Tucson’s commercial real estate sectors have stabilized. Read mid-year updates on the Tucson office, retail, and industrial markets…
Redefining Relevance for Brick and Mortar Retail Stores
Published on July 11, 2012
How shopping centers and brick and mortar retail stores can remain relevant in an age of increasing e-commerce….
Operating Expense Trends in Retail Space
Published on May 17, 2012
While retail occupancies were up in 2011, operating costs increased 9%, largely due to increased property taxes….
The Sum of its Parts: PICOR Recognizes 2011 Standouts
Published on February 23, 2012
Read where PICOR commercial real estate brokerage and management stacks in the market and top achievers for 2011…
Tucson Deserves a Great Downtown: Tucson Metro Chamber Guest Post
Published on January 19, 2012
Tucson deserves a great downtown. Let’s make 2012 the breakthrough year for the commencement of a robust redevelopment of Tucson’s downtown….
FASB Lease Accounting Update: Will Lessors/Landlords be Excluded?
Published on November 1, 2011
FASB and IFRS may exclude lessors from proposed lease accounting changes. Read about the impact on commercial real estate landlords….
Occupying Tucson Buildings: The City Removes a Barrier
Published on October 28, 2011
The City of Tucson deserves substantial credit for the way they now deal with Certificates of Occupancies for existing Tucson buildings….
Office Space Search: 12 Reasons to Have a Broker Represent You
Published on October 20, 2011
12 reasons to use a tenant broker in your search for office space or other Tucson commercial real estate….
US Industrial Leasing vs. Retail Sales
Published on September 13, 2011
Lease activity in Tucson’s industrial sector has slowed since July. This chart shows the direct relationship between industrial and retail real estate….
Positive News for Retail Shopping Center Investors via ICSC
Published on August 15, 2011
Retail sales and leasing in both the national and Tucson retail market hit a soft patch in the second quarter as QE2 stimulus money worked it way out…
