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New York Investor Enters Phoenix Office Market With $43 Million Purchase

New Owner Plans Renovation of Five-Story Building in Paradise Valley Suburb
Paradise Village Office Park in northeast Phoenix was built in 1986. (John Williams/CoStar)
Paradise Village Office Park in northeast Phoenix was built in 1986. (John Williams/CoStar)

A New York investor made its first office purchase in greater Phoenix, paying $43 million for a five-story building in Paradise Valley, a northeast suburb poised for commercial growth with office prices and rents that are among the most affordable in the city.

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