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 […]
“If you build it, they will come” was once said by Kevin Costner, and it has become a long-standing saying […]
Rally House, a specialty sports store, is bringing its first Tucson location to Main Gate Square. The retailer has leased […]
On June 12, 2026, Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR closed on the former Sam Levitz warehouse at 3430 E. 36th […]
Rob Tomlinson, Principal, and Natalie Furrier, both Retail Specialists with Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR, recently represented the landlord in […]
In Q1 2026, Tucson’s retail market remained stable, with vacancy largely unchanged, reflecting balanced conditions and steady demand. Fundamentals were supported by… […]
The conversion of the former Tucson Heart Hospital into El Rio’s newest, and largest, health center is now complete. The 95,000-square-foot center, at 4888 N. Stone Ave., will serve up to 22,000 patients… […]
In Q1 2026, Tucson’s office market posted modest gains, with vacancy declining to 8.9% as leasing activity improved. Approximately 320,000 square feet (sf) was leased, contributing to year-to-date net absorption of 74,655 sf. While vacancy remains above equilibrium… […]
Tucson’s industrial market remained active in Q1 2026, with vacancy modestly rising to 8.0% amid absorption of recently delivered space. When excluding 15 vacant buildings over 100,000 sf that do not demise to smaller space, the vacancy falls a little short of… […]
To read the full report on Tucson’s Multifamily market activity in Q1, click here 2026 Q1 of the Tucson multifamily […]
“A one-story strip center on a major corridor is no longer just a retail asset. It is now potentially a mixed use development site…If you own a retail building in Tucson’s urban core, you may be sitting on more value than you realize”, said Rob Tomlinson, Principal and Retail Specialist at Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR. […]