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Trinity Capital Takes Prime Space in 333 N. Central Tower
Trinity Capital has signed a long-term lease at 333 Tower, a Class A office tower at 333 N. Central Ave. in downtown Phoenix for 75,000 square feet of space. The company will take over the property’s top two-and-a-half floors and secure rights to building-top signage. Foundation 8 owns the building. Newmark brokered the agreement.
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Vestar moves ahead with Gateway Crossing, a mixed-use project in southeast Mesa
Vestar is moving ahead with a new mixed-use project on a 37-acre site in southeast Mesa. The Phoenix-based retail developer is going through the city’s approvals process to set up the property, which is located at the southwest corner of Williams Field Road and State Route 24, for two hotels, one large retail anchor and more retail space. It’s calling the project Gateway Crossing.
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Baron Picks Up 7-Property SW USA Warehouse Portfolio
Piercey Realty Ventures has spun off a seven-property industrial portfolio with assets in Phoenix and one in Las Vegas. The portfolio totaled 426,000 square feet. Baron Properties was the buyer. Commercial Edge reports that the assets feature flexible configurations geared toward small- to mid-bay users and infill locations with access...
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Phoenix Industrial Leasing Holds Firm as Construction Pipeline Expands to 21.1 Million Square Feet
PHOENIX, AZ (Oct. 19, 2026) — Phoenix’s industrial market recorded 9.6 million square feet of leasing activity in the third quarter of 2026, while a growing construction pipeline signaled a new development cycle, according to CBRE’s latest Phoenix Industrial Figures report. Tenant demand continued to absorb space,...
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Robotic Homebuilder Lands D.R. Horton Deal to Churn Out 1,250 Phoenix Houses
America's largest homebuilder is turning to robots to help solve metro Phoenix's housing math. D.R. Horton has signed a multi-year deal with Toronto-based Promise Robotics to manufacture more than 1,250 largely single-story, single-family homes in the Phoenix area, using robotically fabricated timber panels assembled at a new local factory before being trucked to home sites.
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Trammell Crow Taking Over Kierland Multifamily Project
Trammell Crow Residential appears to be taking over development of the Icon Kierland residential project at 14646 N. Kierland Blvd., following the apparent exit of current owner Related Group. AZBEX was the first outlet to report on the original plans to redevelop the office location next to a course at...
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Museum Square developer sues Old Town Scottsdale neighbor
If at first you don’t succeed – sue. Such appears to be the philosophy of a Museum Square developer locked in a long battle with its Old Town neighbor. Robert J. Macdonald, the Canada-based developer, can always argue: “They sued first.”. Though its suit against Macdonald’s Museum...
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Mesa Council to decide fate of controversial townhome plan
Council in late fall will decide if a proposed 30-unit, multistory townhome project is a good fit on land that sits across a canal from single-family homes in central Mesa. A date has not yet been set for the Greenfield Multifamily project seeking a rezone from single-family and a site plan review for the 1.9-acre site near Brown and Greenfield roads, according to a city spokesman.
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Legends Global To Manage Mesa Amphitheatre And Mesa Convention Center In Arizona
The City of Mesa and Legends Global announced a five-year public-private partnership under which Legends Global will manage both Mesa Amphitheatre and the Mesa Convention Center, overseeing operations, marketing and strategy for the two downtown venues. The partnership with Legends Global is expected to support improvements to the Mesa Amphitheatre...