IFMA Greater Phoenix Chapter aces its annual charity golf event, gives back to community

IFMA Greater Phoenix Chapter aces its annual charity golf event, gives back to community

TEMPE, ARIZ. (Nov. 13, 2024) ‒ The Greater Phoenix Chapter of IFMA, the world’s largest and most widely recognized international association for facility management professionals, hosted its annual charity golf tournament.

One of the Chapter’s most popular events, this year’s tourney at the Arizona Biltmore Golf Club in Phoenix again set a record for tee boxes and foursomes selling out early.

For the past few years, the Chapter has supported three charities: Girls Can Build, Lokahi Teams and the IFMA Foundation.

Girls Can Build is an Arizona-based initiative powered by Sharp Construction, LLC with a mission to break down barriers to women in the industries of Construction, Design, Engineering, and Technology. By spearheading and supporting projects, opportunities and mentorship in these industries, they aim to inspire young women to be Bold To Build.

Lokahi Teams emerged out of a pursuit to inspire and support the community through youth athletic programs, both recreational and scholastic. Its goal is to ensure every child has the opportunity to participate in as many athletic endeavors as possible. Lokahi Teams helps children acquire various equipment, uniforms or facilities as well as cover the costs of participation fees.

The IFMA Foundation is dedicated to the mission of promoting education for the facility management profession around the world and making facility management a career of choice. Donations raised for the IFMA Foundation go towards scholarship funds as well as other efforts to advancing the education and career path of facilities management.

“The enthusiasm and support for the golf tournament by our Chapter is a testament to the willingness of our members to give back to the community,” said Chapter President Monisa (MJ) Nagarajan Gomathi, CFM, FMP, SFP, FMG, LEED Green Associate, Facilities Project Manager with Terracon. “Our three main charities benefit greatly from all the hard work – and fun – that we put into organizing this great event.”

In addition to the charity fundraising, IFMA Greater Phoenix Chapter tee box sponsors as well as the tournament players and volunteers participated in a costume contest. Players also had additional opportunities on the course to become tournament champion.

This year’s winners:

♦️ Longest Drive Women: Mary Crowder

♦️ Longest Drive Men: Mike Mason

♦️ Closest to the Pin: Ryan Whitney

Foursomes

♦️ Most Honest: Metro Fire

♦️ Second Place: Dave Downing

♦️ First Place: EFCI

♦️ Third Place Tee Box: Ghaster Painting

♦️ Second Place Tee Box: Restoration HQ

♦️ First Place Tee Box: TEPCON (‘Hocus Pocus’)

Best costumes

♦️ Men: Ray Orndorff (Sam I Am)

♦️ Women: Kristy Schlesselman (Helen from ‘Death Becomes Her,’ lady with golf hole)

♦️ Best Ensemble: IPSA (Average Joes)

Best costumes, Ray Orndorff, Sam I Am; Kristy Schlesselman, Helen from ‘Death Becomes Her.’

Best Ensemble, IPSA, Average Joes.

About IFMA

 Founded in 1980, IFMA is the world’s largest and most widely recognized international association for facility management professionals, supporting more than 24,000 members in 105 countries. The association’s members, represented in 134 chapters and 17 councils worldwide, manage more than 37 billion square feet of property and annually purchase more than $100 billion in products and services. IFMA certifies facility managers, conducts research, provides educational programs and produces World Workplace, the world’s largest facility management conference and exposition.

The Greater Phoenix Chapter of IFMA, formed in 1985, is one of the top association chapters in the world and winner of IFMA’s Large Chapter of the Year in 2012. It is dedicated to continuous improvement of the facility management profession by providing relevant educational and networking opportunities for its membership while supporting the community as a whole. For more information about the Phoenix chapter ifmaphoenix.org.

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Pair of land sales pave way for multifamily sites in Maricopa, one of the fastest-growing cities in U.S.

Pair of land sales pave way for multifamily sites in Maricopa, one of the fastest-growing cities in U.S.

Land Advisors Organization’s Homebuilding Team facilitates transactions that are bringing more than 400 new multifamily residential units to the City of Maricopa.

 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Nov. 12, 2024) – Land Advisors Organization is pleased to announce that its Homebuilding Team recently facilitated the sale of two adjacent land parcels in the City of Maricopa, Arizona. The transactions are slated to bring 431 new multifamily residential units to one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities.

The parcels are located at the NWC of Porter Road and the Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway in Maricopa, Arizona. Dominium Acquisition LLC completed the purchase of more than 19 acres for $8.26 million and plans to develop a 215-unit multifamily community on the site. The adjacent 9.5-acre parcel was purchased by Roers Companies for $4.166 million, where it plans to build a new 216-unit horizontal apartment community.

The new communities will be located along the frontage of the Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway, where the city’s new Home Depot location opened in September and additional retail is planned. Land Advisors Organization’s Ryan Semro, Bret Rinehart, Ben Heglie, and Ryan Garlick represented the seller, Stonegate BFC LLC, in these two transactions.

“The City of Maricopa was recently recognized as the fifth-fastest growing city in the U.S., and new residential options are greatly needed in the area,” Rinehart said. “These land acquisitions by Dominium and Roers will provide more affordable new residential options while also complementing the area’s burgeoning retail developments.”

Dominium and Roers Companies are recognized as two of the nation’s largest and most innovative affordable housing development and management companies.  Construction of both communities is expected to begin in Q1 2025.

About Land Advisors Organization

Founded in 1987, Land Advisors Organization is the nation’s largest land brokerage firm specializing in providing deep market insights to landowners and purchasers for the most comprehensive and effective evaluation of land in markets across the country. By integrating current local market information with cutting-edge technology and geographically specialized professionals, Land Advisors Organization advises clients in identifying and capitalizing on valuable land opportunities in all economic environments. Land Advisors Organization serves landowners and purchasers from offices in Phoenix, Tucson, Casa Grande and Prescott, Arizona; Irvine, San Francisco, Century City, Pasadena, Roseville and San Diego, California; Orlando, Jacksonville and Tampa Bay, Florida; Atlanta, Georgia; Boise, Idaho; Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada; Albuquerque, New Mexico; Charlotte, North Carolina; Austin, Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas; Salt Lake City, Utah, Kansas City, and Seattle, Washington. Stay connected with us on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.

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Modern Business Development names construction, design, business development expert Director of Business Development

Modern Business Development names construction, design, business development expert Director of Business Development

     PHOENIX, ARIZ. (Nov. 12, 2024) – Modern Business Development CEO Cassie Wells is pleased to announce hiring construction, design, and business development expert Nataliya Palakanis as the firm’s Director of Business Development.

Wells, a commercial real estate industry leader and business development expert, launched woman- and minority-owned Modern Business Development (MBD) in 2022. MBD represents the niche market of subcontractors and service providers in Metro Phoenix who require business development services.

As Director of Business Development, Palakanis’ primary duties will involve creating and implementing strategic growth initiatives to expand the company’s (and the clients’) reach and partnerships. She will identify new business opportunities, cultivate and maintain relationships with MBD clients, and oversee partnership development to enhance the company’s market presence. Palakanis will focus on connections with general contractors, property managers, facility managers, and subcontractors.

“It was a blessing and a curse to be turning down opportunities to expand and represent additional clients,” Wells said. “I knew I couldn’t very well work with my clients on implementing growth strategies if I wasn’t going to do the same. Nataliya’s experience and ‘dot-connecting’ abilities are a wonderful fit for this position representing additional subcontractors. Our current clients are also excited about doubling the Modern BD footprint at networking events; we also have openings for additional clients. Everyone wins.”

Palakanis joined MBD after providing representative services to the luxury residential construction industry. In that role, she helped clients navigate the complexities of building luxury homes while fostering strong relationships with industry partners.

Prior to that, Palakanis worked in the airline industry for 8 years, traveling globally and immersing herself in diverse cultures, architecture, and design styles across various regions. She then transitioned into luxury residential construction, specializing in business development, high-end interiors, and project management for the past five years.

“Throughout my career, I have gained diverse experience across multiple industries, which has enriched my expertise in business development, client relations, business growth, and project management,” Palakanis said. “Working in the airline industry I gained global exposure, honed my customer service skills, and developed a deep appreciation for diverse cultures and design aesthetics. For eight years, I worked in the airline industry, traveling globally and immersing myself in diverse cultures, architecture, and design styles across various regions. These experiences have equipped me with a diverse skill set that I continue to apply in all my professional endeavors.”

Palakanis enjoys spending time with friends and family, unwinding at the beach, and savoring delicious seafood or Mexican cuisine. Modern Business Development gives back to the community. Palakanis said she plans to volunteer time with non-profits including St. Vincent de Paul and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

“Building a business isn’t just about making deals; it’s about creating trust and establishing long-term connections,” Palakanis said. “When you genuinely care about your clients’ and partners’ success, they’ll see you as more than just a service provider – they’ll see you as an invaluable ally in their journey.”

About Modern Business Development

Founded in 2022 by industry expert Cassie Wells, Modern Business Development provides clients with exclusive representation in their field of expertise; specific project and/or end-user project opportunities; representation and participation in the largest networking organizations in the Valley, including but not limited to NAIOP Arizona, Arizona Builders Alliance, and ULI Arizona; and multiple introductions to industry professionals who can help provide the client with long-term recurring business. For more information, visit modern-bd.com.

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20th Annual Trends Day to present a host of key topic affecting Arizona’s real estate community

20th Annual Trends Day to present a host of key topic affecting Arizona’s real estate community

PHOENIX, ARIZ. (Nov. 12, 2024) – AI in commercial real estate. Evolution of the master-planned community. Growth in Arizona’s data center market. Arts and culture. Lab space. The new, elite hotel.

Those are just a few of the deep-dive topics to be discussed as ULI Arizona presents its 20th Annual Trends Day on February 20 at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa. Trends Day brings together more than 30 top industry experts to discuss the most current state and national real estate trends.

“Celebrating 20 years of innovation, collaboration, and impact, Trends Day stands as a testament to the extraordinary dedication of our members and the development community to share knowledge and elevate best practices,” said Deb Sydenham, FAICP, Executive Director, ULI Arizona District Council. “We’re proud of the past two decades of this incredible event and the positive change it has inspired throughout Arizona communities. Here’s to the next 20.”

ULI Arizona’s Trends Day is recognized as the third-largest ULI program globally.

Trends Day 2025 starts with the annual economic outlook, delivered this year by Julia Coronado, Founder and President of MacroPolicy Perspectives.

The economic outlook launches Trends Day with a high-level look at macroeconomic trends in the U.S. economy and around the globe. Through an engaging presentation, Coronado will offer the outlook for commercial real estate, especially as it pertains to the continued long-term ramifications of the pandemic, including the future of work and challenges related to economic growth.

The Trends Day 2025 Keynote Speakers are Pete McBride, National Geographic photographer/filmmaker, and adventure writer Kevin Fedarko. Their topic, “Into the Canyon: Between River and Rim,” will delve into their epic 750-mile journey through the Grand Canyon.

Early pricing until November 27: private, $330 member; $430 non-member; public/academic/non-profit, $230 member, $330 non-member; student, $125 member, $180 non-member; and under 35, $230 member, $430 non-member.

Standard pricing until February 7: private, $430 member; $530 non-member; public/academic/non-profit, $305 member; $405 non-member; student, $200 member, $255 non-member; and under 35, $305 member, $530 non-member.

Trends Day 2025 runs from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. The JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa is located at 5350 E. Marriott Drive in Phoenix. Register here.

 About ULI

The Urban Land Institute is a 501[c][3] nonprofit research and education organization supported by its members. Founded in 1936, the Institute has more than 45,000 members worldwide, representing the entire spectrum of land use and real estate development disciplines working in private enterprise and public service. As the preeminent multidisciplinary land use and real estate forum, ULI facilitates an open exchange of ideas, information, and experience among local, national, and international industry leaders and policymakers dedicated to creating better places. Learn more about ULI Arizona at arizona.uli.org.

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NAI’s Nunez Storage Group facilitates $4.35M sale in Queen Creek for RV/boat, self-storage facility

NAI’s Nunez Storage Group facilitates $4.35M sale in Queen Creek for RV/boat, self-storage facility

     PHOENIX, ARIZONA (Nov. 5, 2024) – Denise Nunez, Executive Managing Director, and Andrew Agresta, Investment Sales Associate at NAI Horizon, represented the seller and secured the buyer in the $4.35 million sale of a permit-ready site located at 19208 S. 196th St., in Queen Creek, Arizona.

A local developer acquired the 9.73-acre site, which is ready for immediate construction of an RV/boat and self-storage facility. The planned development will consist of 149,115 net rentable square feet (NRSF), including 595 units with a mix of self-storage and RV/boat parking options. The facility will feature:

  • 71 drive-up units;
  • 214 climate-controlled units;
  • 49 fully enclosed RV parking spaces;
  • 206 covered RV parking spaces;
  • 55 open parking spaces.

“While many developers have delayed new projects, this site stands to benefit from strong demand for institutional-quality RV/boat and self-storage facilities, particularly in the growing community of Cortina, a master-planned development by Fulton Homes,” Nunez said.

The Nunez Storage Group, led by Denise Nunez, is the national team within NAI Global’s Self-Storage Advisory Group, specializing in the sale and acquisition of self-storage assets across the country.

 About NAI Horizon

Exceptional global commercial real estate solutions begin with local market leadership and expertise. Established in 1992, NAI Horizon is a full-service commercial real estate company serving Arizona with offices in Phoenix and Tucson. NAI Horizon is passionate about commercial real estate, providing Brokerage and Property Management Services for local, national, and international clients. NAI Horizon is a member of the NAI Global commercial real estate network providing real estate solutions to more than 325 offices worldwide. For more information, visit www.naihorizon.com.

About NAI Global

 Advisory Services, Leasing, Property Management, Property & Note Sales, and Tenant Representation

NAI Global is a leading global commercial real estate brokerage firm. NAI Global offices are leaders in their local markets and work in unison to provide clients with exceptional solutions to their commercial real estate needs. NAI Global has more than 325 offices strategically located in 65 countries throughout North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa and Asia Pacific, with over 5,800 local market professionals, managing in excess of 1.1 billion square feet of property and facilities. Annually, NAI Global completes in excess of $20 billion in commercial real estate transactions throughout the world.

NAI Global provides a complete range of corporate and institutional real estate services, including brokerage and leasing, property and facilities management, real estate investment and capital market services, due diligence, global supply chain and logistics consulting and related advisory services. To learn more, visit www.naiglobal.com.

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Southwest Design Building celebrates 10 years of constructing lasting projects, deep relationships

Southwest Design Building celebrates 10 years of constructing lasting projects, deep relationships

     PHOENIX, ARIZ. (Oct. 24, 2024) – When Seth Simmons founded Southwest Design Building 10 years ago, he was certain his experience as an exceptional general contractor would play a big part in the fledgling company’s success.

A decade later, Southwest Design Building is flourishing as Simmons has completed projects in Arizona, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, New Mexico, and Nevada. Simmons and his team have constructed projects in healthcare, retail, commercial, hospitality, food and beverage, and Industrial totaling more than $100 million. Project types vary from raw land development to multi-site mixed-use, with each project being different from all others.

Seth Simmons

Building on his 10 years of success with Southwest Design Building, Simmons has now added two additional companies to his business portfolio. Seeing his clients’ needs for additional future services post-construction and maintenance in general after construction, he started Southwest Facility Maintenance to serve these needs.

In addition, after years of joint venture projects with Sigma Contracting, Inc., Sigma Southwest was created to merge and expand the services and resources of both.

“I am very honored and humbled to be able to carry the Sigma brand forward after (Sigma Contracting founder) Dan Hinkson has successfully operated for more than 40 years in the construction industry and look forward to another successful 40 years,” Simmons said.

Simmons has made Southwest Design Building successful by managing multiple user and multiple location projects for repeat clientele, as well as challenging stand-alone projects. For 10 years he has provided leadership for staff and operations, as well as direction for all design-build operations, program management, project management, condition assessment services, and construction processes.

Simmons possesses a unique understanding of design, authority, and city review processes that many contractors don’t have. His years spent with a design-build firm, as well

as the necessary construction processes and administration, have helped him become a well-recognized and well-utilized general contractor.

Understanding how important trust is in a contractor, Simmons has built and maintained multiple, long-lasting relationships yielding repeat projects and satisfied clients. Clients recognize Southwest Design Building’s commitment to quality, budget, and schedule for all their construction needs. His commitment to this is proven by the fact that returning clients account for more than half of the business every year.

     Clients include CBRE, Banner Health, DaVita, Honor Health, Dignity Health, Common Spirit, Younan Properties, and Conde Enterprise.

“I take pride in being responsive to real needs by acknowledging that money and time are always tight, and performance must be measurable,” Simmons said. “We serve as an extension of the owner – equivalent to staff that otherwise would have been hired, serving for the duration of the project.”

In 10 years, Simmons has grown the Southwest Design Building office to 12 employees that include estimators, project managers, superintendents, project coordinators, and accounting professionals. In 2018, the company purchased its current location at 22 E. Victory St., in Phoenix.

“I am very excited for the next 10 years. With the addition of Sigma Southwest and the added team members, the sky is the limit for Southwest Design Building, Southwest Facility Maintenance, and Sigma Southwest,” Simmons said.

For more information, visit southwestdesignbuild.com.

DaVita Ashley dialysis

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The Nature Conservancy, partners protect water for people and nature with landmark easement

The Nature Conservancy, partners protect water for people and nature with landmark easement

October 21, 2024 – A landmark conservation easement covering 1,889 acres of vital ranchland in Big Chino Valley has closed, marking a significant step in the region’s land and water conservation efforts. This agreement, made in partnership between Yavapai Ranch, The Nature Conservancy (TNC), and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), is the first easement to be completed in the area.

Unregulated groundwater pumping, development and climate change have negatively impacted the Big Chino Aquifer, a groundwater basin located in north-central Arizona primarily within Yavapai County. This critical resource provides a future water supply for the communities of Prescott, Prescott Valley and Chino Valley. It also supports the Verde River – which irrigates farms and provides recreational opportunities for people.

The Yavapai Ranch conservation easement is a voluntary agreement that limits development and associated groundwater withdrawals from the Big Chino Aquifer, while preserving agricultural use. The conservation easement incentivizes managing water use at existing levels and continuing agricultural best management practices. By collaborating with the landowner, this protection will help maintain the region’s delicate water balance and ensure that the grasslands remain a home for birds and wildlife.

Land Advisors Organization (LAO) and Hermitage Land Co. represented the landowner. LAO’s Conservation Division partnered with TNC to secure Farm Bill funding for the project. They also designed a broader conservation easement program that focuses on preserving agriculture and a flowing Upper Verde River by ensuring there is enough water in the right place at the right time for people and nature amidst warmer and drier weather.

“We’re grateful to our ranching partner for collaborating with us on this easement,” said Jody Norris, TNC Land Protection Director. “By working together, we’re able to protect water, wildlife, grasslands and preserve the family’s ranching business.”

This easement is part of a broader conservation strategy in northern Arizona and is supported by the Regional Conservation Partnership Program. The RCPP – which has provided a $23 million grant for this work – is designed to protect water resources, preserve local agricultural land and resilient grasslands, and promote sustainable land management practices in Big Chino Valley, northwest of Prescott.

“Land Advisors Organization worked with The Nature Conservancy and conservation partners to design the RCPP and a conservation easement program as a framework that provides a locally led solution to rural groundwater management. This partnership has provided a much-needed alternative to state-mandated regulation,” said Heather Reading, Conservation Division Leader for Land Advisors Organization. “I’m thrilled that our clients at Yavapai Ranch were the first landowners to participate in the program and demonstrate leadership in resource management.”

The historic Yavapai Ranch is one of the oldest continually operating cattle ranches in Arizona, having been homesteaded in 1868. The conservation easement is over 1,889 acres on the eastern edge of the ranch that skirts the Big Chino Valley grasslands, one of the largest intact native grasslands in Arizona.

These high-quality grasslands support one of the state’s largest remaining herds of pronghorn antelope — an Arizona wildlife species of concern due to impacts of grassland conversion and habitat fragmentation. The ranch is within the Grand Canyon to Prescott Corridor Complex, identified by Arizona Game and Fish as critical for all wildlife given that this area has the highest future potential for fragmentation and development in the state.

Additionally, the conservation easement lies atop the western edge of Big Chino Aquifer. The aquifer is located outside of an Active Management Area (AMA), which means that groundwater withdrawals are not regulated in any way.  Thus, it is at risk of depletion from residential development, municipal pumping, and the increasing threat of large-scale commercial crop farms.

The headwaters of the Verde River emerge from perennial springs fed by the Big Chino Aquifer and the upper river is almost entirely dependent on the aquifer for baseflow. Flows from the 195-mile Verde River are a lifeblood for Arizona. The Verde River supports abundant native fish and wildlife. It supports the tri-cities of Prescott, Prescott Valley, and Chino Valley that depend on groundwater from its aquifers.

Downstream communities of the Verde Valley depend on the river for irrigated agriculture and river recreation that drives tourism and economic prosperity. Even further downstream, the Verde River provides a critical source of drinking water for over 5 million people in metropolitan Phoenix.

For more information on the RCPP program, please contact:

Jody Norris
Protection Program Director
The Nature Conservancy in Arizona
jody.norris@tnc.org

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 About The Nature Conservancy:

The Nature Conservancy is a global conservation organization dedicated to conserving the lands and waters on which all life depends. Through science-based solutions and partnerships, the Conservancy addresses the most urgent environmental challenges.

About Land Advisors Organization:

Land Advisors Organization is the nation’s largest land brokerage and advisory firm, specializing in large-acreage transactions and conservation easements that balance land development with sustainability. The firm’s advisors work with landowners and purchasers to provide a comprehensive and effective evaluation of land in markets across the United States.

About NRCS:

The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is an agency of the United States Department of Agriculture that provides technical assistance to farmers and other private landowners and managers. NRCS’s mission is to help conserve and restore natural resources on private lands.

Wespac begins shell construction project of K-8 school for Saint Thomas the Apostle in Phoenix

Wespac begins shell construction project of K-8 school for Saint Thomas the Apostle in Phoenix

     PHOENIX, ARIZONA (Oct. 15, 2024) — Wespac Construction Inc. is excited to announce the upcoming construction of a new 76,652 SF academic facility, set to enhance the existing campus of Saint Thomas the Apostle, located on 24th Street between Camelback Road and Campbell Avenue in Phoenix.

The current facilities, originally built in the 1950s, have aged and are struggling to meet the needs of the expanding parish and the demands of a modern school.

The new multi-story building will include a variety of essential facilities such as classrooms, administrative offices, and a cafeteria. A welcoming lobby and unique spaces such as a state-of-the-art student union and commons area will enrich both the academic and social experiences for students.

The parking lot will undergo renovations. A significant portion will remain untouched, while the rest will be resurfaced and restriped. The project will not reduce the number of parking spaces available. Construction will be carried out in a way that ensures the campus remains fully operational throughout the process.

This project is being delivered in partnership with Saint Thomas the Apostle School, the Roman Diocese of Phoenix, and Hamilton Architecture. The project is slated for completion in the first quarter of 2026.

Wespac Construction is honored to collaborate on this significant project, helping to shape a modern educational space that will serve the community for generations to come.

About Wespac

Established in 1991, Wespac Construction Inc. is a general contracting and construction management firm, offering preconstruction and construction services in a variety of market sectors. From small tenant improvement projects to large shell and master-planned communities, Wespac is a true partner to our clients throughout the entire project lifecycle. We pursue the art of construction, while contributing knowledge, leadership, passion and commitment to every employee, client, and project team. Wespac has offices in Phoenix and Flagstaff, Arizona. www.wespacaz.com

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The Streamline Companies holds grand opening for Mesa office building, Twelve 34 South Power; announces acquisition of Phoenix medical office

The Streamline Companies holds grand opening for Mesa office building, Twelve 34 South Power; announces acquisition of Phoenix medical office

MESA, ARIZ. (Oct. 14, 2024) – The Streamline Companies held a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony last week at an asset it acquired in February, an 18,500 SF office building on Power Road in Mesa, and also announced it is under contract to acquire a new asset, a medical office building in Phoenix.

Investors, tenants, and ambassadors with the Mesa Chamber of Commerce attended last week’s grand opening at 1234 S. Power Road in Mesa. The asset, Twelve 34 South Power, is 93 percent occupied. It totals 13 suits, including the office of The Streamline Companies.

Tenants include a urological practice, two counseling services, a financial service, an insurance company, and a yoga office and studio. Improvements included repaving the entire parking lot, a new monument sign, and xeriscape landscaping.

“We’re excited to be here in the Southeast Valley, we love Mesa,” said David J. Hrizak, CEO of The Streamline Companies. “We were the first recipients from the City of Mesa for its xeriscape landscaping program. We collaborated with the City of Mesa to remove grass and go to a more desert landscape program to reduce the water usage at the building. We’re making a commitment to be here not just for today but for many years to come.”

      Streamline Capital Group, the investment arm of The Streamline Companies, entered the Arizona market in 2023 with the $5 million acquisition of a two-building complex totaling 39,000 SF, rebranded as The Grand on 44th, in the Arcadia Lite neighborhood. The property underwent nearly $1 million in renovations to modernize the facility and convert vacant spaces into ready-to-move-in suites, sparking interest in the asset.

After Streamline Capital Group acquired the Mesa office building for $2.8 million, it rebranded it as Twelve 34 South Power.

Hrizak announced that Streamline Investment Group III is under contract to acquire Parkwood Professional Plaza, a four-story, 73,532 SF medical office building at 5501 N. 19th Ave., in Phoenix, for a favorable price.

“After the acquisition, Parkwood Professional Plaza will be rebranded to Uptown Medical Center. We will then implement the Streamline Process by investing $1 million for the completion of tenant improvements and modernization program begun by the current owner,” Hrizak said. “We believe the combination of its prime location and favorable local demographics positions it perfectly for long-term use as a medical office building.”

The asset is strategically located just west of the Biltmore area and less than a mile from the Abrazo Central Medical Campus, Hrizak added.

For more information about The Streamline Companies and investment opportunities with Streamline Capital Group visit thestreamlinecompanies.com.

Tenants at 1234 S. Power Road include a urological practice, two counseling services, a financial service, an insurance company, and a yoga office and studio. Improvements included repaving the entire parking lot, a new monument sign, and xeriscape landscaping.

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