Phoenix

Phoenix-area housing market booming as many pay far over selling price

According to a great article by Irene Snyder and Justin Lum of Fox10 Phoenix, real estate experts say the housing market is booming in Phoenix despite the COVID-19 pandemic and

Glenn Karlson

How does Trellis find property and build homes? It all starts with Glenn Karlson, Director of the Real Estate Development (RED) team at Trellis. Since coming to the organization in

Workforce Housing Lets Middle-Income Earners Live Near Their Jobs

Trellis helps to bring workforce housing to Phoenix It has become increasingly difficult for middle-income workers to actually live in the areas in which they work. One key factor is

Phoenix Cares Grant for Those Affected by COVID-19

Haga clic aquí para español Thank you for your interest in the Phoenix CARES Act. Currently, we have reached our application limit. If you need financial help due to COVID-19, please

Arizona is Third-Worst in the Nation for Affordable Housing

In a recent article in The Arizona Republic, journalist Alden Woods writes that Arizona’s affordable housing and rental supply can currently meet only a quarter of the state’s need, according

APS EXTENDS HOLD ON DISCONNECTS FOR PAST DUE BILLS THROUGH 2020

Assistance is Available for Customers in Need With many Arizonans facing challenging times due to COVID-19, loss of income, altered work and school schedules and recent record heat, APS wants

Evelyn Cermeno

Just because Trellis is a non-profit, doesn’t mean that there’s not a lot of finances to manage. For nearly six years, Evelyn Cermeno, the Senior Staff Accountant at Trellis, has

Michael Kelly

The Man on the Miracle Mile Michael Kelly is the Commercial Corridor Coordinator here at Trellis. He is a part of a team of stakeholders, City of Phoenix, Phoenix Community

The Buzz on The Miracle Mile Might Be From Clippers

For 52 years, a small building on McDowell Road’s “Miracle Mile” has been supplying salons and barber shops with top-quality trimmers, clippers, and other styling needs. 3 years ago, a

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