Finally, some good news. The Metro Phoenix Office posted just under 800,000 SF of net absorption for the third quarter. A significant number of the tenants I talked to while canvassing buildings have either just expanded or are considering expanding in the near future. Despite the strong absorption, vacancy remains high at 21.6% across the entire market. Except for … Continue reading Market Insight: Q3 2014 Phoenix Office Report
Congratulations to the Alliance of Arizona Non-profits on their relocation to 360 E. Coronado, Suite 120, in Phoenix. The Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits is a unifying association formed in 2004 to advance the common interests of more than 20,000 nonprofits in the Grand Canyon State. They are a statewide organization of, by, and for all … Continue reading Alliance of Arizona Non-Profits Moves to 360 E. Coronado
Some of the below article is complete new-age BS. I do think, however, that there is some value in giving it a quick overview, focusing on a few key items. I hope you can get a gem or two out of this article as you get closer to the end-of-the-year review process for your team. For my team, I know we don’t … Continue reading Burnout Is the Consequence of a Broken Way of Work
This week, I have an article, some cool photos, and a very different narrative from my usual e-mail. I recently found an article and some photos about a very cool floating home–see below. This home got my mind racing to a place called Tunle Sap. A few years back, I had the opportunity to take a fabulous trip … Continue reading Modern Floating Home and Tunle Sap
Below is a 2013 article Andy Conlin sent me analyzing high-rise construction in the United States. David Holmes takes an in-depth look at the major economic factors affecting skyscrapers (defined as buildings 18 stories or higher in this article) built since 2000. This timeline would include only one construction cycle and two recessions, but the conclusions are interesting. I’ve … Continue reading An Analysis of U.S. High-Rise Construction Activity in This Century
We are excited to announce that our listing SkySong 3 has officially gone “green” by achieving the elite Silver LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. http://cem-az.com/skysong-3-building-awarded-leed-silver-certification/ SkySong 3 Building Awarded LEED Silver Certification SkySong 3 has officially gone “green.” The four-story, 145,000-square-foot office and research building at the … Continue reading SkySong 3 achieves LEED Certification
Congratulations to TASER International on their expansion to the beautiful Pinnacle in Perimeter Center at 17851 N. 85th St. in Scottsdale. TASER was founded in 1993 and has remained committed to providing solutions which Protect Life, Protect Truth, and Protect Family. Taser’s industry-leading Conducted Electrical Weapons (CEWs) are used worldwide by law enforcement, military, correctional, … Continue reading Taser Signs Office Lease at Pinnacle In Perimeter Center
The decadent lifestyles of the rich are more unbelievable than ever. Foreign cars, luxury homes, and all the toys that go along with the money. Below I’ve combined a couple articles about the most expensive cities in the US where these people are living. Click through to the interactive map in the first article to see … Continue reading The Most Expensive Cities in America