Office

Flurry of office evictions unlikely after Arizona moratorium lifts

Read the original article here by Corina Vanek. The end of a Covid-19 pandemic-induced moratorium on commercial evictions for small businesses and nonprofit organizations in Arizona likely will not result in a flurry of office evictions, one Scottsdale commercial real estate executive said. “I don’t think the moratorium had a significant impact on people’s behavior,” […]

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Best of NAIOP 2019: Redevelopment Project of the Year

Read the original article here by Phoenix Business Journal. Image courtesy of NAIOP. Redevelopment Project of the Year Consumer Cellular at Deer Valley Consumer Cellular at Deer Valley was once a single-story Sam’s Club retail store. It was transformed into a state-of-the-art, two-story office building with a $9 million redevelopment and was completed in June

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2018 Year in Review: Big office deals centered around key submarkets

Read the original article here by Corina Vanek, Phoenix Business Journal. Some of the Valley’s hottest office submarkets were the focal point for the biggest office deals of the year.  The majority of the biggest sales — four of the top 15 — were in Tempe, the submarket with the fourth-highest rent growth in the country,

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Office-Industrial Activity

Phoenix Office & Industrial Markets Continue to Improve

Recent Trends Phoenix Office: The office market continues to strengthen with recent gains in rents, occupancy and absorption. 2014 was the 4th consecutive year of positive net absorption and the most since 2007. Rents at $21-22 remain well below the $26-27 peak range. But they appear to have bottomed with two straight years of increases. Occupancy

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