Pulling together the multiple facets of the commercial real estate industry in Arizona, AZRE: Arizona Commercial Real Estate Magazine reaches out to the largest local and national commercial real estate audience within the Grand Canyon State and beyond. AZRE covers up-to-date happenings within commercial development, brokerage, construction, investment, finance, architecture, property management, real estate law and more as it relates to Arizona. Additionally, AZRE is an active voice within the commercial industry, partnering with such organizations as NAIOP, ABA, ICSC AZ, AIA AZ and Valley Partnership.
GSA PHOENIX PROFESSIONAL OFFICE BUILDING Developer: Ryan Companies US General contractor: Ryan Companies US Architect: AECOM Location: SEC 7th St. and Deer Valley Rd., Phoenix Size: 210,202 SF with a…
After Hours: Kristy Kevitt Knowing more about the people we work with is the fun side of the business. It helps start conversations and strengthens business relationships. To nominate a…
Building Owners and Managers Association ( BOMA ) suggests energy conservation and retention can help commercial property managers ride out a tough economy. Dwindling capital budgets. Old mechanical systems that…
MARAVILLA SCOTTSDALE Developer: Senior Resource Group General contractor: The Weitz Company Architect: Allen & Philp Architects Location: 7325 E. Princess Blvd., Scottsdale Size: 25 acres The project (1st and 2nd…
Empire Power Systems this week completed the installation of an $11.5 million, 2.4 megawatt SunPower solar rooftop system on the Cowley Industrial Park building in South Phoenix. The project is…
Construction employment declined in 31 states between August and September with fewer people working in that field compared to last year in 40 states, the Associated General Contractors of America…
The Phoenix office market continued to feel the effects of a sluggish and wavering economy, according to Cassidy Turley BRE Commercial’s 3Q 2010 office market trends report released today. Economic…
Uncertain whether the market has bottomed out, buyers and tenants continue to be hesitant whether they should take advantage of attractive sale and lease opportunities. That’s the word on the…
Though employment growth will stimulate an increase in retail sales in 2010, the job additions will not be sufficient to prevent the vacancy rate in Phoenix from rising for the…
The Arizona economy has marked some improvement and is much better than the public perceives, according to the Third Quarter 2010 Economic Outlook released by the Forecasting Project at the…
The number of people working in construction is approaching a 14-year low now that the industry lost 21,000 jobs in September, while construction unemployment is at a September high of…
Residential and commercial real estate prices in Metro Phoenix are still suffering in the rough economy, a report from the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University…
