Tucson Lease Report Oct. 31 – Nov 4, 2016

Tucson Lease report 3-13-16The following commercial leases were reported to the Real Estate Daily News for the Tucson Lease Report from October 31 thru November 4, 2016.

OFFICE – 5055 E BROADWAY BLVD., TUCSON
Community Partners leased 7,934-square-feet of office space at New World Plaza, 5055 E. Broadway Blvd. CBRE’s David Montijo and Damian Wilkinson represented the landlord. David Volk also with CBRE represented the tenant.

OFFICE – 555 E RIVER RD., TUCSON
Engineering and Environmental Consultants leased 7,477-square-feet of office space at 555 E. River Road. Bruce Suppes and Dave Volk with CBRE represented the landlord. Tom Nieman with Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR represented the tenant.

OFFICE – 3025 W. INA RD., TUCSON
National Mentor Healthcare, LLC has leased 4,803-square-feet at 3025 W. Ina Road, in the Ina Corporate Park from 3025 W Ina, LLC.  Ruth Krier of Mohr Partners, Inc. in Dallas, TX represented the Tenant and Andrew D. Sternberg and Douglas E. Marsh of Oxford Realty Advisors represented the Landlord in the transaction.

RETAIL – 3525 N. CAMPBELL AVE., TUCSON
Fit For Life Personal Training leased 4,540-square-feet of retail space at 3525 N. Campbell Ave. in Tucson, from Loma Catalina Company, LLC.  Aaron LaPrise, Retail Specialist with Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR, handled this transaction. [mepr-show rules=”58038″]Asking lease rate: $15.00 SF/YR NNN[/mepr-show]

RETAIL – 8800 E TANQUE VERDE, TUCSON
Eat Drink Jackson leased 4,406-square-feet of retail space for a new restaurant at The Shoppes at Bears Path, located at 8800 E. Tanque Verde. Michael Laatsch with CBRE represented the tenant. The landlord was represented by Dave Dutson with NAI Horizon.

OFFICE – 1664 S RESEARCH LOOP, TUCSON
Blackrock Brewers leased 3,760-square-feet of space at 1664 S. Research Loop. Pete Villaescusa and Jesse Peron with CBRE represented the tenant. Rob Glaser and Sarah Rushing with Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR represented the landlord.

INDUSTRIAL – 6902 N. CAMINO MARTIN, MARANA
Casitas A Footwear Company, Inc. leased 3,000-square-feet in Old West Business Park, located at 6902 N. Camino Martin, Suite 120 in Marana, AZ., from Acorn Ventures, LLC.  Casitas specializes in the importation and distribution of European footwear brands (mainly from Spain and the Mediterranean) to independent shoe stores, full service department stores and experience-driven e-commerce sites.  Jeff Zellet, Commercial Specialist with Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR, represented the landlord.  The team of Kelly Fickle, Russell W. Hall, SIOR, GSCS, and Stephen D. Cohen, Industrial Specialists with Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR, represented the tenant in this transaction. [mepr-show rules=”58038″]Tenant Phone: 520.572.4005[/mepr-show]

OFFICE – 4600 PARK AVE., TUCSON
St. Joseph’s Hospital leased a 2,498-square-feet medical clinic at 4600 Park Avenue. David Montijo and Damian Wilkinson represented the tenant. Isaac Figueroa and Rob Glaser with Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR with represented the landlord.

OFFICE – 2830 N SWAN RD., TUCSON
Skyline Financial Corp. leased 2,280-square-feet of office space at 2830 N. Swan Road. Jeff Casper with CBRE represented the landlord. The tenant was represented by Doug Marsh with Oxford Realty, and Taylor Wood with Cresa.

OFFICE – 7787 E BROADWAY BLVD., TUCSON
Goldberg and Osborne has leased 1,231-square-feet at Broadway Plaza, 7787 E. Broadway Blvd. Pete Villaescusa and Jesse Peron with CBRE represented the tenant. Kevin Heglin with Phillips Edison represented the landlord.

RETAIL – MARANA MARKETPLACE, MARANA
Smoothie King leased 1,200 sq. ft. of retail space at Marana Marketplace. This will be their first store in the market. Michael Laatsch with CBRE represented the tenant and Chad Russell with Land Advisors Organization represented the Landlord.

RETAIL – 4700 E. SUNRISE DR., TUCSON
Supercuts, Inc., which occupies 1,123-square-feet at Sunrise Village Shopping Center renewed their lease. Sunrise Village is located at the southeast corner of Sunrise and Swan and is anchored by Safeway and CVS. John Yarborough of Romano Real Estate represented the tenant. David Hammack of Volk Company represented the landlord, Sunrise Village Investors, LLC,.

OFFICE – 5920 E. PIMA ST., TUCSON
West Rim Financial, Inc., dba First Command Financial Planning, leased 723-square-feet of office space at 5920 E. Pima St., Suite 130 in Tucson, from 5930 E. Pima, Inc.  Jeff Zellet and Pat Welchert, SIOR, with Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR, represented the landlord in this transaction.  Chris Itule and Roger Breckenridge with Long Realty Company, represented the tenant. [mepr-show rules=”58038″]Asking lease rate: $14.00 -$16.00 SF/YR Modified Gross[/mepr-show]

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Cresa Phoenix Dominates at the Goodmans Chair Hockey Tournament

(Photo credit: K2 Creative)
Professionals from the Arizona commercial real estate, architecture, design and construction industries compete in the Goodmans Chair Hockey Tournament to raise money for First Place® AZ. Photo credit – K2 Creative.

$10,000 Raised for Arizona Nonprofit First Place

PHOENIX, AZ — Cresa Phoenix recently won Goodmans Chair Hockey Tournament, hosted by Goodmans Interior Structures and produced by Rooted in Good, Inc., an Arizona 501(c)3 operated by Goodmans employees. This year’s event raised $10,000 for First Place® AZ, a local non-profit working hard to ensure that housing options for people with autism and other special abilities are as bountiful as they are for anyone else.

Competitive professionals from the Arizona commercial real estate, architecture, design and construction industries playfully showed off their creative moves and athletic skills while seated in Herman Miller Aeron chairs.

To win the tournament, the Cresa “Ruff Riders” prevailed in four chair hockey matches against Kitchell Contractors, Corgan, JLL and RSP Architects in the final match.

Final Results from the tournament:

  • Cresa, “Ruff Riders” (1st Place, Hockey Tournament, winning six Herman Miller Aeron chairs)
  • RSP Architects, “Team Mario Kart” (2nd Place, Hockey Tournament)
  • Orcutt Winslow, “The Zombonies” (1st Place Spirit Award, winning 12 Herman Miller Collection pieces)
  • TriArc Architecture & Design, “Hammer Time” (Tie – 2nd Place Spirit Award)
  • richärd + bauer Architecture, “Fiesta Piñata” (Tie – 2nd Place Spirit Award)

Adam Goodman, president and CEO of Goodmans Interior Structures, served as an official crowd pleaser during the Goodmans Chair Hockey Tournament. This year’s event raised $10,000 for First Place® AZ, a local non-profit working hard to ensure that housing options for people with autism and other special abilities are as bountiful as they are for anyone else. Photo credit – K2 Creative.
Adam Goodman, president and CEO of Goodmans Interior Structures, served as an official crowd pleaser during the Goodmans Chair Hockey Tournament. Photo credit – K2 Creative.

The concept of chair hockey is similar to ice hockey, except in chair hockey all players are seated in ergonomic, award-winning Herman Miller Aeron chairs. The games are played in three, four-minute periods with a rubber puck and wooden hockey sticks in a rink enclosed by cubicle walls.

The spirited chair hockey event was held at Goodmans Interior Structures showroom, 1400 E. Indian School in Phoenix. Hundreds of people watched and cheered on their favorite of the 16 real estate industry rivals which included architects, interior designers, general contractors and commercial real estate brokers.

“The vision for First Place has inspired the entire Goodmans team,” said Adam Goodman, president and CEO of Goodmans Interior Structures and also a member of the First Place AZ Capital Campaign Cabinet. “First Place Transition Academy students are already demonstrating that many adults with autism can learn to live independently by living independently with proper support and guidance. First Place is poised to empower thousands of people to use their skills to earn money and respect, increase self-worth and confidence, and be productive, contributing members of our community. On behalf of everyone at Goodmans, we’re proud to support this innovation that is changing the way the world thinks about autism.”

“What a pleasure it was getting the opportunity to compete along side other industry professionals all while benefitting First Place AZ,” said Grant Kingdon, Cresa advisor and Chair Hockey Team captain. “Our team performed beautifully and I couldn’t be more proud.”

Through the collection of tournaments from 2002 -2006, Goodmans donated more than $75,000 to the Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC). Proceeds from 2016 event are benefiting the First Place capital campaign, now underway, that supports First Place-Phoenix, a new residential property being developed at 3rd Street and Catalina, in the heart of the city.

“This year’s Goodmans Chair Hockey was magical! The night was filled with spirit, energy and enormous heartfelt support for First Place and the adults who will call it home,” said Denise D. Resnik, First Place AZ founder and president/CEO, and SARRC co-founder. “The event was also transformational for our First Place Transition Academy students who were included as volunteers and joyfully animated. We’re grateful to Goodmans Interior Structures for the cherished experiences and memories — leading every day and in the most creative ways.”

This year’s key Chair Hockey sponsors included Herman Miller, Wells Fargo and Henry & Horne.

Goodmans Interior Structures showroom is now undergoing a complete renovation. In January the renewed showroom will be ready for it’s ribbon cutting, showcasing the speed of modern interior construction utilizing DIRTT architectural solutions. Utilizing technology, and mobile furnishings, local employees will temporarily relocate to a second Goodmans location in Phoenix or work from home throughout the construction




Alter Annonces R-TECH, a 150,000 SF Co-Work Space at RiverWalk – GlobalTranz Signs 70,347 SF Lease

ADCSCOTTSDALE, AZ –– Alter announced R-Tech, a major new collaborative and creative office space at its Riverwalk Arizona (www.riverwalkarizona.com), a 176-acre mixed-use business park in Scottsdale, AZ. GlobalTranz Inc. (www.globaltranz.com) will be the inaugural tenant, signing a 70,347-square-foot lease to expand its sales and operations space. Michael J. Alter, President of the Chicago-based national corporate real estate development firm announced the transaction.

“The East Valley, comprising Tempe, Scottsdale and Chandler, continues to be the area’s leading office market,” said Alter. “R-Tech will create a high-tech anchor building in Scottsdale in a campus that draws 30,000 visitors a week because of its entertainment and amenities, including the new Top Golf facility and Talking Stick Resort & Casino. The new facility will feature 15’ tall ceilings and 7:1,000 parking. R-Tech also has a large interactive lobby that includes a Starbuck’s coffee bar, medical clinic and interactive seating areas.

GlobalTranz’s current Riverwalk offices will relocate from 7500 to R-Tech at 7350 N. Dobson Rd where it will occupy an initial 40,000-square-feet. In February, the company will move its corporate headquarters from 5415 E. High St. in Phoenix to the remaining 30,000-square-feet at R-Tech.

Founded in 2003, GlobalTranz is a technology based logistics company that provides innovative solutions enabling shippers to manage their logistics needs and access highly discounted rates. GlobalTranz has created a one-stop-shop for its customer base of over 18,000 shippers. As a Top 20 Freight Brokerage Firm, GlobalTranz has been recognized by Inc. 500 and was recently named by the Arizona Corporate Excellence (ACE) Awards as the 19th Largest Private Company in Arizona, rising 10 spots in the listing over the past three years.

“We are extremely excited to be making the leap to this facility. We are currently hiring 36 representatives per month and the additional 70,000-square-feet is necessary to implement our strategic plan,” said Michael Leto, President-Direct Sales for GlobalTranz.

“We are excited to welcome GlobalTranz to R-Tech,” said Kurt W. Rosene, President of Novo Development, which represented The Alter Group. “The Company has experienced tremendous growth in the past few years and the entrepreneurial spirit they exude makes them an ideal fit for this major new technology hub. We were able to accommodate their interim needs in the 7500 North Dobson Road building, while we were re-positioning R-Tech into a collaborative and creative office building. A large mixed-use office park like Riverwalk affords growing companies many options to meet their customer’s need and attract top employment to this amenity rich location.”

One of the country’s largest developments on Native American land to date, Riverwalk Arizona will yield an estimated 1.5 million-square-feet of corporate office and retail space, and create up to 15,000 new jobs. Riverwalk Arizona is set on prime land owned by the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Community, home to the Pima and Maricopa Indians, descendants of the ancient Hohokam Indians.

Rod Beach, Senior Vice President of Cresa, represented GlobalTranz.

Alter is a national corporate real estate development firm with five vertically integrated affiliate companies. The firm, founded by William A. Alter in 1955, has developed close to 100 million square-feet of speculative projects for its own portfolio and build-to-suit facilities for corporate users. This year, the company has 2.5 million-square-feet of space permitted and ready for development in markets across the nation. Information at www.altergroup.com.