TUCSON, ARIZONA (July 17, 2026) — Pacifica Companies LLC purchased Desert Classic Mobile Home Park, a 275-space manufactured housing community in southeast Tucson, for $26.13 million in an all-cash transaction.

The sale equates to approximately $95,018 per mobile home space and $16.96 per square foot of land.

Located at 5250 S. Campbell Avenue and 5111 S. Cherry Avenue, the property encompasses approximately 35.38 acres, or 1.54 million square feet. The transaction included three parcels within the International Mobile Home Park subdivision, all zoned MH-1 for mobile home use.

Built in 1972, Desert Classic Mobile Home Park includes a swimming pool, spa, clubhouse, shower facility, and one park-owned home. Two support buildings total approximately 1,865 square feet. The property was reported to be in average condition at the time of sale.

“This currently and historically well-occupied property sold for the first time after a long period of multigenerational ownership,” said Dustin B. Wilmer of The Wilmer & Danny Group of Marcus & Millichap. “The sellers received multiple highly competitive offers.”

Wilmer said the winning offer came from a longtime client described as a well-respected owner and operator of manufactured housing communities and recreational vehicle resorts. The transaction represented one of the highest recorded per-site prices for an all-age mobile home park in Tucson, he said.

Wilmer and Jared Wallach of Marcus & Millichap, in conjunction with John Sheedy of Park Brokerage and Ryan Sarbinoff, Marcus & Millichap’s broker of record in Arizona, represented the buyer.

Desert Classic Mobile Home Park LLC sold the property to Pacifica Companies. The investment sale closed June 30, 2026.

Pacifica Companies is a privately held San Diego-based real estate investment and development firm founded in 1978. The company has invested across senior housing, multifamily, hospitality, commercial and residential development, manufactured housing and land. Pacifica reports investments across 22 states, along with international operations in India and Mexico.

(Republished from July 14, 2026, with brokers acknowledged – Source: RED Comp #12585)

TUCSON, Arizona (July 16, 2026) — An industrial investment property at 1791 W. Dairy Place in Tucson has sold for $1.9 million.

N & S LLC sold the property to Larry S. and Danielle Da Rosa of San Diego. The transaction closed June 29.

The approximately one-acre property includes 13,515 square feet in two buildings: an 11,035-square-foot warehouse and a 2,480-square-foot office building. The sale price equates to approximately $140.58 per square foot.

The warehouse and office property features four grade-level roll-up doors, 18-foot ceiling heights, bath and shower improvements, exterior yard access, and a yard and parking area. The property also includes an ISO 7 cleanroom and additional office, warehouse, manufacturing, and conference room space.

The property was marketed for $1.999 million and sold at a reported 12.99% capitalization rate. Existing tenants generate approximately $21,650 per month in rent, plus triple-net expenses.

Rob Lamb with Long Realty Co. represented both the seller and buyer in the transaction.

Built in 2000, the property is located within Shamrock Center near North La Cholla Boulevard and West River Road in Tucson’s central industrial submarket.

For more information, Rob Lamb can be contacted at 520.444.4411.

Source: RED Comp #12574

TUCSON, AZ (July 15, 2026) — Chapman Management Group, LLC facilitated the $3.45 million sale of approximately 9.6 acres of shovel-ready industrial land at 3430 E. Valencia Road in Tucson.

PI TUS VALENCIA, LP, an entity affiliated with Provident Industrial, acquired the property from Airport Commerce Center, LLC. The transaction closed June 12, 2026.

The site, located near the southwest corner of Valencia and Palo Verde roads, consists of seven contiguous industrial-zoned lots with sewer and utility connections stubbed to each parcel. The infrastructure and location provide a rare ready-to-develop opportunity within the Tucson Airport industrial submarket.

Erik Chapman, CCIM, CPM, and Nick Travassos, MRED, CCIM, of Chapman Management Group represented the seller. The acquisition was led by Steven Nemer, Southwest market leader for Provident Industrial, a division of Dallas-based real estate development and investment firm Provident.

Provident plans to develop Valencia Airport Center, a 163,000-square-foot Class A distribution facility with 32-foot clear heights. The more than $25 million development is under construction and is scheduled for completion and occupancy during the second quarter of 2027.

Once completed, Valencia Airport Center is expected to be the Tucson market’s only available institutional-quality industrial facility offering trailer parking, a fully concrete truck court, perimeter fencing and controlled access.

Located in one of Tucson’s most active industrial corridors, the property provides convenient access to Tucson International Airport, Interstate 19 and Interstate 10. The location offers direct connectivity to Mexico and major logistics routes serving markets throughout the Western United States.

Valencia Airport Center will be Provident’s third project in Arizona and its first in Tucson, expanding the company’s presence in high-growth industrial markets.

The project is being led by Provident Market Officer Chris Martin and Nemer.

“Valencia Airport Center is an especially meaningful project because of the relationships that helped bring it together,” Nemer said. “Tucson was my home for years, and it is exciting to deliver a best-in-class facility for employers in the community while helping complete one of the best remaining undeveloped sites along the heavily traveled Valencia Road corridor.”

Nemer noted that the sellers had owned the property for approximately two decades and credited the economic development representatives, capital partners, architects, contractors, and other project participants who helped bring the development together.

Provident cited the Tucson region’s population of more than 1 million residents, the University of Arizona’s enrollment of more than 50,000 students and the area’s strong employment base in manufacturing, defense, mining and technology as factors supporting the investment.

The company also reported that Tucson experienced 31.7% income growth between 2019 and 2024, ranking fourth among the peer metropolitan areas included in its analysis.

For additional information, contact Erik Chapman at (520) 867-8899 or Nick Travassos at (520) 867-8438.

Source: RED Comp #12547