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By Kidder Mathews Kidder Mathews has released its reports on First Quarter 2021 activity in the Industrial and Office sectors. Economic Overview Phoenix lost fewer jobs (on a percentage basis) than any other large metropolitan …

By CBRE Driven by demand from cloud service providers and large tech companies, Phoenix saw the sixth-most data center leasing in North America in 2020, according to CBRE’s latest North American Data Center Trends Report. …

Retail vacancies increased to 8.0 percent in the Phoenix area at the end of Q4, according to a recently released market report from CBRE. While the market continues to tighten, year-over-year vacancy was steady. New …

By Colliers International  The medical office market in Greater Phoenix remains strong as population grows and companies relocate to the area. Demand for healthcare is growing, which is projected to drive demand for medical office space throughout …

CBRE has released its reports on the Industrial and Office markets’ Phoenix-area activity in the Fourth Quarter.  Industrial saw a decrease in quarter-over-quarter vacancies from 6.1 percent to 6.0 percent. During Q4 there were 5.09MSF of net absorption and 8.04MSF of gross …

By Colliers International Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has clearly arrived in Phoenix office market statistics for fourth quarter 2020. The city had its first quarter of negative net absorption in more than eight years. …

Source: Colliers International  The Greater Phoenix retail market posted positive net absorption in third quarter, despite the continued impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Vacancy rose slightly during the quarter to 7.7 percent as the city was recognized for comparatively …

Source: Colliers International  The Greater Phoenix industrial market has surged during the COVID-19 pandemic, driven largely by the country’s increased use of e-commerce and elevated grocery shopping while restaurants were closed. Completion of new industrial projects in 2020 has been …

By Joe Dyton for The Broker List  Mall owner Simon Property Group and Amazon are in talks to turn J.C. Penney and Sears stores into distribution centers, according to The Wall Street Journal. Both department store chains filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and closed stores across the country. …

By Les Shaver for GlobeSt.com  As COVID-19 forced lockdowns across the country, the amount of vacant sublease increased in the first half of 2020, according to new figures from Cushman & Wakefield.   C&W monitored activity across 83 office markets …

By Rayna Katz for GlobeSt.com  Given corporate America’s reluctance to return to offices rather than work from home, current conditions in office properties—and the likely near-term future—are looking bleak. Looming excess supply on the horizon …

Source: Colliers International  The Greater Phoenix industrial real estate market remains healthy, despite business conditions during the pandemic. America’s growth in online purchasing is driving expanded demand for warehouse/distribution space.  Net absorption of industrial space peaked …

Source: CBRE Even as the growth of e-commerce has lifted the entire industrial & logistics real estate sector, a sweet spot has emerged: warehouses smaller than 120KSF, according to a new report from CBRE. CBRE …

By Florentina Sarac for RentCafé Following an almost decade-long period of vigorous expansion, the growth of the U.S. renter population has reached a plateau in 2016. Construction had continued to break records – until this year, …