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Ambar Mukherjee

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Forthcoming LRT in Phoenix Christened 'Metro'

Phoenix joins major cities such as L.A., Wash. D.C. and Paris with the name chosen for its light rail system.

State's Largest Ever Land Exchange Causes Concern

Ranch owner puts up 35,000 acres for development amidst implications of groundwater shortages and environmental degradation.

Build The Light Rail, But Spare The Trees

Century old palm trees lining the desert city centre in Arizona are to be displaced not removed, to make way for Light Rail.

Development Enters The Urban Core In Phoenix

The Phoenix Valley's expansion frenzy approaches the north Phoenix urban area as a builder acquires a parcel of state trust land.

Who Moves The Most?

The Census Bureau reports that nearly half of the population moved to different homes in the five years prior to the 2000 census.

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