goodyear, Ariz. GOODYEAR, ARIZ. — Scottsdale, Arizona-based builder and developer Porter Kyle has completed development of The Cleveland, a build-to-rent (BTR) asset in Goodyear, which is in Phoenix’s West Valley. The 100-unit, townhome style property is Porter Kyle’s
Porter Kyle reached a key milestone on The Cleveland Build-to-Rent (BTR) project in Phoenix’s West Valley. The Scottsdale-based vertically integrated multifamily builder and developer recently commemorated the opening of the 100-unit townhome-style BTR community in Goodyear. The Cleveland’s newly completed clubhouse facility signals the imminent arrival of its first residents. Taylor Shultz,
Location: Warner and Dobson roads in Chandler Description: The Wayne, a $60 million single-family rental development is being built by Scottsdale-based Porter Kyle, a multifamily builder and developer. The project will include 100 units and is Porter Kyle’s second project in Chandler. The project will have units ranging from one
DEVELOPMENT: Porter Kyle breaks ground on Arizona BTR. Porter Kyle has broken ground on The Wayne, a $60 million BTR townhome community in Chandler, Arizona. This 100-unit development marks the firm’s eighth BTR project and its second in Chandler, offering a rare townhome rental option in the area. The Wayne
Porter Kyle, a Scottsdale-based vertically integrated multifamily builder and developer, broke ground on The Wayne, a roughly $60-million multifamily Build-to-Rent (BTR) project in Chandler, Arizona. Taylor Shultz, Partner of Porter Kyle, said, “Chandler is one of the region’s premier submarkets and continues to hold strong appeal across multiple demographic sectors.
Scottsdale-based Porter Kyle is charging ahead with $175 million worth of townhome rental projects in the Valley even as the rest of the nation takes a pause in construction. Developers in other parts of the U.S. are already seeing an 80% drop in multifamily starts. Taylor Shultz, partner of Porter
Source: https://crenews.com/2025/03/07/work-starts-on-60mln-apartment-project-in-chandler-ariz/ Commercial Real Estate Direct
Porter Kyle broke ground on The Wayne, a $60-million multifamily Build-to-Rent (BTR) project in Chandler, Ariz. The 100-unit community is one of the only BTR townhome developments in Chandler. The project is Porter Kyle’s eighth BTR townhome community and is the firm’s second project in Chandler. The Wayne is expected
Scottsdale-based Porter Kyle broke ground on The Wayne, a $60 million, 100-unit townhome project in Chandler. Construction starts are down in the multifamily sector, but one Scottsdale developer isn’t paying attention and is going full speed ahead. Here’s where the developer is building next. Source: https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2025/03/05/porter-kyle-scottsdale-developer-housing-projects.html Phoenix Business Journal
Source: AZBigMedia The Phoenix housing market continues to evolve in ways that reflect both national pressures and uniquely local dynamics. From shifting investor behavior to changing renter demographics, the latest data paints a picture of a market that’s still growing—but doing so more thoughtfully than in the frenzied years of the early 2020s.
Sources: Arizona Commerce Authority – International Trade & Foreign Direct Investment Reports (2020–2025) / fDi Markets (by Financial Times) – U.S. state FDI project tracking and rankings / Bureau of Economic Analysis – Foreign Direct Investment in the United States (FDIUS) datasets / Greater Phoenix Economic Council – Regional investment announcements and summaries
Something fundamental is shifting in how Americans think about housing. The white picket fence and 30-year mortgage that defined success for previous generations are giving way to a new reality—one where renting isn’t just a temporary stop on the way to homeownership, but an intentional lifestyle choice. And nowhere is
Something remarkable is happening in the Valley of the Sun. Over the past year, Phoenix has swiftly become the place where America’s tech future is being built, attracting more than $210 billion in investments from some of the world’s biggest names in semiconductors and advanced manufacturing. It’s not just about
Phoenix closes out 2025 in a position that many Sunbelt markets would envy—powered by record job creation, a surge of high-profile corporate investment, nation-leading construction activity, and durable demand across multifamily and build-to-rent (BTR) housing. At the same time, the region is working through one of the most prolonged supply
The Counter-Intuitive Truth: Today’s Challenges Create Tomorrow’s Opportunities In a market experiencing widespread rent declines and elevated vacancy, suggesting now is the time to break ground on new build-to-rent projects might seem counterintuitive. But smart developers understand that real estate success isn’t about timing the market perfectly—it’s about positioning projects
Multifamily Investment Momentum Builds Despite Market Headwinds The multifamily sector continues to attract significant investor attention as we close out 2025. Improved capital access and rising transaction volumes are working to offset lingering economic uncertainties. Recent market reports from CBRE, RealPage, and MSCI paint a picture of cautious optimism, though
Phoenix continues to demonstrate its staying power as a top-tier multifamily market, maintaining its position as the 10th-ranked market in PwC and Urban Land Institute’s prestigious Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2026 report. This marks the second consecutive year Phoenix has held within the top 10 markets to watch, signaling sustained confidence
Porter Kyle’s $60-million The Wayne build-to-rent townhome community in Chandler continues to move full steam ahead—this time with visible momentum above ground. The development has officially completed all underground utilities and stormwater systems, paving the way for foundation work and vertical construction to begin. “Finishing underground is a huge milestone,” said Taylor Shultz,
A new wave of wealth and a shifting affordability landscape are reshaping the housing market in Greater Phoenix — and redefining what “home” means for both affluent and aspiring residents. Between 2019 and 2023, the number of millionaire renters in Greater Phoenix rose by 519%, making it the fastest-growing millionaire hub in
If you’ve been watching the housing headlines lately, you know the story has shifted. After years of soaring prices and bidding wars, the conversation is no longer about frenzy — it’s about balance. But that balance is proving harder to find than anyone expected. According to JPMorgan’s latest housing analysis, the
$28.5 Million Refinance Validates Success of Porter Kyle’s Premier Build-to-Rent Community The Cleveland’s recent $28.5 million refinancing represents an important validation of Porter Kyle’s development strategy and execution capabilities in the competitive build-to-rent sector. This newly delivered 100-home community in Goodyear, Arizona has achieved remarkable success metrics that attracted significant