The primaries are over and we are on to the general election. Because primary elections only decide who will represent political parties going into the general election, they are sometimes…
After more than a quarter century in commercial real estate, Todd Holzer, chairman of NAIOP-AZ, has been witness to many industry ups and downs. Holzer began his career with Opus…
Depending on whom you talk to, it appears the financing freeze in commercial real estate is starting to thaw a bit. Part of that thawing process, according to Bruce Francis,…
NAIOP Roundtable 2010: Q&A With Members of NAIOP Members of NAIOP-AZ sat down with AZRE magazine in a roundtable discussion, discussing the state of the local commercial real estate industry.…
HEALTH SCIENCES EDUCATION BUILDING Developer: City of Phoenix Contractor: DPR Construction and Sundt Construction Architect: CO Architects (design and executive architect); Ayers Saint Gross (associate architect, master planner.) Size: 268,000 SF Location: 455 N. 5th…
Grand Canyon University Event Center Developer: Grand Canyon University Contractor: Perini Building Co. Architect: Architekton & 360 Architecture (Kansas City, Mo.) Size: 135,000 SF Location: 3300 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix The 5,000-seat Event Center will…
The newsmakers of September and October 2010. Paul Klink, Alisa Timm and Sarah Searight joined the Cassidy Turley BRE Commercial property management division. Klink was named managing director Southwest Region;…
Q&A with NAIOP-AZ President Tim Lawless Q: A year ago you cited several factors that needed to occur for the regional economy to get going again. Have those changes occurred…
It’s only been a few months since the iPad’s April debut, but Apple’s latest light-weight cordless gadget has — for most — lived up to its expectations. Sans keyboard and…
What a crazy summer it’s been for Apple. On June 24, Apple officially launched the iPhone 4 with its usual mastery. In April, there had been the prototype that was…
Indian Country construction boasts a variety of projects as Arizona’s Indian tribes expand reservation services In September 1970, the Gila River Indian Reservation finished the first phase of construction of…
Here’s some green bits from around the web. This week we’ve gathered stories about tattletale trashcans costing their owners big bucks, effective ways to go green that may surprise you,…
