Cooper’s Hawk, pizzeria to open new Valley locations; 6 more real estate deals to know

Scottsdale-based Walton Global has acquired property on behalf of D.R. Horton Inc. Here's what is planned for the Valley land. Plus, read more about some of the latest and biggest real estate deals from across the Phoenix metro.

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