Tofel Dent Construction Welcomes Janis Gallego as Vice President, General Counsel

Tucson, AZ — (October 30, 2025) — Tofel Dent Construction is pleased to announce the appointment of Janis Gallego as Vice President, General Counsel. In this role, Gallego will manage all legal aspects of the company, including contracts, compliance, and risk management.

Gallego brings nearly two decades of diverse legal and compliance experience to the leadership team. Her background spans nonprofit, higher education, corporate, and private practice sectors, giving her a unique perspective on organizational governance, risk management, and contract strategy.

Before joining Tofel Dent Construction, Gallego served as Vice President, Associate Counsel at Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc., one of the nation’s largest social service organizations. She previously worked at the University of Arizona as the Deputy Director of the Office of Title IX and as the Student Legal Services Counsel. Gallego’s corporate experience includes serving as Senior Manager of Corporate Contracts at Universal Avionics Systems Corporation and practicing law at prominent Tucson law firms.

She is also a Part-time Professor of Practice at the University of Arizona, where she teaches law and mentors students. Gallego is a two-time wildcat, earning her J.D. from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law in 2005 and graduating cum laude with a B.A. in Journalism from the University of Arizona in 2002.

Gallego is an active community leader, having served in several capacities at the University of Arizona, including as Chair of the Hispanic Advisory Council, a member of the Intercollegiate Athletic Committee, and a member of the Wildcat for Life Leadership Council. Gallego is a current board member of the Arizona Women Lawyers Association and the State Forty-Eight Foundation and Vice President of Women Leaders of Southern Arizona. In 2010, Gallego was named one of the Arizona Daily Star’s 40 Under 40. In 2022, Gallego was recognized as an Honorary Bobcat by the University of Arizona Bobcats Alumni Organization.

Managing Member Jim Tofel expressed his enthusiasm for the new appointment: “We are excited to welcome Janis Gallego as Vice President, General Counsel at Tofel Dent Construction. Her extensive legal expertise, combined with her deep commitment to community and education, closely aligns with Tofel Dent’s mission and values. We are confident that Janis will play a critical role in strengthening our operations and supporting our continued growth.”

Formed in 1984, Tofel Dent Construction is a general contractor specializing in multi-family and commercial projects, including affordable and market-rate housing and mixed-use facilities. The company has completed nearly 200 projects and over 16,000 units throughout Arizona, California, Nevada, and New Mexico.




Take 5 Oil Change Property Sells for $2.26 Million in All-Cash Investment Sale

Take 5 Oil Change

TUCSON, AZ (October 29, 2025) – A newly built Take 5 Oil Change property at 850 W Irvington Road in Tucson has sold for $2,263,562 ($1,605 PSF) in an all-cash transaction to NS Retail Holdings, an affiliate of NETSTREIT Corp. (NYSE: NTST) of Dallas, TX.

The single-tenant, 1,410-square-foot automotive service facility was completed in 2023 on 0.59 acres and is fully leased under an absolute NNN lease to Take 5 Oil Change, a rapidly expanding quick-lube brand with more than 950 locations nationwide.

The property drew investor attention for its long-term corporate-backed lease and prime visibility along Irvington Road near I-19, one of Tucson’s busiest retail corridors. The site offers exposure to more than 46,000 vehicles per day and is surrounded by national tenants, including Walmart Supercenter, The Home Depot, and Planet Fitness.

The sale was brokered by Ed Beeh, Executive Vice President at SRS Real Estate Partners in Phoenix, who represented the seller. NS Retail Holdings acquired the property as part of its ongoing expansion of single-tenant net-lease assets in the Sun Belt region.

NETSTREIT’s Q3 2025 earnings release reported $203.9 million in acquisitions, primarily focused on convenience, automotive, and service-based retail tenants—categories that include Take 5 Oil Change among its national holdings.

This transaction underscores continued investor demand for new-construction, passive NNN retail assets in high-growth Arizona markets, particularly those offering stable, necessity-based tenancy and minimal landlord responsibilities.

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Someburros Inks Three New Arizona Restaurant Locations

SomeburrosSurprise, Peoria, and Maricopa additions will bring a fast-casual restaurant to 20 sites statewide

MARICOPA, ARIZONA, (October 29, 2025) – On behalf of the popular fast-casual Mexican restaurant chain Someburros, Phoenix-based retail brokerage Western Retail Advisors has completed new location deals in Surprise, Peoria, and Maricopa that will soon bring the hometown Arizona business to 20 restaurants statewide.

The latest Someburros restaurant location was announced this week, following the company’s acquisition of 1.21 acres at 42618 W. Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway, at the northwest corner of Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway and Stonegate Road in Maricopa, Arizona.

The new Someburros will sit within Stonegate, an emerging retail center anchored by Home Depot and Starbucks. The restaurant will total 3,519 square feet and include a main dining room, drive-thru, and covered patio, and will offer both online ordering and third-party delivery.

Alberto Caballero and Dave Uhles of Western Retail Advisors represented Someburros in the Maricopa land acquisition. Diversified Partners represented the property seller.

This is the third new restaurant site that WRA has helped Someburros complete this year. The others include:

  • An outparcel pad within Sycamore Farms, a Barclay-owned retail center located at the southwest corner of Cactus and Sarival roads in Surprise, Arizona. That restaurant is under construction, with a grand opening slated for the first quarter of 2026.
  • 1.15 acres within the Shops at Lake Pleasant, a Vestar development located near the southwest corner of Yearling Road and Lake Pleasant Parkway in Peoria, Arizona. Establishing its second Someburros location in Peoria, this restaurant is under construction and expected to open in summer 2026.

“We are a proud Arizona-based, family-owned company dedicated to providing a dining experience that feels like an extension of home, whether guests are gathered around one of our restaurant tables or use our drive-throughs to make daily life a little less hectic,” said Tim Vasquez, owner and third-generation restaurateur of Someburros. “My very first job was suiting up as our mascot, and I’ve been committed to this company ever since. That includes maintaining the quality and affordability of our nanna’s recipes, and the community spirit that defines us – while also finding ways to thoughtfully expand.”

Someburros opened its first restaurant location in Tempe, Arizona, in 1986. Since that time, it has grown to 17 locations across Arizona, all offering made-from-scratch, Sonoran-style dishes based on family recipes.

“Our site selection process for Someburros focuses not only on the real estate but also on opportunities to truly become part of the neighborhood, whether that’s in an emerging market or a long-established area,” said Cabellero. “Every new site is chosen with these aspirations in mind, aligning with the company’s desire to help strengthen the fabric of the communities it serves.”

The new Someburros restaurant announcements follow on the heels of a June 2025 Someburros grand opening within SimonCRE’s Roosevelt Commons retail center, located at Verrado Way and Roosevelt Street in Buckeye. The company has also just signed agreements with the Arizona Cardinals and Arizona Diamondbacks for locations within both State Farm Stadium and Chase Field.

“In recent years, we’ve moved from opening one new location every three or so years to now opening one or two locations every year,” said Vasquez. “It is an exciting time for our family, and we are grateful for all those who have helped us succeed in this effort.”