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ViaWest Group recently acquired a portfolio of industrial buildings in Gilbert, and they are nearing full occupancy. PipShip, a distribution and e-commerce company, will move to El Dorado Tech Center, expanding into a 40,000-square-foot space. The move signifies an expansion for PipShip, which currently operates near Tempe Town Lake. With this lease, ViaWest’s six properties …

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City of Hope Cancer Center Phoenix broke ground on a surgical center expansion, significantly increasing its capacity in Arizona and solidifying its position as a leading cancer research and treatment center in the region. The expansion, slated for completion in 2026, encompasses new building additions and renovations, adding four operating rooms, recovery rooms, and other …

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A Frito Lay distribution facility spurred growth at the Peoria Logistics Park, attracting major tenants like Trader Joe’s. Trader Joe’s selected the location due to its central position and the opportunity to customize its facility. The park’s developer, VanTrust Real Estate, also sold land to Younger Brothers Cos. and is developing speculative industrial buildings, with …

New Peoria Logistics Park Fills Up With Tenants, Including Two Major Food Brands Read More »

Red Development and Globe Corp. have initiated the construction of Goodyear Way, a significant road linking Goodyear’s Civic Square and public park to the municipality’s upcoming downtown area. Named GSQ, the downtown project will house various establishments including restaurants like The Stillery, Bacchus Wine Bar, and Copper & Sage, a new gastropub by Westside Concepts. …

New Road Extension to Connect Goodyear Civic Center and Retail Hub; Plus 8 More Deals to Know Read More »

The Vlachos family, owners of a plant nursery in Queen Creek, plans to transform their 240-acre property into an industrial and manufacturing campus. No specific users or site plans have been secured yet, but conceptual designs suggest the potential for 3.6 million square feet of industrial space. The town’s planning commission has recommended approval for …

Major Industrial Site Could Help Queen Creek Compete for More Manufacturers Read More »

Buc-ee’s, renowned for its large convenience stores and gas stations, is expanding into Arizona by purchasing 22 acres in Goodyear for its first store in the state. The new 75,400-square-foot store, set to feature 120 gas pumps, will be constructed at the corner of Bullard Avenue and Interstate 10, with construction slated to commence in …

Buc-ee’s Aims To Open Its First Arizona Location Read More »

Phoenix leads the nation’s industrial market with nearly 41.6 million square feet of active construction projects, comprising 10.9% of the national total, driven by efficient cost management and increased subcontractor participation. Despite a slowdown in office construction, Phoenix saw a surge in office investment, ranking among top markets. The construction industry in Arizona maintains high …

Phoenix Has Nearly 41.6 Million SF of Industrial Under Construction Read More »

Schnitzer Properties received approval from Chandler City Council on April 4 to rezone over 85 acres for the development of a two-phased industrial business park. The rezoning, adopted unanimously, facilitates the construction of Ryan Commerce Center and Hamilton Commerce Center, comprising over 1.3 million square feet. The first phase, Ryan Commerce Center, is slated to …

Schnitzer Properties Receives Rezoning Approval for Major Chandler Industrial Park Read More »

Peoria, Arizona is collaborating with the state to develop thousands of acres of land for future growth, spurred by major semiconductor investments nearby. The city aims to designate 8,300 acres for development, focusing on areas like the North Peoria Gateway and the Peoria Innovation Core. These plans include a mix of residential and commercial spaces …

Why Peoria Is Next Up for Major Growth in the Valley Read More »

A commercial project called Signature at San Tan Village in Gilbert is undergoing review by the Planning Commission. The proposed project includes 11 buildings totaling 326,731 square feet of retail, restaurants, and commercial space near Williams Field Road and San Tan Village Parkway. Notable prospective tenants mentioned in the project include Whole Foods Market, Dick’s …

Whole Foods, Dick’s Sporting Goods Linked to Proposed Gilbert Development Read More »

Buckeye, once a quiet community on the outskirts of Phoenix, has transformed into a thriving city with a population of over 114,000 residents. Its strategic location, proximity to California, and vast available land have attracted businesses seeking to serve the Californian market while operating in Arizona. Buckeye’s support for initiatives like Foreign Trade Zone number …

Here’s How Buckeye Leads the West Valley As A Hot Spot for Development Read More »

Ryan Companies US, Inc. and ESI Ventures have initiated construction for Surprise 34, a premier industrial campus in the fast-growing City of Surprise, offering flexible light industrial space spanning over 145,000 square feet across two buildings. Positioned in the Surprise Pointe neighborhood near Dysart and Waddell roads, the site provides easy access to major freeways …

Ryan Companies Breaks Ground on Surprise 34 Industrial Park Read More »

Amazon has recently secured two significant industrial leases in metro Phoenix, including a 10-year lease for a 1 million-square-foot facility at Paloma Vista Logistics Center in Buckeye. The company is expected to utilize this space for an inbound cross-dock facility, consolidating products before shipment to other fulfillment centers. While Amazon has not disclosed the details …

Amazon Continues Metro Phoenix Hot Streak with Latest Lease Agreement Read More »

Walmart is planning to establish a sizable retail store in southeast Mesa, featuring various amenities like a drive-thru pharmacy and an auto care center. The project, part of a larger retail and auto mall development, is set to occupy about 17.6 acres. The proposed Walmart store aims to provide additional retail options to residents while …

Walmart Retail Center Proposed at Emerging Auto Mall in Southeast Valley Read More »

In 2023, North American data center pricing surged, particularly in Phoenix where average asking rates reached $170 – $200 for 250-500 kW per month. Leasing activity remained robust, with a 20% increase in renewal rates from H2 2022 to H2 2023, contributing to a low vacancy rate of 3.9%. Over 88% of the 163.5 MW …

Phoenix Leads U.S. Data Center Markets in Average Asking Rates Read More »

A proposed multi-phased campus in Mesa’s Elliot Road Technology Corridor aims to construct a 650,000-square-foot software solutions center on 24.9 acres, potentially creating 350 new jobs. The project is for G.AI Solutions LLC and involves two buildings primarily for computer facilities, including office space. Phase one entails a two-story, 320,000-square-foot building, while phase two proposes …

Massive Proposed Campus Could Bring Hundreds of Software Jobs to Mesa Read More »

A Denver developer is planning a $14 billion master-planned data center complex in metro Phoenix, spanning 1,000 acres and nearly 30 buildings totaling 5.6 million square feet, making it one of the largest projects proposed in the area. Known as Project Range and spearheaded by Tract, this development will be supported by three Arizona Public …

Mega $14 Billion Data Center Project Proposed in Metro Phoenix Read More »

The 100-room Aloft Glendale at Westgate hotel, built several years ago, has been sold for nearly $24 million to Chicago-based Bradford Allen Hospitality Investments by Branson, Missouri-based HCW Development. The hotel, developed in 2017 at a cost of $12.5 million, boasts a prime location in the Westgate Entertainment District, near State Farm Stadium and various …

Aloft Hotel at Glendale’s Westgate District Changes Hands Read More »

Industrial development around Phoenix Deer Valley Airport is booming due to demand from semiconductor suppliers and other expanding companies. Major developers are spearheading projects in the area. Pre-leasing of nearly 60% of 2 million square feet of industrial space reflects high demand. Proximity to the under-construction Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. project adds to the area’s …

Deer Valley Industrial Growth Surge Continues Near Airport Read More »

The Trailhead, a long-anticipated mixed-use development in Peoria’s northwest Valley, celebrated its groundbreaking ceremony with city officials and local leaders. This 903,000-square-foot project, located at 83rd Avenue and Happy Valley Road, will offer diverse amenities, including 140,000 square feet of retail space anchored by a Safeway, 350 multifamily housing units, and a renovated church. Leases …

The Trailhead Mixed-Use Development Breaks Ground in Peoria Read More »

The One Camelback project, initially an office-to-multifamily conversion, faces uncertainty after financial troubles halted construction last summer. Despite this, a recent building permit indicates plans for a coworking space and coffee bar at the property. The project’s ownership changed hands after a trustee sale, with legal representatives managing the property. Contractors have filed liens for …

New Filing Offers First Glimpse of Plans for One Camelback After Sale Read More »

Construction is underway for a new shopping center in Gilbert, featuring a Fry’s Food Stores location set to open by the end of 2024. The site, spanning over 20 acres at Power and Elliot roads, is being developed by Barclay Group and Fred Meyer Stores Inc., a subsidiary of Kroger Co. Other tenants in the …

Fry’s-Led Morrison Ranch Commercial Center in Gilbert Looks to Open By End of 2024 Read More »

In 2023, Phoenix and Raleigh emerged as top-performing retail markets in the U.S., boasting over 9% annual asking rent growth due to strong in-migration, rising incomes, and growing economies. Phoenix, particularly, saw a surge in demand following COVID-19, with significant relocation from urban areas, resulting in a 9.7% increase in asking rents, while Raleigh experienced …

Phoenix and Raleigh Lead the US in Retail Rent Growth Read More »

Pacific Proving LLC is seeking approval to develop a 178-acre data center campus in southeast Mesa, with plans for 11 buildings spanning over 2.5 million square feet. The proposed campus would primarily house data centers, along with an office building, warehouse, and electrical substation. The development aims to capitalize on the area’s proximity to major …

Pacific Proving Eyes Major Data Center and Technology Campus in Mesa Read More »

Plans for a mixed-use tower at Biltmore Fashion Park in Phoenix, in partnership with Red Development, have been resubmitted with potential for a height increase up to 165 feet. The project’s specifics, including retail, restaurants, entertainment, office, hospitality, and residential spaces, will be market-driven. Submitted to the city on March 1, the project hopes for …

Revised Proposal for New Biltmore Fashion Park Tower Heads to City for Review Read More »

The demand for self-storage units in the Valley, particularly in Phoenix, remains high due to population and employment growth, attracting construction projects. Phoenix ranks among the top U.S. markets for self-storage construction and demand. Major companies like U-Haul, Public Storage, and Extra Space Storage are planning new facilities across various areas in the Valley, including …

National Self-Storage Companies Plan Even More Valley Projects Read More »

The Phoenix retail market has rebounded post-pandemic, driven by consumer demand, population growth, and technology sector development. The lowest vacancy rates in four decades have been recorded, with significant retailer demand and construction of new power centers in areas like Surprise, Buckeye, and east Mesa. Big box inventory is in high demand, with retailers retrofitting …

High Retailer Demand Fuels Phoenix Retail Market Read More »

TSMC celebrated a significant milestone with a “topping out” ceremony for its second semiconductor fab in Phoenix, Arizona, marking the completion of the last steel beam and auxiliary buildings. Progress on the first fab remains on track, with production slated to begin in the first half of 2025. Once operational, these fabs will pioneer advanced …

TSMC Arizona ‘Tops Out’ Second Phoenix Fab Read More »

Two Sigma, a financial services firm from New York City, made a significant acquisition in the Southeast Valley by purchasing the 202 Business Park in Gilbert for $51.6 million, marking the highest industrial sale price of 2024 so far. Financed through Rialto Capital Management, Two Sigma put down $15.4 million in cash for the purchase. …

Gilbert Industrial Park Trades Hands in Largest Deal of 2024 Read More »

Rinchem Co. LLC has expanded its presence in the Phoenix metro area with a new chemical warehouse to support the semiconductor industry’s growth, featuring extensive storage facilities and specialized services. Partnering with Graycor Construction Co. and Archicon Architecture + Interiors LC, Rinchem aims to bolster the local semiconductor industry’s supply chain and contribute to regional …

Semiconductor Supplier Opens Second Valley Chemical Warehouse; Plus 7 More Deals to Know Read More »