Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR’s top sale and lease transactions were of an investment multi-family property and a 15,000 SF industrial space….
Demand for Industrial Space Continues to Grow
Last week, Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR’s top sale and lease transactions comprised of industrial properties….
Historical Building Sells for Above Asking Price, While Catering Company Renews Lease in Butterfield Business Center
Historical Tucson Office Building Sells for Above Asking Price, While a Local Catering Company Renews Lease in Butterfield Business Center by C&W|PICOR….
Renovated Investment Property Sells for $1.2 Mil, While a Warehouse Distribution Center Supports Nearshoring Manufacturing
Renovated Investment Property Near the University of Arizona Sells for $1.2 Mil, While a Warehouse Distribution Center Supports Nearshoring Manufacturing….
Tucson Industrial Market Sees Soaring Demand
Tucson industrial and flex space remained the darling during tumultuous times as E-commerce and consumer spending drove demand….
How is the Tucson Industrial Market Faring in the Age of COVID?
Read how the Tucson industrial market is being impacted by COVID and other market pressures in our Q3 2020 MarketBeat….
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….
Let the Good Times Roll! Tucson Industrial in 2018, TREND Report
What’s causing the happy state of the Tucson industrial market, and what threatens this condition? Read the details In this TREND Report article by C&W | PICOR Principal, Brandon Rodgers…
Tight Tucson Industrial Market Signals Demand for New Space Ahead
Tucson’s small business sector leading the charge in a strong and well-occupied industrial real estate market. Read why new or speculative development is still a challenge….
Tucson Industrial Market Posts Best Results since Mid-2008
Tucson’s industrial market continued forward progress in early 2017. Net positive absorption improved the overall vacancy rate to 7.4%, Tucson’s lowest mark since Q3 2008. Read more in our quarterly report…