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……
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……
Half a Century Strong: 5151 E Broadway Sees Leasing Spike at 50-Year Mark This Year
5151 E. Broadway Tower, Tucson’s largest commercial office building, announces unprecedented activity with an acceleration in new leases of 61,627 SF plus 18,044 SF in renewals. Since the 4th quarter of last year, the uptick in interest spans across multiple categories from……
Tucson’s Q4 Industrial Market Report: Speculative Deliveries Reshape Market Dynamics
Tucson’s industrial market remains balanced with stable demand primarily driven by the market’s affordability. The vacancy rate ticked up nominally from 5.2% in Q3 to 5.4%, largely due to new speculative deliveries and the time required to absorb this new product….








