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Here are the top homes for sale in Arizona as of 4.3.25.

List Price: $50,000,000
Paradise Valley
Designed by SAOTA, the "Starlight" home in Paradise Valley, Arizona, features a unique 17,000 sqft design inspired by nature. With sweeping mountain views, this home includes a wellness center, multi-car garage, wine cellar, and a 68ft cantilevered infinity pool.
Realty ONE Group

Arizona’s climate is famously beautiful but incredibly tough on roofs.

With over 300 sunny days annually, Phoenix receives more sunshine than any other major city in the world.

This abundance of sunlight, combined with over 110 days a year above 100°F, creates conditions that push traditional roofing materials to their limits.

Add sudden monsoon storms to the mix, and it’s clear why home and commercial building owners seek robust, reliable roofing solutions.

One such solution growing in popularity is foam roofing, also known as Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF). Known for its impressive energy efficiency, strong...

Commercial construction is a $2 trillion industry in the United States. With so much cash being tunneled into a single sector of the economy, it is imperative that architects and designers find ways to improve efficiency. One leading concept is through the sourcing of durable, industrial-grade materials. By designing for durability, architects can ensure the ongoing quality of their structures for optimal economic, environmental, and functional efficiency for years to come. Keep reading as we explore some of the most trending industrial-grade materials used in contemporary commercial construction. 

Despite Arizona being one of the world’s most beautiful destinations, the warm temperatures and dry desert climate present some challenges for architects and designers. Without the proper planning and material sourcing, structures can quickly fall prey to the elements, consuming significant energy for cooling and breaking down in the face of the incessant UV exposure. With this in mind, keep reading as we take a look at 6 innovative building materials that are revolutionizing architecture in Arizona and helping create highly sustainable structures amid the desert heat.