Creation Equity Plans $60 Million Industrial Project in Scottsdale Fresh off acquiring the ground lease to 18 acres of Scottsdale Airpark land, Creation Equity is
Commercial Real Estate Executives Are Optimistic About Future Market Conditions The Real Estate Roundtable’s Q1 Economic Sentiment Index reports that commercial real estate executives, while
Semiconductor Supplier Picks Peoria for Manufacturing Plant HyRel Technologies, a semiconductor modification and contract manufacturing company, announced Wednesday it began operations at its Peoria plant
Core Retail Sales Rise in January in Every Category Retail sales rebounded in January amid a pick-up in post-holiday spending. Retail sales in January were
The Economic Impact of Arizona’s Sports & Tourism Sector The Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority estimated the impact of hosting the Super Bowl in 2015
Poll Results: When Deals, Financing Will Pick Up In CPE’s latest monthly poll, commercial real estate professionals were asked about their thoughts on when the
‘WE’VE ARRIVED’ Glendale wasn’t the top destination for guests when the Super Bowl was hosted at State Farm Stadium in 2015 despite its regional draw
Fed Reports Tighter Standards and Weaker Demand for CRE Loans The January 2023 Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey on Bank Lending Practices from the Federal
Here is Where You Will Find Distress in Multifamily Rents may be falling but fundamentally multifamily fundamentals are very strong. Widespread distress is highly unlikely
Phoenix Claims 8th Largest Office Deal in the U.S. for 2022 at $504M When it comes to the office industry, 2022 was another entry in
City Seeks Developers for South Phoenix Property With Long History Phoenix is moving forward with a request for proposals for a city-owned, vacant lot on
Arizona Chamber of Commerce President says Super Bowl could bring State up to $1 Billion An Arizona business leader believes the state could bring in
