An auction for a plot of land in north Phoenix that the former owner of the Arizona Coyotes had hoped to build an arena on has been canceled.

The Fry’s Electronics off of Thunderbird and Interstate 17 in Phoenix has been closed since 2021. This week, some Valley ...

Five auction houses across metro Phoenix collector selling cars and auto memorabilia are back this year after scaling back or delaying last year's auctions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The city is pursuing a development agreement with Minnesota-based real estate developer Mortenson for a site of prime desert ...

Every year around Halloween, Heather Corcoran hosts a Taylor Swift-themed house party for the community. This year, proceeds ...

Collectors may have their sights set on Scottsdale and Barrett-Jackson, but used-car dealers focus their time in Tolleson, where Cox Automotive sells thousands of used vehicles weekly.

Increased international business led to Phoenix-based Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers to change its name to the American Auction Co. in 2015.

One of their upcoming used construction equipment auctions is the Heavy Equipment Auction in Phoenix, Arizona. The auction is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013.

This is the big one. The Metrocenter Arcade was a hub of metro Phoenix teenage life for decades, and its nostalgic appeal makes it a hot commodity in the auction — the bidding is already over $100.

Today, they do nine or 10 every month. The biggest auctions take place on Tuesdays and Fridays, and it’s common for each to draw as many as 240 registered bidders — most of whom bring a plus one.

For car enthusiasts, January is one of the most popular times in Phoenix for collector-car events. Here are four you don't want to miss in January.