In Q3, Tucson’s retail market remained balanced amid cautious optimism, with vacancy rising slightly to 6.0% due to larger store closures. Tucson’s retail sector was defined by……
Tucson’s industrial market remained firm in Q3 2025, though vacancy edged up slightly to 6.6%. Construction activity stayed active with 906,855 square feet (sf) underway, primarily concentrated in the Airport submarket, which continues to lead leasing. Despite new development, demand across……
In Q3 2025, Tucson’s office market concluded the quarter with an overall vacancy rate of 10.2%, reflecting stable conditions. Healthcare remained the primary demand driver, with……
Retail vacancy rose to 6.0% in Q2 2025, up from 5.3%, due to several large-store closures. While elevated, the rate aligns with……
Tucson’s industrial market remained tight in Q2 2025, with vacancy persisting at 5.7%. Most available space was in……
In Q2 2025, Tucson’s office market experienced a modest increase in vacancy, reaching 10.4%. However, occupancy rates remained……
Shopping malls, once the cornerstone of American retail culture, are now providing some of the greatest opportunities……
Tucson’s industrial market exhibited stability in Q1 2025, with vacancy slightly increasing to 5.7%. This rise is attributed to an uptick in……
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—…
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……
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