Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR is the market leader for Tucson commercial real estate. Employee owned and founded in 1985, we offer commercial real estate sales, leasing, and property management for office, medical, retail, industrial, land and investment properties in Southern Arizona and Sonora, Mexico. Our clients benefit from the combined resources of our local expertise and Cushman & Wakefield’s global services platform.
Sales & Leasing
41
Years in Business
+4.7M SF
Properties Managed
630
Transactions in 2025
$1.8M
Donated to Youth Charities
Happening Now
Three Sonora-based manufacturers toured industrial space in Nogales with urgent U.S. requirements. All three have now paused their searches.
At the same time, Mexico recorded a record US$23.59B in Q1 2026 foreign direct investment, driven largely by existing users expanding in
Data centers are reshaping land values. @CushWake points to a few big shifts in how sites are being evaluated:
🔋Power is emerging as the main constraint. New projects often depend on high capacity transmission lines and grid connections that can take 3 to 10 years to deliver.
Our Property Management team, including Tina Olson, Jessica Abeyta, Licarose Gonzalez, Dalena Gregory, Erin Thompson, Mandy Verdugo, Kathy Moon, & Mary Lou Lara, recently wrapped up a productive few days at BOMA 2026 in Long Beach, California.
Hosted at the Long Beach
🎆Happy 4th of July from the Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR team!
We kicked off the holiday with our 4th Annual Dip Off and the office absolutely showed up this year, with more than 15 homemade dips on the table, making it our most competitive year yet! Congratulations to Chaica
Congratulations to Steve Cohen for closing our top sale this week! The property is a large industrial building on 7.8 acres in south Tucson, with office space, warehouse and manufacturing areas, and a secured yard. It also includes an 18,000 SF covered work area and sits near
Tucson residents made their priorities clear during the Plan Tucson 2025 outreach: more local entertainment, the reuse of vacant big-box stores, and a shift toward discount retail to help balance the rising cost of living.
The commercial real estate market is answering the call.
