New $42 Million Luxury Apartment Community Now Open In Mesa

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The Premiere at Dana Park, a luxury multifamily housing community, recently opened in Mesa. PCS Development developed the $42 million project and selected P.B. Bell, a leader in multifamily management, as the property management firm. For more information about The Premiere at Dana Park, please visit http://thepremiereapts.com. To read the full press release, click here. Media Contact Rachel Brockway Serendipit …

P.B. Bell Volunteers with UMOM to Support Families Experiencing Homelessness in Phoenix

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As P.B. Bell proudly marks 50 years of building communities across Arizona, the company is making sure this milestone year is about more than celebration — it’s about giving back. As part of its “50 Ways We Show We Care” initiative, P.B. Bell recently wrapped up a meaningful three-day volunteer event with UMOM, Arizona’s largest provider of services for families …

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Bringing the Energy: P.B. Bell’s Event Coordinators Elevate Multifamily Community Engagement

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At P.B. Bell, creating exceptional living experiences goes far beyond the apartment home. It is about building vibrant, connected communities within our multifamily portfolio. That is why our recent Event Coordinator Meeting was such an exciting and impactful day. We gathered our designated Event Coordinators from across our apartment communities, including property managers, assistant managers, and leasing professionals, who each …

A Day in the Life of Jamel Bryant, Lazo’s Lead Maintenance Tech

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A Day in the Life of Jamal Jamal Bryant grew up in Los Angeles California and moved to Arizona to attend ASU. He is an avid skateboarder, and because of this, he has a natural instinct to tinker with tools. While working at a local Starbucks, one of his customers was an employee at P.B. Bell. This customer intuitively knew …

P.B. Bell’s Year-End Celebration Highlights the Power of Community in Multifamily Housing

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At P.B. Bell, community is at the heart of everything we do. Our annual year-end celebration is a meaningful tradition that brings our multifamily teams together to reflect on the year, strengthen connections, and live out one of our core values: Show You Care. Each December, P.B. Bell associates from across our multifamily portfolio gather not only to celebrate accomplishments, …

Resident Appreciation Week 2025: Celebrating Our Apartment Communities

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November is a season of gratitude, and at P.B. Bell, we proudly celebrated our annual Resident Appreciation Week 2025 from November 17–21 across our multifamily communities. Our residents are at the heart of every apartment community we manage, and this special week was dedicated to recognizing the connections, culture, and sense of home they help create. Throughout the week, P.B. …

P.B. Bell Team Volunteers at St. Mary’s Food Bank to Fight Food Insecurity in Arizona

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As part of its ongoing commitment to community involvement across Arizona, the P.B. Bell team recently volunteered with St. Mary’s Food Bank to help pack emergency food boxes for individuals and families facing food insecurity. During two volunteer shifts held on September 30 and October 14, P.B. Bell employees dedicated their time to packing a total of 3,582 emergency food …

What’s The Over/Under? Phoenix’s Multifamily Growth Leaves Market Balance In Question

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Following the onset of the pandemic, Arizona managed to further diversify and expand its economy, cementing its reputation as a top-tier commercial hun – bringing both prosperity and new problems. As residents and businesses poured into the Valley, demand for multifamily housing outstripped supply, leading to higher rents and diminished affordability across the region. Developers responded with a burst of …