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Here's an update on economic development activity in April: Fry’s Marketplace at 21145 N. John Wayne Pkwy. will spend $53,000 to add 1,500 square feet...

The city made two recent land transactions – one purchase and one sale – as part of efforts to facilitate development. The purchase of about...

If there is such a thing as a practical visionary who can survive in government, Rick Horst may be that “unicorn.” On his arrival as...

A permit was issued to Desert Cedars Equities for construction of Exceptional Healthcare’s 20,750-square-foot office building valued at $6.5 million at 19060 N. John...

Here's an update on economic activity in Maricopa in November: Sonoran Creek Marketplace picked up several permits and adjusted a lot line on a portion...

Maricopa was told to try harder. City Hall took its issues with Maricopa Consolidated Domestic Water Improvement District to the Pinal County Board of Supervisors...

The City of Maricopa does not have a good relationship with the board of the Maricopa Consolidated Domestic Water Improvement District. That played out visually...

Brake Masters received approval for a development review permit from Maricopa Planning & Zoning Commission on Monday. The company plans to open a 5,400-square-foot...

The numbers don’t lie: the coronavirus has ravaged the national economy since March. Across the country, nearly 100,000 small businesses closed, nearly 60% of...

  It was a long time coming. That was a consistent phrase at the groundbreaking for the Estrella Gin business park. However, Mayor Christian Price said...

By Amber Liermann I am a longtime resident of Maricopa, actively involved in our community for 17 years. I have counseled a generation of students...

A Discount Tire store is currently slated to open in Maricopa in February 2022, according to the company. The City’s Planning & Zoning Commission...

Sprouts will open in Maricopa in the fall of 2021 at the Sonoran Creek Marketplace, according to the company marketing the retail property. And a...

A lot of dirt is moving, and it’s to Maricopa’s credit. The city is set up for 60,000 homes, with 22,000 currently built. Building permits...

The City of Maricopa is not taking over Global Water Resources anytime soon, but it is courting Maricopa Consolidated Domestic Water Improvement District. A special...

  Walmart is converting the former McDonald’s restaurant space inside its store at 41840 W. Maricopa-Casa Grande Hwy. into a Dickey’s BBQ. The tenant improvement...

The possibility of the City of Maricopa acquiring commercial land from a developer and a $435,000 contract for economic development services are on Tuesday’s...

What a year it was. Here are some of the most-read stories on InMaricopa.com for 2019. Update: White and Parker crash reported as fatal  May 10:...

How do new commercial and residential areas affect traffic? In reviewing two developments in Maricopa, the city’s Planning & Zoning Commission may have caused staff...

The long-awaited development of the Sonoran Creek area is becoming a reality. Plans for a retail center went before the Heritage District Citizen Advisory Committee...

The following briefs appeared in the January issue of InMaricopa. T&K Contracting received a permit for grading and drainage at the northeast corner of Costa...

A Culver’s Restaurant might be a reality in Maricopa by the end of the year. The chain’s plans have been through external review with the...

Culver’s has submitted a pre-application to open a location at the Sonoran Creek Marketplace on the west side of the John Wayne Parkway south...

A decade after acquiring the land, the Sonoran Creek Marketplace, a 25 acre development west of John Wayne Parkway between Edison Road and Hathaway...

Piles of dirt. Construction equipment. And a metal fence.All signs point to future development taking place on 23 acres of vacant land near the...

In keeping with the city’s new policy on boards, commissions and committees, the Maricopa City Council will vote on approving nominated members to serve...

 The city of Maricopa, in conjunction with the Maricopa Domestic Water Improvement District, is working on two projects that will raise water pressure south of the Union Pacific railroad tracks and make it possible for big-box retailers to locate in the downtown area.

It's a small area, representing 3.1 square miles of mostly vacant land, old homes and disintegrating structures. However, it is this historic piece of real estate the city hopes to transform into a lively downtown area over the next 25 years.

Even in the face of challenging economic times, Maricopa has a number of exciting developments in the works. Below is part one of a two-part series on some of the more high-profile projects in the city.

Frustrated residents, distraught students and businesses on both sides of the tracks will have to wait another month to see some traffic relief as two projects aren't forecasted to be complete until mid-January.