Suite Stats: Breaking Down the Office Equation Tucson’s Q2 2025 Office Stats
By Molly Gilbert, CCIM The Trend Report, July 2025 Edition Several years ago, a Fortune 100 company with operations in Tucson […]
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C&W | PICOR’s Multifamily Team Captures 86% of Tucson Sales in First Half of 2025
As the first half of 2025 comes to a close, Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR’s Multifamily division reports that, out of the 15 multifamily sales in the Tucson market this year* (in properties ranging from 5 to 100 units), our team represented… […]
Broker Lunch & Learn Series: Better Together
In an industry that often focuses on individual success, Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR takes a different approach—one rooted in… […]
Transformation: The Decline and Rise of the Suburban Shopping Mall
Shopping malls, once the cornerstone of American retail culture, are now providing some of the greatest opportunities… […]
Dollar General’s Strong Earnings Highlight Strength in Value Retail
Dollar General’s recent earnings report exceeded expectations, signaling a growing consumer shift toward discount retailers due to economic uncertainty. The […]
$1.85M in Acquisitions Boost Tucson’s Historic 4th Avenue
Historic 4th Avenue has been at the heart of Downtown Tucson’s retail and cultural scene. For over 100 years, 4th […]
Tucson’s Q1 Retail Market Report: New Developments, Thrift Sector, and Redevelopments Drive Steady Growth
Tucson’s retail sector shows stability, maintaining a 5.3% vacancy rate. National consumer spending grew 3.0% in Q1 2025, with the food, beverage, and entertainment sectors remaining strong. Lease rates continue to rise for premium properties and… […]
Tucson’s Q1 Industrial Market Report: Steady Demand Anchors Market as National Activity Slows
Tucson’s industrial market exhibited stability in Q1 2025, with vacancy slightly increasing to 5.7%. This rise is attributed to an uptick in… […]
Tucson’s Industrial Market: Steady as She Goes While the Nation Hits the Brakes
If you’ve ever watched a seasoned desert hiker pick their way through a rocky wash, you know the trick: keep your eyes up, move with purpose, and don’t panic when the trail gets rough. That’s Tucson’s industrial market in Q1 2025— […]
Tucson’s Q1 Office Market Report: Healthcare Demand Continues to Drive Stability
In Q1 2025, Tucson’s office market experienced a slight uptick in vacancy, reaching 10.3%, indicating a modest but persistent upward trend. The availability of space is further influenced by 320,000 sf (square feet) of sublease space, reflecting… […]
