In Q2 2026, Tucson’s retail market remained healthy, with vacancy holding at approximately 5.3% as tenant demand continued to support stable occupancy. Asking rents increased……
Tucson’s Q2 Industrial Market Report: Leasing Driven by Defense, Mining and Manufacturing
In Q2 2026, Tucson’s industrial market remained stable, with vacancy holding at 7.8% as recently completed projects continued to lease. Demand remained steady, supported by……
Tucson’s Q2 Office Market Report: Defense, Government and Healthcare Tenants Drive Demand
In Q2 2026, Tucson’s office market continued to improve, with vacancy stay consistent at 8.5% and year-to-date net absorption totaling 190,925 square feet (sf). While vacancy remains above pre-pandemic levels……
Tucson’s Q2 Multifamily Market Report: Stabilization Continues as Demand Absorbs Inventory
The 2026 Q2 Tucson multifamily market continued to show signs of stabilization, with vacancy declining to 7.70%, marking the second consecutive quarter of improvement as renter……
From Paused Site Tours to Future Demand: Reading Mexico’s Industrial Signals
Over the past two months, our Industrial Specialist, Jerry LoCoco, J.D., toured three Sonora-based companies searching for industrial space in…
What Tucson Wants: How the Retail Market Is Answering the Call
“If you build it, they will come” was once said by Kevin Costner, and it has become a long-standing saying…
Rally House to Open University of Arizona Apparel Store at Main Gate Square
Rally House, a specialty sports store, is bringing its first Tucson location to Main Gate Square. The retailer has leased…
ARTO Acquires Former Sam Levitz Warehouse for $8.6 Million
On June 12, 2026, Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR closed on the former Sam Levitz warehouse at 3430 E. 36th…
C&W | PICOR Facilitates Lease Bringing Soldier’s Best Friend to Tucson
Rob Tomlinson, Principal, and Natalie Furrier, both Retail Specialists with Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR, recently represented the landlord in…
Tucson’s Q1 Retail Market Report: Stable Conditions and Anchored Centers in Demand
In Q1 2026, Tucson’s retail market remained stable, with vacancy largely unchanged, reflecting balanced conditions and steady demand. Fundamentals were supported by……














