Openings & Closings Around Tucson 11.7.2014

Open ClosedSTAR DISTRIBUTING CLOSES TUCSON STORE
Star Distributing, an auto parts distributor has closed its Tucson location at 107 E 6th Street and will consolidate operations in its Phoenix and Mesa stores. King Warehouse (Ron Schwabe and Michael Kasser, members) purchased the 10,824-square-feet warehouse for $676,000 ($62.45 PSF). The property sits at the corner of 7th Avenue and 6th Street in downtown Tucson on a 24,394-square-foot lot. The seller was CJK Family, LLP (Charles King, trustee). The property is now available for lease by Schwabe’s company, Peach Properties of Tucson.

VICTORY MOTORCYCLES OPENS IN ‘BIGGER & BETTER’ LOCATION
Tucson-based, Victory Police Motorcyles (Nita Buckner) have moved from 1102 N Anita Ave their new ‘bigger and better’ location at 1410 S Alvernon Way in Tucson (south of 22nd Street). In May, the company purchased the 14,730-square-feet industrial building on 1.21 acres for $595,000 ($40 PSF) in an REO sale from Commerce Bank of Arizona. A local success story, Victory Motorcycles is known worldwide for its ‘American-made Police Motorcycles’. Brandon Rodgers, CCIM, Industrial Specialist with Cushman & Wakefield | Picor, represented the bank and Pat Connor with Carter Capital Realty & Investments, LLC represented the buyer in the transaction. Open Monday – Saturday 9 am – 6 pm, closed Sunday (out riding).

MONROE, MCDONIGH, GOLDSCHMIDT & MOLLA LAW FIRM SEPARATES
Real Estate Law firm, Monroe, McDonough, Goldschmidt & Molla approached the end of its office lease at 4578 N 1st Avenue on November 1st, combined with the retirement of both Mike Monroe after 47 years as an attorney and Negatu Molla after 40 years as an attorney, the remaining attorneys have agreed to reorganize into three separate specialized law firms, each in their own new office location. Even though they will be separate in their respective legal practices, all the attorneys will carry on working with and cooperating with one another in overlapping areas of the law.

MONORE, MCDONOUGH, BRENT & MORALES, PLLC NOW OPEN
Monroe, McDonough, Brent & Morales, PLLC have leased a 1,702-square-feet office at 2500 N. Tucson Blvd., Suite 140 in Tucson. Although retiring, Mike Monroe will continue to have his name at the new firm. Attorneys Larry McDonough, Heidi Rib Brent and Anne Morales, together with their staff, will continue their practice of real estate law, probate and estate planning, business law and litigation related to those areas. The landlord, a joint venture between AEH Investors IV and PMH Investors IV, was represented by David Montijo and Jeff Casper with CBRE’s Tucson. The tenant was represented by Mark Hayes with Tierra Antigua Realty, LLC.

GOLDSCHMIDT SHUPE, PLLC NOW OPEN ON ORACLE ROAD
Goldschmidt Shupe, PLLC has opened its office at 6700 N. Oracle Road, Suite 240, in Tucson. Attorneys Carolyn Goldschmidt and Mike Shupe, together with their staff, will continue their practice in all areas of homeowners association law, assessment collection and related litigation, as well as general real estate law.

BURRIS & MACOMBER, PLLC OPEN AT HACIENDA DEL SOL
Burris & MacOmber, PLLC purchased an office condominium at 2478 E. River Road in Tucson from Willmeng Homes’ affiliate, WHPPSP, LLC for $418,950 ($225 PSF). Attorneys Rob Burris, Richard Burris and Karl MacOmber, together with their staff, will continue their law practice focused on business and real estate litigation and transactional matters, international law, estate planning and personal injury.

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Tucson Leaders Gather to Discuss Moving Downtown Tucson Forward

uli az logoTUCSON, Ariz. – The Urban Land Institute (ULI) of Arizona is bringing together private and public agencies to discuss Moving Downtown Tucson Forward on Wednesday May 7, from 1:30 to 5:00 p.m. followed by a networking reception.  The goal of this event is to uncover and develop methods that can be implemented, based upon suggestions and feedback, on how to further Downtown Tucson and the surrounding areas for future generations.

The event will start with an overview presentation by the National ULI Advisory Service Panel Study that occurred in November 2013, presented by ULI Visiting Panelist John Walsh.

Fletcher McCusker, Chairman of the Rio Nuevo Board, will provide a brief update on how the City of Tucson is proceeding with the November ULI Study recommendations; followed by City of Tucson Mayor, Jonathan Rothschild giving an update on downtown Tucson incentives and where we’ve come in the past 5 years economically.

Art Wadlund of Hendricks-Berkadia will discuss his experience developing in Downtown Tucson with a case study of One East Broadway, the latest mixed-use mid-rise building completed downtown in November 2013.

The event will conclude with a panel discussion by nine top stakeholders pushing to move Downtown Tucson forward followed by an open Q & A session.

Speakers/Panelists:

Tom Warne, Co-Owner, J.L Investments – Moderator

John Walsh, III, CEO, Founder and President TIG Real Estate Services, Inc

Fletcher J McCusker, Chairman of the Rio Nuevo Board and Chief Executive Officer, Sinfonia Healthcare Corporation

The Honorable Jonathan Rothschild, Mayor, City of Tucson

Arthur R. Wadlund, Partner One East Broadway LLC

Janice Cervelli, FASLA, FCELA, Dean College of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape Architecture The University of Arizona

Michael Kasser, Chief Executive Officer and President Holualoa Companies

Steve Betts, President Chanen Construction GOLD

Allan Norville, Owner Financial Associates Incorporated

What: Moving Downtown Tucson Forward
When: Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Registration: starts at 1:30 p.m.
Program Event: 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Networking Reception: 5:00 p.m.
Where: Tucson Electrical Power Community Room
88 E. Broadway, Tucson, AZ
Cost: $35.00

Registration:   Member Registration go to: www.arizona.uli.org

                              NonMember Registration: Contact Carrie Martin at carrie.martin@uli.org

 

Don’t miss this opportunity to listen and be heard to Move Downtown Tucson Forward.