Pins matching place:Phoenix

Valley Metro opened the 5.5-mile South Central Extension and Downtown Hub, adding eight stations along Central and 1st avenues down to Baseline Road. The same day the system was restructured into an A Line running to Mesa and a B Line running from Metro Parkway in north-west Phoenix down to Baseline Road, the two meeting at four new downtown platforms.

60 affordable studio and one-bedroom apartments for adults 55+. September 2025 opening report specifies 12 homes at 30% AMI, six at 40%, 24 at 50% and 18 at 60%. Phase I grand opening celebrated September 18, 2025. Published rents: Studio, 448 sq ft $1,010, 1 bedroom, 651 sq ft $507–$1,138.

Wander galleries of instruments from nearly every country, with headphones that play each one, plus a concert hall with a touring lineup.

The Southwest's largest art museum, with rotating exhibitions, fashion design, Western American art and family programs.

Aito announced on 13 January 2026 that its one-millionth production vehicle, an M9, rolled off the line five years after the brand's launch, and Seres chairman Zhang Xinghai set a goal of the next million within two years.

Phoenix approved Aligned Behrend’s data-center waiver as revised on March 25, 2026. The agenda identifies three Behrend/31st Avenue parcels, substantiating the proposed site while leaving the tracker’s 202 MW IT, $1.5B and 600,000 sqft unsupported.

Fab 4 is the fourth wafer fab planned for TSMC's north Phoenix campus, slated for N2 and A16 processes. The City of Phoenix reported in May 2026 that initial construction had started the month before. TSMC has not published a completion or production date; CEO C.C. Wei says schedules follow market conditions and customer demand.

AP1 is the first of two advanced-packaging facilities TSMC plans for its north Phoenix campus, so leading-edge wafers made in Arizona need not be shipped to Taiwan for packaging. The City of Phoenix reported in May 2026 that initial construction had started the month before. No opening date or cost has been confirmed.

Phoenix’s July 1, 2026 adopted item 26-1460 grants a conditional waiver of data-center special-permit provisions for 5C’s proposed site at 2802 W Palm Lane. It identifies parcels 108-15-002D and 108-15-002B and requires health/safety mitigation.

Hyperscale frontier AI training and inference campus tracked by Epoch AI with annotated satellite footprints (5 physical parts).

Seres reported on 19 August 2026 a first-half net loss of 1.72 billion yuan against a 2.94 billion yuan profit a year earlier, on revenue down 7.87% to 57.49 billion yuan, blaming component price rises and a 1.75 billion yuan impairment.

A Vietnamese kitchen offers pho, banh mi and grilled dishes.

Breakfast sandwiches on milk buns mark the brand’s Arizona debut.

Afro-Caribbean bowls bring jerk chicken and goat curry to Grand Avenue.

Justin Piazza’s new pizzeria serves large pies and wings.

A family-run shop pairs New York-style pizza with Thrifty ice cream.

Thursday-through-Sunday fair with rides and concerts.

A steep 1.2-mile climb to a 2,610-foot summit with sweeping Valley views, popular at sunrise in the cooler months.

Strenuous desert summit hike, sunrise to sunset.

Arizona Public Service says TSMC is committed to 12 facilities in north Phoenix, a $265 billion total, and, on its 4 August 2026 call, that TSMC's earlier $165 billion commitment alone was over 1 GW of demand; APS said it would file its integrated resource plan by the end of October 2026 with the full TSMC buildout, but no total MW for the $265 billion is published.

CATL and Seres signed a long-term strategic cooperation agreement in Chongqing on 10 October 2026 to expand battery capacity for Aito to over 20 GWh a year, extend into charging and battery services and pursue Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia.

Trick-or-treating and Halloween animal fun.

Seres reported third-quarter 2026 results on 30 October: revenue of 28.08 billion yuan (down 41.7%) and net profit attributable to shareholders of 1.42 billion yuan, which 36Kr says came from a 2.61 billion yuan disposal gain; excluding one-offs it lost 1.37 billion yuan.

The Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer holds its 41st Annual Meeting 4-8 November 2026 at the Phoenix Convention Center, with keynotes on T cell recognition of cancer, personalized vaccines and NK cells.

Nightly holiday lights at the zoo.

Candlelit evening walks through the desert garden.

Pomo Restaurant Group plans an American and Argentine dining room.

Aligned Data Centers' PHX-08 at 3202 W Behrend Drive in Phoenix, Arizona is a planned two-building, 513,361 sq ft data center and office complex that Phoenix City Council approved with a size, setback and landscaping waiver in March 2026 after Aligned filed a Prop 207 claim; Cleanview lists 201.6 MW (144 MW IT), Aligned has published no MW, and the only figure is a 93M USD purchase of the buildings in 2022.

Menlo’s operator page identifies its five-building Ahwatukee campus at 4801–4811 East Thistle Landing Drive with 180 MW critical IT and 257 MW utility feed. Data halls target Q1 2027, after substation/shell in Q4 2026. The prior 257 MW IT/$1.8 B/Goodyear presentation is corrected.

A two-day art market of Native artists on the museum campus.

Aspirant Development's $675 million, two-tower Astra project, rebranded Arro, is expected to break ground in early 2027 on Second Avenue in downtown Phoenix. Its 541-foot north tower would be Arizona's tallest building.

MLB home games in downtown Phoenix; the 2027 home opener is Friday 2 April against the Miami Marlins.

Evening light installations and music at the garden.

Planned 60-home senior community on the 1016–1024 North 2nd Street site, with studios and one-bedrooms for adults 55+ earning no more than 60% AMI. Completion targeted for May 2028, contingent on funding.

Sky Harbor's West Terminal, the airport's first new terminal since Terminal 4 opened in 1990, is scheduled to go into construction in 2029 and open in 2033, with the number of concourses and gates still to be decided. The airport puts the likely cost at around $4.5 billion, paid for with passenger facility charges, bonds and airport funding rather than tax dollars.