Tucson, AZ – Larsen Baker is pleased to announce that it has leased three more spaces at Two Oracle, located on Oracle Rd just north of Ina. Two Oracle is a 60,000-square- foot adaptive re-use project at 7315 N Oracle Road in Oro Valley, in the process of being repositioned for restaurants, retail, fitness and office. The investment is a joint venture between Larsen Baker and Volk Company. Phase I of construction is complete and the Project is 80% pre-leased.

The three leases are:

• Precision Microblading, 7315 N Oracle Rd, suite 204, 1,456-sqaure-feet. The space will be used for services of micro blading, micro blading instruction and eyelash extensions. Probable open date is July 1st, 2021
• Tiltify, 7315 N Oracle Rd, Suite 203, 1,639-square-feet, Michael Coretz represented the tenant.The space will be used for general office and administrative operations for tech sales and support.
• Jersey Mike’s, 7315 N oracle Rd, Suite 108, 1,260-square-feet, Ben Craney with NAI Horizon represented the tenant. This brings Tucson’s total Jersey Mike location count to 13. Probable open date is April 1st, 2021.

Isaac Figueroa with Larsen Baker and Rick Volk of Volk Company represented the landlord in all three transactions.

See Real Estate Daily News for building purchase.

Tucson, Arizona – Jumping Cholla Tucson, LLC, dba Defy Tucson (affiliated with Circus Trix) leased a 41,513-square-foot retail space in Northmall Centre, on the northwest corner of Stone Avenue and River Road, 4861 North Stone Avenue, from Brixmor Holdings 1 SPE, LLC. Nancy McClure of CBRE’s Tucson Office and Nena Mass and Nathalie Mondane of CBRE’s Chicago Office represented the tenant. The landlord, Brixmor Holdings 1 SPE, LLC, was self-represented (Brixmor: “BRX” listed on NYSE).

Defy Tucson is planning an indoor entertainment and trampoline park in the former JC Penney Home Store space. This state-of-the-art indoor recreation park will offer a wide variety of innovative attractions — including ninja obstacle courses, zip line, euro trampolines, stunt fall, large freestyle course, trampoline dodgeball, trapeze, traveling rings, and more.The anticipated opening is in the 2^nd quarter of 2019. Other tenants in the center include: Stein Mart, Big 5 Sporting Goods, Tuesday Morning, Dollar Tree, CareMore, Scordatos Pizzeria, Taco Tote, and more. This development is repurposing the larger former department store into an activity center for families, young to old, corporate team building groups, and many more to enjoy time together.

“We are really excited about contributing a healthy and fun entertainment option for the Tucson community,” said David Weinstein, co-executive manager of Defy Tucson. “We look forward not only to providing Tucson residents with a special, fun, and healthy place to socialize, but also to becoming active partners with other individuals andlocal organizations to make a positive impact on the community at large.”

Founded by award winning entrepreneur Case Lawrence in 2011, CircusTrix is a leading company in the increasingly relevant “Experience Economy.” In 2016, an affiliate of Palladium Equity Partners, LLC invested in CircusTrix. Following that transaction, in 2017, CircusTrix acquired Sky Zone and Rockin’ Jump, two of its largest competitors. It now has a network of more than 300 facilities worldwide, making it the largest developer, operator, and franchisor of trampoline parks in the world. Known as the leading innovator in adrenaline, CircusTrix is constantly creating new facilities and attractions that provide active physical activity, facilitate shareable social media posts, and bring thrill and delight to its worldwide fan base.

TUCSON, Arizona — GVD Commercial Properties, Inc. leased the 21,510-square-foot former Golfsmith space at 4439 North Oracle Road to Base Hits Tucson Inc.

The tenant plans to open a D-Bat facility offering batting cages and personal training for baseball and softball, including developmental youth camps and private lessons, as well as equipment, and apparel. D-Bats has over 50 locations in 14 states.

This will be the first D-Bat facility in Tucson; other Arizona locations are in Mesa and Peoria.

The space is located at the northwest corner of Oracle and Wetmore and across from the Tucson Mall. Other tenants in the shopping center include Ross, Pier 1, and Longhorn Steakhouse.

Roy Drachman of Roy Drachman Real Estate in Tucson represented the tenant. Terry Dahlstrom of Volk Company represented the landlord, GVD Commercial Properties, Inc.

[mepr-show rules=”58038″] Asking lease rate: $12.00 SF/YR Modified Gross; Tenant HQ Phone: 714.639.2131 [/mepr-show]