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Country clubs are flying high. But there’s growing pressure to tackle a high-stakes problem.

Country clubs are flying high. But there’s growing pressure to tackle a high-stakes problem.

This article originally appeared in the American City Business Journals. Woodland Hills Country Club in Los Angeles is using clay to help conserve water across 43 acres of its historic

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Gilbert City Lifestyle:  Men of Gilbert

Gilbert City Lifestyle: Men of Gilbert

This article originally appeared in Gilbert City Lifestyle. For Adam Baugh, building relationships rooted in likability and trust is the foundation of success – in business, community, and life. A

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Heritage Park development under way as groundbreaking approaches

Heritage Park development under way as groundbreaking approaches

This article originally published in the Gilbert Independent. Heritage Park, a mixed-use project, began demolition for its 10-acre development last month in downtown Gilbert after five years of delays and

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Arizona’s HB 2447: Flipping the script on site plan reviews

Arizona’s HB 2447: Flipping the script on site plan reviews

Arizona’s House Bill 2447 takes effect on December 31, 2025, and it’s set to reshape how cities and towns handle site plan and development reviews. Under the new law, municipal

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The Misuse of Referendum Law to Fight Zoning Cases and New Development in Arizona

The Misuse of Referendum Law to Fight Zoning Cases and New Development in Arizona

By Adam Baugh In Arizona, referendum laws are designed to empower citizens by allowing them to challenge legislative decisions through a public vote. However, in recent years, these laws have

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BEX Leading Market Series Panel Discusses Housing

BEX Leading Market Series Panel Discusses Housing

The 2025 BEX Leading Market Series for March covered Housing Projects on the Horizon and was presented March 11 at SkySong in Scottsdale. Rather than simply rattling off lists of developments in various states of approval and

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Zoning fights don’t end with an Arizona council vote. What do aggrieved residents do next?

Zoning fights don’t end with an Arizona council vote. What do aggrieved residents do next?

This article originally appeared in the Arizona Republic. A tool that was once nearly unheard of in opposing development has become so common in Arizona that some zoning attorneys are

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Zoning fights don’t end with an Arizona council vote. What do aggrieved residents do next?

Zoning fights don’t end with an Arizona council vote. What do aggrieved residents do next?

This article originally appeared on azcentral.com. A tool that was once nearly unheard of in opposing development has become so common in Arizona that some zoning attorneys are telling their

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America’s “First Car-Free Neighborhood” Is Going Pretty Good, Actually?

America’s “First Car-Free Neighborhood” Is Going Pretty Good, Actually?

This article originally appeared in Dwell. It’s been two years since Culdesac Tempe, the self-proclaimed “first car-free neighborhood in America,” opened with a goal of making walkability its centerpiece. With the

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