Phoenix Commercial Real Estate

A current study of commercial real estate brokers by Arizona State University’s W. P. Carey class of company shows a slow and steady data recovery continuing for about another 6 months. Experts say the Phoenix-area commercial market is on solid ground and they feel optimistic about the future, but near-term activity will probably be sluggish.

The Fall Brokers Forum Report, a forecast of market conditions for October 2016–March 2017, implies that doubt continues to be and is apparently increased, as evidenced by answers towards the question, “with what path could be the metro Phoenix market moving?” For just two years, completely of participants said the marketplace was moving up. The existing review shows just 88 per cent believe industry is moving in an upward direction. Couple by using the question, “Where are we within the cycle?” — in which just 52 per cent of participants thought the market was at an expansion mode — which is obvious that uncertainty and cautious attitudes continue to be.

The W. P. Carey School gathered the group during the early October to talk about their particular ideas and ideas by what will happen between October 2016 and March 2017. The event included a survey of 116 commercial real estate agents and brokers mixed up in multi-family, retail, commercial, land/housing, investment, and company portions of Phoenix marketplace. Individuals came from many different sectors, specializations and brokerage houses over the Valley. The big event was moderated and co-organized by Pete Bolton, executive vice-president and managing director of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank’s Phoenix office.

“It is clear from link between the review that Forum members tend to be unsure about in which our company is today, however they stay confident the metro area continues to increase in the long run, ” explained Mark Stapp, executive director associated with the W. P. Carey Master of real-estate developing system. "Uncertainty in regards to the next 6 months remains at the back of our Forum member’s minds. We are known for becoming a ‘boom and breasts’ market. I think Phoenix may be ‘growing up, ’ and this is an even more renewable structure present in more mature commercial areas.”