Over the past year, Tucson, Arizona’s retail commercial real estate market has continued to demonstrate remarkable resilience and adaptability in the face of……
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…
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……
$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……
Tucson’s Q1 Multifamily Market Report: Vacancy Rises and Seller Financing Sparks Investor Interest
Tucson’s multifamily market slowed incrementally in Q1 2025, with the average vacancy rate rising to 8.81%, up 0.58% from a year ago. Average sale prices reached $164,338 per unit and $189.09 per sqft, reflecting YOY increases of 91.74% and 83.66%….