Realty One Group Commercial

Arizona continues to experience growth. Every month, more people are flocking in. An increase in the number of people translates into greater demand for rentals, and such demand remains constant. Multifamily properties duplexes, quad units, and large rental buildings fare well in fast-growing states. Renters are looking for homes near jobs, stores, and main thoroughfares. Investors want a market characterized by movement, strong yields, and long-term solid value. And Arizona does offer that. New rental demand is coming to Phoenix in great amounts. Above all, Phoenix offers some major employment centers, strong population growth, and steady demand for renters. Tucson grows more slowly than Phoenix, and yet rents there remain stable and predictable throughout the year. There is a sizable demand for rentals in Mesa and Glendale, as they are accessible to large employment centers. On the other hand, Scottsdale attracts more affluent renters. It is the high-income tenants rather most of t...

Really, the commercial real estate business is becoming very fast-paced in the state of Arizona. Cities like Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tucson all offer up some investment opportunities. The increase in demand for office, retail, and industrial facilities is being contributed to by the general spike in population and the emergence of new businesses. Arizona hosts many commercial properties: ●       Office Buildings-best suitable for professional businesses requiring a fine-looking modern office environment ●       Retail Properties-Attracts stores and restaurants within high traffic flow areas ●       Industrial Spaces-allocation for warehouse, manufacturing, and logistics businesses Every property type has its benefits and promise in terms of investment potential. Which type you choose really depends on your overall goals and your end-users/tenants. It matters where one stays Location plays an import...

Arizona is certainly a magnet for investors. Companies and workers tend to gravitate there, which generates constant demand for commercial space. Phoenix is the dragoon of the state; emerging subdivisions unfurl across the area. Retail strips, health care centers, gyms, and local stores come along with roofs; if there are people, there is business and excitement as well. Active as well are Tucson, Mesa, Chandler, and Scottsdale. Typically, suburban trade districts tend to get filled up before downtown towers can rent high. Good parking, shorter drive times, and newer builds outdo previous-generation, tall buildings. Most importantly, industrial space plays the best role. Arizona's land mass and major highways, coupled with generally open zoning, invite the entry of logistics firms, factories, repair shops, and regional storage hubs. Such tenants usually take longer leases and require fewer custom build-outs. This minimizes expenses on turnover for owners. Retail demand seem...