Click the link here to watch the full video. Great news! The Metro Phoenix office market ended 2025 with some real positive net absorption. After the worst year on record in 2024, the market suffered. 2025 closed with 816,342 SF of positive net absorption, a swing of nearly 3 million SF in the right direction. It’s clear: more […]
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Most companies are back in the office in some form — whether that’s full-time or a few days a week. The problem? Offices sit empty when no one’s there. That’s where coworking continues to make a lot of sense. It’s flexible, cost-effective, and more aligned with how some teams are actually working today. We’ve written
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Last week, we broke down Phoenix’s Q3 office numbers. Click the link here to read the C2 Voice. This week, we’re sharing a great national summary from the article here: Top Markets’ YTD Office Sales & Construction Starts Inch Up From 2024— and while challenges remain, there are some signs of improvement. Sales volume is up by
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Click the link here to watch the full video. Valued Customer– The Greater Phoenix Office market took a solid step forward in Q3 with 120,000 SF of positive net absorption, pushing year-to-date totals to 571,000 SF. That’s the strongest YTD number we’ve seen since 2021 and a clear sign of recovery starting to take shape. Sublease inventory dropped again — now sitting
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Inflation isn’t front-page news every day like it was in 2022, but it’s still quietly shaping how deals get done in commercial real estate. A recent piece from JPMorgan Chase highlighted some real impacts we’re seeing right now. Here are my top three takeaways: — Operating Costs Are a Drag: Even with rent escalations in Class
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Office and retail used to live in totally different lanes — but that’s not the case anymore. Malls are becoming workspaces, coworking feels more like hospitality, and the whole game is shifting toward experience-first real estate. — Dwell time is driving real dollars: When someone shows up at 8 a.m. to work out of a flex
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We’re five years to 2030, and the office still feels stuck in limbo. Remote? Hybrid? Back full-time? Depends who you ask. But with AI, employment climate shifts, and global labor trends all picking up speed, we’re already seeing changes, whether we like it or not. Here’s what we’re watching: — AI is changing the game: Forget the
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Traditional office is still sorting itself out. Hybrid work, downsizing, and subleases (though fewer than a year ago) are everywhere… and everyone has a different anecdote to share. But medical office? It’s been doing great. Vacancy is low. Rents are rising. Tenants are sticking around. CoStar posted the article below, and it confirms what we’re seeing
Medical Office Is Boring (In the Best Possible Way) Read More »
While the commercial real estate market keeps adjusting/cycling/moving up and down, we’ve stayed focused on what we do best—serving clients and closing deals. This quarter, our team completed 29 transactions, totaling 205,412 SF. That includes 3 industrial deals, 1 land deal, and a school project, representing a solid mix across asset types. We’re seeing firsthand that
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For the first time in over 25 years, the U.S. office market is shrinking—and not just in spirit. More office space is being demolished or repurposed than built, thanks to remote work, changing workplace trends, and a whole lot of vacant space collecting dust. If you’ve been following our Metro Phoenix Office Market Series, you’ll know… we saw
The Great Office Space Shrink: Out with the Old…Literally! Read More »