Read how the Tucson industrial market is being impacted by COVID and other market pressures in our Q3 2020 MarketBeat….
Back to Business with C&W | PICOR’s Kleiner
Hear Rick Kleiner, Tucson office properties specialist, on the KVOI Back to Business Radio Show and Podcast discuss COVID-19’s impact on the Tucson commercial real estate market, including office, medical, industrial, retail and multi-family sectors….
A New Stage in the Evolution of Retail: TREND Report
Retailing has always been constantly evolving. The current state of retailing is another evolution and stage of growth that will, inevitably, lead to the next….
Tucson Industrial Insights at Midyear
Midway through 2019, the Tucson industrial market posted strong occupancy rates, rising rents and record average sale prices. Read more about the economy, market metrics and our team’s forecast for the months ahead….
C&W | PICOR Team Recognized for Tucson CRE Performance
Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR was again recognized among the Top Leasing and Sales Firms in Tucson commercial real estate by CoStar. C&W | PICOR employed 12 of 21 professionals honored….
Tucson Office Market Marches On
Tucson’s office market ended 2018 at 8.4% vacancy, reflecting consistency for three straight quarters. 2018’s positive net absorption of 146,000 sf marked the fifth year in positive territory. Read more about the status of the market in our quarterly report….
Are These the Best of Times?
Trends in the commercial real estate sector often parallel a community’s economic health, and the Tucson business climate is no exception. Industry metrics like vacancy rates, rent trends, and sale prices can track with business sentiment and performance, providing a helpful barometer of the times….
Mid-Year Tucson Office Market Review
The Tucson office market achieved the lowest vacancy rate in ten years. Read more in our mid-year 2018 report….
Tucson Office Properties Test Rent Increase Waters
Tucson’s office and medical market performed solidly through Q1 2018, with a slight shift in overall vacancy to 8.9%. Market fundamentals improved. Read more in our quarterly report….
Live-Work-Play Environments Talk of The Tucson Retail Scene
Tucson retail vacancy improved dramatically in the first quarter of 2018, dropping from 6.0% to 5.6%. This may have led to an increase in average asking lease rates over the previous quarter. Read our full quarterly report for details….