Construction company tries to reduce their carbon footprint using building materials like Hercutech

One construction company is replacing lumber with a more sustainable material that aims to decrease its carbon footprint. By sliding a wall into a place that’s made up of foam, cement and steel, Hercutech is replacing a lot of the wood used in a typical home project. “Compared to wood, it’s 20-30% more efficient on

Campbell Plaza Pad Sells & New Restaurants

DSW Commercial Real Estate is pleased to announce that Fox Restaurant Concepts, owned by Cheesecake Factory, has purchased the former Old Chicago Pad at Campbell Plaza in Tucson Arizona.  The seller DSW IREIF Tucson Retail, Principals: G.S. Jaggi, Michael Sarabia and James Hardman were represented by Greg Furrier of Cushman Wakefield on the transaction.  The

Albertsons Gets New Look at Campbell Plaza

Congratulations is in order for Albertsons at Campbell Plaza Shopping Center. The grocery store has a new interior with a Starbucks and renovations to the deli, fish, and meat department. We are proud of the work being done by this long-term partner

Arizona Leads West in Income Growth

Article originally posted on AZ Big Media on October 7, 2020 Arizona’s median household income rose by 15.2% over the latest three-year recording period, according to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau. That was the highest growth among western and mountain states, and higher than Texas and Florida. The Census data, which compares income growth averaged between 2014-2016

To Be Successful, Retail Must Change Strategy

Across the country major retailers are reopening with shaky confidence and continued fears.  Whether you are a major chain like Apple or a local mom & pop shop you are undoubtedly considering changes to strengthen your retail in 2020.   Much of Arizona has reached the point of re-opening retail.  Major metropolitan areas like Phoenix and Tucson are loosening restrictions and opening cautiously.  Businesses, however,
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We Give to Make a Difference

Kathy Calvin, former President and C.E.O. of the United Nations once said, “Giving is not just about making a donation. It is about making a difference.” Now that we are opening more businesses and adapting to a new way of doing things, it is important to find ways to strengthen our communities by investing our
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eHotPot to Open at University Commons

The following article was originally posted on TucsonFoodie THE HOT POT ITSELF WILL BECOME AVAILABLE IN THE FUTURE. Chinese-style hot pot restaurant eHotPot announced plans to open Friday, May 15 at 243 E. Speedway Blvd., Ste. 141. However, Taiwan-style bento box take-out will be the focus for now. The restaurant posted on their Facebook page Tuesday night: We

Los Angeles-based California Fish Grill to make AZ debut in Mesa at Mesa Grand

This story was originally posted on Mouth By Southwest on March 25, 2020. To see the original post click here. California Fish Grill, a Los Angeles-base chain of fast-casual seafood restaurants, will make its Arizona debut on the northeast corner of Stapley and Baseline in Mesa. It’s taking over 3,200 square feet in the building

Tucson Retail Trends by Sandra Sarabia

There’s nothing more rewarding than taking a favorite Landmark retail center and refreshing its aesthetic and appeal.
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Tucson, Arizona in the Top 10 for Real Estate Housing Market

Realtor.com analysis puts Boise, Idaho; McAllen, Texas; and Tucson, Arizona in 1, 2 and 3 positions Realtor.com is reporting next year’s top housing markets are Boise, Idaho; McAllen, Texas; and Tucson, Ariz., according analysis of the 100 largest metros released recently. In a year when sales are expected to slow by 1.8% nationwide, these top 10 markets