The Tucson retail market experienced a slight uptick in vacancy, reaching 5.8% in Q4 due to the closure of Big Lots and 99 Cent Only stores. Class A properties continue to command historically high lease rates, with rents in the mid $40.00 per square foot (sf) triple-net (NNN) range common for new construction and projected to rise further in the coming year….
Tucson’s Q3 Retail Market Report: Stability Despite Store Closures
To read the full report on Tucson’s retail activity in Q3, click here. The Tucson retail market remained stable in…
Big Lots, Big Loss – The Downfall of a Discount Retailer
Big Lots, a prominent discount retailer for furniture and home décor, is facing significant financial hurdles that have led to…
Tucson Q1 Retail Market Report: Consumer-Driven Resilience
To read the full report on Tucson’s retail activity in Q1, click here. In Q1 2024, the Tucson retail market…
Tucson Q4 Retail: Consumer Spending, Employment Growth, & Expansions – Including Bass Pro Shop
To read the full report on Tucson’s Retail activity in Q4, click here. The Tucson retail market in Q4 continued…
Clicks & Bricks: The Current Evolutionary Stage of Modern American Retail
Retailers no longer perceive a divide between online and in-person merchandising. They are combining both models for a customer-centric strategy….