Levrose In The News

LevRose is recognized as a firm who achieved the highest lease transaction volume in 2022. Every year costar identifies a select number of firms who closed the highest overall transaction volumes in commercial property leases within their perspective markets based on transaction data in CoStar’s commercial real estate database of all deals completed in 2022. …

LevRose is named a Top Dealmaker in Phoenix by CoStar Power Brokers Read More »

LevRose brokers facilitated deals in the second quarter of 2022 totaling $87.5 million and 780, 833 square feet in retail and office space, according to a news release. LevRose Commercial Real Estate is a market leader in the Phoenix metro area, helping clients with leasing, buying, selling and managing commercial properties. Commercial Property management is handled …

LevRose second quarter activity totals $87.5M, 780,000 square feet of commercial property in Scottsdale Read More »

We are excited to announce that LevRose CRE has been recognized by INC. 5000! LevRose has made the list of the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies for the 6th time! Our company would not be able to achieve all that we have, without the dedication of our team and the support from our …

LevRose Makes Inc. 5000 List for the 6th Time! Read More »

Partner Keri Davies is acknowledged as one of the Most Influential Women of 2022 by AZ Big Media BACKGROUND: Keri Davies became a Partner at LevRose Commercial Real Estate in 2020 and has been part of the team for over eight years. Davies has completed 700-plus lease and sales transactions at Levrose, primarily office building …

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After a chaotic April of completing lease amendments, when May rolled around, more Phoenix tenants than expected were able to make rent, especially those that received PPP loans from the SBA. “We’ve had tenants who we made lease amendments for then get their PPP funds, and a number have called us and said, ‘tear up …

Valley landlord: PPP loans led to more companies making May rent than expected Read More »

Office tenant demand has started to rebound in Phoenix. Lease transactions abruptly stopped in March, with tenants either placing existing negotiations on hold or calling off the search for a new space. While activity has nowhere near rebounded to pre-coronavirus levels, some tenants are starting to re-enter the market or revive existing lease transactions. While …

Office Tenant Demand Has Slowly Returned in Phoenix Read More »