The Tucson office market is heading into 2026 as a “steady but selective” environment: post-COVID damage has largely been absorbed, but hybrid work and cautious tenants will keep conditions competitive and tenant-favourable in many Southern Arizona submarkets.… Full Story
Tucson’s industrial market is ending 2025 in a higher vacancy, slower rent growth phase, which is creating a more tenant and buyer friendly environment going into 2026especially for users tied to advanced manufacturing and cross border trade. Elevated tariffs… Full Story
Incentives have long played a pivotal role in corporate site selection. But in today’s competitive and compressed market cycles, the definition of a “valuable” incentive has fundamentally shifted. Companies aren’t just chasing tax abatements anymore—they’re… Full Story
In today’s unpredictable trade environment, with tariffs spiking and global supply chains under pressure, businesses are scrambling to protect their bottom lines. If you’re a company in Southern Arizona, there is a powerful tool you might be overlooking: the … Full Story
As global trade policies continue to shift, the consequences are being felt far beyond manufacturing floors and shipping docks. In Southern Arizona—where proximity to Mexico, robust transportation infrastructure, and a growing industrial base have made the… Full Story
As Arizona moves into 2025, the logistics and transportation sectors in its southern and central regions are set for major transformations. These changes are largely driven by significant infrastructure investments aimed at improving freight mobility, increasing… Full Story
Southern Arizona has long been a powerhouse in the United States’ mining sector, with a legacy that dates back to the 19th century. As we look towards 2025, the region’s mining industry stands at a pivotal point, balancing robust demand and technological… Full Story