Medical office and office space available for lease. Building frontage on Glendale Avenue. Close to 3 major medical centers, abundant retail and restaurant amenities nearby. Monument signage coming soon.
West Valley medical office space available. Spacious lobby with automatic doors. Elevator, skylight and 2nd Floor balcony. Walking distance to Maryvale Hospital. 51st Avenue frontage. Minutes from I-10.
Medical office space available for lease on west side of John C Lincoln North Mountain Hospital campus. Building fronts 2nd Street; suite available February 1, 2011. Minutes from I-17 and SR-51 freeways. Ample parking. Close to medical, retail and restaurant amenities.
Medical office / office building available for purchase two miles north of Mountain Vista Medical Center in Apache Junction on Main Street. Former physical therapy space with indoor pool and monument signage in place. Close to Loop 202 (Red Mountain Freeway).
Three-suite Medical Office Condo is available for purchase in Phoenix. The building offers 7,750 SF with the three built-out medical suites, with high end finishes. The building is accessible from entrances on 91st Ave. and Indian School Road and is located 2 miles north of Banner Estrella Medical Center. Building and monument signage is available. It was last sold in Shell Condition for $1,250,000 in 2005.
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Phoenix Independents Week Events
To celebrate Independents Week June 30 – July 7, we’re planning a series of events to bring the community together! Check out these events below, or join us for down south for any of our Tucson events! — localfirstaz.com
Taxation Vexation: Special districts often lead to wildly disparate tax bills among neighbors
Arizona’s patchwork of special taxing districts took shape more than three decades ago as local governments looked for ways around property-tax limits without incurring voter wrath. — azcentral.com
Commercial real estate companies see increased activity resulting from rise in home prices
Commercial companies are beginning to feel the effects of continued improvements in home property values. The Sacramento Business Journal reported that commercial real estate is finally starting to reap the benefits trickling down from the significant housing recovery. — zoliath.com
Global heavyweight Jones Lang LaSalle throws down the gauntlet
Brett Miller would be happy if the company that his father helped to build started bleeding business. Mr. Miller quit the firm where his dad, Clive Miller, had been a founding principal in order to take a top job at its rival, as president of the Canadian arm of Jones Lang LaSalle. — theglobeandmail.com
For Purchase or Lease
Brookside Bell Professional Park - Office Building
Surprise, AZ 85374
Office / medical offic3442e space available for purchase in well-established, stable medical office project. Existing tenant includes Chiropractor. Located near Surprise City Center, Surprise Stadium Village and Surprise Spring Training Complex. Good access to Bell Road, US-60, and Loop 303.
CHANDLER, AZ-Garmin, which has had operations at the Chandler Corporate Center for five years, is changing its status from tenant to facility owner. As such, the global positioning satellite company will soon launch construction on a 60,000-square-foot building to expand local operations. — more at globest.com
Toll Brothers pays $3.7M for Carefree land, luxury homes planned
The Pennsylvania-based home builder recently paid $3.7 million for more than 15 acres in a Carefree community that has laid dormant since falling into foreclosure amid the housing bust, according to a statement this week from the Phoenix office of Cassidy Turley. — more at bizjournals.com
Office SpaceMedical Office Space
Arizona Medical Plaza
1728 W Glendale Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85021
1,036 SF to 9,319 SF
Lease Rate: $18.50 per SF
Medical and Office Space with Glendale Frontage!
New Property Management with Renovations in Progress
Lead Charter Schools acquired the former Albertson’s building at 717 W. Ray Rd. in Gilbert, AZ for $1.35 million, or about $23 per square foot, from The Praedium Group LLC and ScanlanKemperBard Companies. — more at costar.com
Lifeprint Health Ctr Sells for $20.5M
Talia Jevan Properties, a Vancouver, BC-based investment group, has acquired the Lifeprint Health Center at 20414 N. 27th Ave. in Phoenix, AZ for $20.5 million, or about $250 per square foot. — more at costar.com
Upscale Senior Housing Complex In North Scottsdale Trades For $30 Million
Scottsdale - A company formed by The Reliant Group in San Francisco, Calif. (Joseph Sherman, pres.) paid $30 million ($176,471 per unit) to acquire a 170-unit senior housing project in Scottsdale called Art. The seller was Arte Senior Living LLC, a company formed by Avenir Group of Cos. in Vancouver, B.C., Canada (David “Les” Craik , pres.). — more at brewaz.com
Commercial Real Estate News 6-18-13
Although the price tag is $46.5M, the package included medical properties from Wisconsin, Illinois, and Banner Health in Goodyear. Broadstone Net Lease Inc. closed on the deal as part of a six property acquisition across the three states. BNL picked up an office building housing Banner’s Goodyear clinic. — more at azbex.com
Medical Office Space
Parkvale Medical Building
4616 N 51st Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85031
1,065 SF to 16,636 SF
Lease Rate - Promotional Rate: $14.00 per SF - Full Service
Medical Offices Within Walking Distance to Maryvale Hospital
The entrepreneurs were told their idea was no good, but they persevered, proving their critics wrong by launching a business that has thrived. Justin Cannon and Travis Mahaffey, owners of the Mesa-based business called the Orchard, have opened their third location, in northwest Phoenix. Their other site is in Chandler. — more at azcentral.com
Council approves Maya theater complex site plan
A theater chain is one step closer to building an entertainment complex in downtown Queen Creek. During their June 5 meeting, members of the Queen Creek Town Council voted unanimously to approve a site plan for phase one of the movie theater complex being proposed by Los Angeles-based Maya Cinemas. — more at santanvalley.com
Downtown Tempe shop owners and residents are hopeful that the announcement of a new movie theater just off Mill Avenue will boost business and interest beyond the traditional restaurant and bar scene. — more at azcentral.com
Tucson tech: Xerocraft cooperative workspace for tinkerers moving downtown
Since 2010, Xerocraft “hackerspace” has welcomed frustrated engineers, curious tinkerers and do-it-yourselfers of all stripes to share ideas and equipment in a beat-up commercial building on South Sixth Avenue. Now, Tucson’s original cooperative “hackerspace” is moving downtown, where it will join other collaborative workspaces to help form a new “innovation district.” — more at azstarnet.com
Medical Office SpaceOffice SpaceOwner-User Condo
Brookside Bell Professional Park - Office Building
15288 West Brookside Lane, Surprise, AZ 85374
+/-950 SF to +/-7,569 SF
Lease Rate: $18.00 per SF - Gross
Purchase Price: $680,000.00
Owner-User Investment Opportunity
Office / medical space for sale or lease near Surprise City Center
Located in well-established medical office project
Sales • Arizona Equity II LLC of Tucson bought two vacant parcels in Santa Rita Ranch, near Sahuarita and Houghton roads, from P.I. Holdings No. 4 Inc. of Phoenix for $850,000, cash; then sold one of the parcels to Santa Rita Ranch III LLC of New York for $1.7 million, cash. — more at azstarnet.com
AZ Air Time Jump Ctr Signs Tucson Lease
AZ Air Time Jump Center has leased the entire 25,815 square feet of retail space at 3931 W. Costco Dr. in Tucson, AZ. The single-tenant building was constructed in 1989 on 4.1 acres in the Northwest Tucson Retail submarket of Pima County, part of the Costco Plaza. It was previously a PetSmart. — more at costar.com
Burlington to open 2nd store in Tucson, and other local business news
Burlington, a national off-price retailer, will open a 76,000-square-foot store this fall at Santa Cruz Plaza, 3640 S. 16th Ave. The new store, near Interstate 19 and West Ajo Way, will bring approximately 90 jobs to Tucson and will be one of eight Burlington stores in Arizona. There is one other Burlington store in Tucson, at 3595 E. Broadway in El Con Mall. — more at azstarnet.com
Building Cost Index Rises As Construction Pace Gradually Quickens
Non-residential construction costs rose in the second quarter as larger urban markets appear to be expanding more rapidly than other regions, according to Turner Construction Co.’s most recent Building Cost Index. — more at costar.com
Medical Office Space
North Mountain Medical Plaza
9100 N 2nd Street, Phoenix, AZ 85020
1,365 SF to 3,883 SF
Lease Rate: $18.50 per SF - Triple Net
Medical Office Space for Lease on John C Lincoln North Medical Campus
Building Fronts 2nd Street
Great Location Surrounded by Medical, Retail and Restaurant Amenities
Recovery in REALTOR® Commercial Markets Continues in First Quarter
The recovery in commercial REALTOR® markets notched a noticeable gain during the first quarter 2013, as sales and leasing activity advanced. Based on the results of the May Commercial Real Estate Market Survey, commercial practitioners reported a solid start to the year. — more at blogs.realtor.org
REIS Economist Escapes Office, Calls Pace Of Recovery “Glacial”, Office Indicators Flat
With the last three years’ job growth numbers resembling a sideways line more than a incline, office real estate market indicators have been held to similarly less-than-spectacular showings. — more at blog.com
How To Leverage Your Existing Senior Living Marketing Budget With A Little Known Japanese Business Secret
In Japan, there is a manufacturing process called Kaizen. It is the simple idea of continuously improving functions within a particular area of business. Whether it’s a manufacturing process or operations within the business itself, applying this principle of continuous improvement can yield exponential results and eliminate waste. — more at nreionline.com
Why the Mall Will Never Die
By most accounts, the commercial Internet was born in 1995 -- the same year as today’s high school seniors. That makes this Taylor Swift and Snapchat-loving generation of teens the first wave of Americans who have literally never known life without the modern web. — more at theatlantic.com
Medical Office SpaceOffice Space
Apache Trail
10241 East Apache Trail, Apache Junction, AZ 85120
3,697 SF
Purchase Price: $95,000.00
Bank Owned
Medical / office building for sale in Apache Junction
Great location 2 miles north of Mountain Vista Medical Center
Former physical therapy space with indoor pool and monument signage in place
Turning Old Kmarts Into Data Centers And Disaster Recovery Spaces
What happens when big box stores close down, leaving so much empty space behind? Few other retail environments need so much room. There is at least one former Walmart that has been converted in a giant library, but Walmart wasn’t involved in the effort... — more at fastcoexist.com
Griffin Capital REIT Pays $32M for Net Investment
Griffin Capital Essential Asset REIT, Inc., a California-based private real estate investment trust, acquired the Avnet, Inc. flex building at 6700 W. Morelos Pl. in Chandler, AZ from FORT Properties for $32.5 million, or about $140 per square foot. — more at costar.com
With little movement from commercial construction companies, mall REITs seek retail diversity
For regional mall real estate investment trusts, a lack of available Class-A assets looms amid a competitive push for the next commercial property listing. As reported by the National Real Estate Investor, Sandeep Mathrani, CEO of General Growth Properties, recently announced intentions to purchase a number of high street retail assets in urban markets as the REIT faces little opportunity to acquire high-end regional mall properties. — more at zoliath.com
Health Care REIT Strives to Add Value
George Chapman, chairman and CEO of Health Care REIT (NYSE: HCN), joined REIT.com for a CEO Spotlight video interview in Chicago at REITWeek 2013: NAREIT’s Investor Forum. Chapman discussed the various property segments in which his company invests and their prospects for growth going forward. — more at reit.com
Medical Office SpaceCondo
Indian School Professional Plaza
9150 W Indian School Road - Building 8, Phoenix, AZ 85037
Now that the recovery is under way and we can see the Great Recession receding—albeit slowly—in the rear view mirror, the commercial real estate industry can get back to normal, everyday business. So, what are we up against these days? — more at nreionline.com
Surprising Slowdown in Nonresidential Building: EcoPulse
Private nonresidential construction is losing steam in the U.S., a sign that commercial real estate may be a drag on the economy as business leaders are reluctant to make large property investments. — more at bloomberg.com
Reduce, Reuse, Rethink our Existing Buildings
Adaptive reuse is a growing trend in development, with new construction spending in the U.S. falling and many municipalities modifying their codes and zoning regulations to promote this strategy. — more at cassidyturley.com
