May 21, 2026
Limited-service hotels show strong break-even efficiency
A limited-service hotel can run at lower occupancy levels and still generate meaningful gross operating profit margins, or GOP margins.
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May 20, 2026University of Phoenix headquarters campus sells in heavily discounted deal
The investment firm behind an Arizona office campus once filled entirely by the University of Phoenix is getting a tough lesson after selling the three-building portfolio for a fraction of its former price tag.
May 20, 2026Scion Group, Ares acquire $910 million student housing portfolio
The Scion Group and an Ares Real Estate fund have launched a joint venture to acquire a 12-property, 7,578-bed student housing portfolio for $910 million from Harrison Street Asset Management.
May 18, 2026Officials tee up major industrial site to attract the ‘next big thing’ to Arizona
More than 2,000 acres of farmland in Buckeye, Arizona, could be transformed into the region’s next employment hub and create what local officials estimate could be more than $1 billion in economic benefits, a proposal that provides a glimpse into the growth of one of the nation’s fastest-expanding large cities.
May 18, 2026CVS Health sheds major Phoenix hub in latest real estate cut
CVS Health's yearslong restructuring push has officially landed in the Phoenix area with the pharmacy giant's move to terminate the lease for one of its largest offices.
May 18, 2026Suburbs and exurbs fuel population growth in the Greater Phoenix area
Newly released data from the U.S. Census Bureau reiterates the Valley’s strong demographic profile and provides deeper insight into where population gains are happening.
May 15, 2026Google's self-driving cars pull into Phoenix office market
Google's self-driving unit has landed a dedicated parking spot in the Phoenix office market as ramps up operations nationwide.
May 15, 2026Rent gap between Phoenix and Inland Empire bulk logistics space narrows
Phoenix emerged as a popular relocation option for Southern California logistics users over the past five years, as a sharp run-up in Inland Empire rents pushed the cost spread between the two markets to unusually wide levels.
May 15, 2026MetLife acquires Phoenix-area built-to-rent development for $45.85 million
MetLife has acquired Grandstone at Sunrise, a 140-unit, built-to-rent apartment complex in Peoria, Arizona, from Thompson Thrift for $45.85 million, or $327,500 per unit.
May 11, 2026Macerich bets big on malls that lure Gen Z shoppers
Macerich is betting big on malls by reshaping its portfolio, trading up to higher‑quality centers, refilling vacant anchor space with more dynamic tenants and banking on a renewed embrace of the retail property centers long maligned by Generation Z shoppers.
May 6, 2026Hotel margins lose momentum
Gross operating margins across major U.S. hotel markets continue to reflect an uneven recovery pattern, with 2025 results highlighting a growing divide between top-performing cities and those still working back toward pre-pandemic levels.
May 6, 2026Phoenix apartment rents held flat in April
The average asking rent for Phoenix apartment properties was unchanged in April, marking the fifth consecutive month with flat or positive movement.
May 5, 2026Colliers hires Phoenix industrial team; Crescent Communities CEO departs; Newmark names asset services president
Colliers has hired the Liles industrial team headed by Ted Liles, an industry veteran with more than 19 years of experience. Liles joined Colliers in Phoenix and brought team member David Perez, now a senior associate at Colliers and Adrea Pringle, who serves as associate vice president and transaction manager. The Liles industrial team members, all of whom previously worked at Cresa, are based in Phoenix.
May 5, 2026Top industrial leases recognized for Phoenix
Prominent industrial leases signed by DHL, LG Energy Solution and TileBar negotiated by top dealmakers from Cushman & Wakefield and Logistics Property Co. are among the first-quarter industrial leases recognized by CoStar.
May 5, 2026Top property sales recognized for Phoenix
A prominent land deal handled by the Arizona State Land Department and a multifamily disposition arranged by CBRE are among the top first-quarter property sales recognized by CoStar.
May 5, 2026Top office leases recognized for Phoenix
Prominent office leases signed by Concorde Career College, Nonstop Financial and Waymo negotiated by top dealmakers from CBRE and Cushman & Wakefield are among the first-quarter office leases recognized by CoStar.
May 5, 2026Top retail leases recognized for Phoenix
Prominent retail leases signed by Crunch Fitness, Osaka Marketplace and Marshalls negotiated by top dealmakers from Diversified Partners, Gold State and Lilly Phoenix Investments are among the first-quarter retail leases recognized by CoStar.
May 4, 2026Retail construction accelerates in Phoenix, bucking national trend
Following more than a decade of limited activity, the Phoenix retail development pipeline is expanding again.
May 1, 2026Workplace shift leads Cousins to one of its best office leasing periods in its history
Cousins Properties reported one of its most active periods for office space demand not just since the pandemic, but in the company's history as tenants largely throw remote work policies to the curb and compete over dwindling amounts of premium space.
April 28, 2026Booze-infused ice cream chain expands ‘barlours’ concept across country
An ice cream chain known for its boozy dessert offerings is growing its brand at brick-and-mortar locations across the United States.