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Chandler Festival, built in 2000, is a 485,166-square-foot regional power center adjacent to Chandler Fashion Center. The proximity to Chandler Fashion Center, the second-largest mall in Phoenix Metro, and Loop 101 makes the property an easily accessible, desirable retail destination for the Southeast Valley.

Phoenix Commercial Advisors worked with BIG Shopping Center USA and RED Development to lease the retail space there to several tenants in the center, including Lowe’s, buybuy Baby, Nordstrom Rack, Conn’s HomePlus, T.J. Maxx, Ross, OfficeMax, PetSmart, Dollar Tree, Ulta Beauty, Pier 1 Imports, Black Angus Steakhouse, and In-N-Out Burger.

Yuma Palms Shopping Center is just off Interstate 8 in Yuma, Arizona, conveniently located adjacent to Yuma Palms Regional Center. Yuma Palms Regional Center is a 1-million-square-foot regional, open air, lifestyle center built in 2001. The center as a whole is the main retail focus for metro Yuma, including San Luis and San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico.

Some of the major national tenant at the center are Target, Sam’s Club, Dillard’s, Kohl’s, JCPenney, Harkins Theatres, JOANN, Ross, Marshalls, Mor Furniture, Bealls Outlet, Best Buy, PetSmart, Old Navy, Buffalo Wild Wings, Olive Garden and more. Phoenix Commercial Advisors has leased nearly half of the 1,030,646 square feet of retail space and continue to provide leasing representation.

Gateway Pavilions is located at the most dominant West-Valley intersection that boasts the 2^nd highest traffic count in the state of Arizona. It is a dynamic regional power center built in 2002 with a great mix of retail and easy access from two major highways—I-10 and Loop 101. Major national tenants in the center include Costco, Harkins Theatres, Marshalls, Bed Bath & Beyond, Petco, Mega Furniture, Ross, Crunch Fitness, DSW, Ulta Beauty, Peter Piper Pizza, Native Grill & Wings, and Carrabba’s Italian Grill.

Phoenix Commercial Advisors worked with the developer, Butler Design Group, to lease the majority of the 555,773-square-foot center, and continues to help maintain the center’s occupancy.

Luhrs City Center consists of the Luhrs Building and the Luhrs Tower, the city’s first two skyscrapers. Both are established on the Phoenix Historic Property Register. The Luhrs Building opened in 1924 as the tallest building in Arizona and represented the first major commercial office in Phoenix. The Luhrs Tower opened in 1930 and became the state’s tallest high rise. Nowadays, the mixed-use property houses retail, offices and a planned hotel.

Phoenix Commercial Advisors worked with Lincoln Property Company to lease the nearly 16,000 square feet of desirable street-front, ground-floor retail space to a variety of popular retailers, including: Bitter & Twisted Cocktail Parlour, Monroe’s Hot Chicken, La Madeleine French Bakery & Café, Serafina Coffer Bar, and more.

Prescott Valley Crossroads is a 540,105-square-foot regional power center that was built in 2008. The 100-acre development is the first major development located on Highway 69, travelling west into Prescott. The highway location provides the center with excellent visibility and high accessibility through a convenient signalized access. The area surrounding the property has benefited from a population explosion over the past decade and is projected to continue to grow.

Phoenix Commercial Advisors worked with the developer, Kitchell, to lease the retail space to several notable tenants. Major national tenants in the center include The Home Depot, Hobby Lobby, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Sprouts Farmers Market, Ross, T.J. Maxx, Ulta Beauty, Dollar Tree, Chick-Fil-A and more.

The Plant is a neighborhood center anchored by Sprouts Farmers Market and EOS Fitness. Developed by Common Bond Development Group in 2016, the 57,344-square-foot center exhibits sleek modern architecture. The property has excellent frontage on Gilbert Road, one of the strongest north-south roads in the Southeast Valley. The strong retailers are supported by an affluent trade area and population that is growing rapidly.

Phoenix Commercial Advisors has sold portions of the property and has leased it to a variety of tenants. The center’s notable brands besides its anchors include Dairy Queen, Café Rio, Pet Planet, Starbucks, Nationwide Vision Center, Nekter Juice Bar, Dunkin’ and AT&T.