Insights
What is moving Arizona commercial real estate, in plain English.
Market news, policy changes and what they mean for owners of land, retail, office, industrial and income properties.
A blue Congress and a bluer Arizona: what it means for commercial real estate and housing over the next two years
What can actually change for rates, taxes and prices in the next two years, what can't, and how owners and investors should plan.
Read the article →The next 20 years of Southeast Valley growth run through Queen Creek, San Tan Valley and Florence
The East Valley is running out of room. Growth is moving south and east, and two freeway projects, SR 24 and the North-South Corridor, will decide how fast it gets there.
Read the article →Have data centers ruined what made Eastmark special?
East Mesa's best land was once meant for a world-class resort, a university and a walkable town center. Today it is filling up with windowless server farms.
Read the article →Are we looking at 2008 again? Is a commercial real estate crash coming because of high rates?
Rates are rising again and office loans are going bad at a record pace. Here is what the numbers actually say about the risk of a crash, and what it means for owners and buyers in Arizona.
Read the article →Arizona is going to court over its Colorado River water. Here is what it means for Phoenix-area real estate.
The Central Arizona Project has joined Nevada's lawsuit against the federal river plan. The case will take time, and that uncertainty is now part of every growth decision.
Read the article →Arizona's water squeeze is now a real estate question. Here is what it means for growth.
Arizona is about to lose roughly 30% of its Colorado River water. Growth will continue, but water will decide where it goes, and that changes what land and buildings are worth.
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