Phoenix real estate post-recession: Business as usual or a new mindset?
The real estate recovery is an opportunity for cities in the Phoenix metro area to re-think an approach to development that has prevailed for the past 60 years. Recently, two housing experts talked about what the next phase of Arizona’s growth might look like, given vision and planning. Mark Stapp is the Fred Taylor Professor of Real Estate and director of the Master of Real Estate Development program at the W. P. Carey School of Business. Michael Trailor is the director of the Arizona Department of Housing.
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