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Phoenix by the Numbers:
$265 billion TSMC's total planned Arizona investment after its additional $100 billion commitment in July 2026, covering 10 fabs, two advanced packaging facilities and an R&D center in North Phoenix.
What it means for you: One company investing an amount equal to more than 40% of Arizona's GDP is anchoring high-wage jobs, supplier relocations and housing demand across the Valley for the next decade.
70+ expansions Semiconductor expansions Arizona has attracted since 2020, representing more than $314 billion in investment, the most of any state.
What it means for you: TSMC is the headline, but an entire supply chain is following it, creating demand for industrial, office, retail and housing well beyond the fab sites.
4.7 million SF Of industrial net absorption in Q2 2026. Vacancy fell to 9.6%, down 260 basis points year over year.
What it means for you: Demand is outpacing new supply again, and large users like DHL are committing to million-square-foot footprints.
450,000 SF Of office net absorption in Q2 2026, as office vacancy fell at its fastest pace in more than a decade. No new speculative office projects broke ground.
What it means for you: Office has turned the corner, and with no new supply coming, well-located buildings are positioned to tighten further.
5.2% retail vacancy Projected for year-end 2026, among the tightest in the nation. Nearly 90% of the 2.8 million SF delivering this year is already preleased, and asking rents are forecast to rise 3.2%.
What it means for you: Rooftops and jobs are pulling retail demand ahead of supply, giving owners and developers real pricing power.
12,400+ units Of apartment absorption in the first half of 2026, pushing multifamily vacancy to a three-year low as deliveries slowed.
What it means for you: The supply wave is cresting just as TSMC and its suppliers ramp hiring, setting up the next leg of rent growth.
Speakers and Panels
Capital Markets: Getting Deals Done
How lenders, equity, and owners are pricing risk, structuring debt, and closing transactions as rates stabilize and the 2027 maturity wall arrives
Katie Hubbard
President
Walton Global
Tanner Tremaine
VP
Majestic Realty Co.
Mitch Ginsberg
Founder and Executive Chairman
CommLoan
Patrick O’Donnell
VP, Debt & Structured Finance
Colliers
Beyond the Chip: Megaprojects Reshaping Every Property Type
What the Valley's biggest development projects mean for real estate far beyond industrial
Brad LeBlanc
Chief Development Officer
Best Western Hotels & Resorts
Dan Slack
President & COO
Baker Development Corporation
Jason Morris
Partner
Withey Morris, PLC.
April Morris
VP
Hotwire Communications
Phoenix 2027: The Year Ahead
What population growth, a pro-business policy climate, and the development pipeline tell us about where the Valley is headed next
Joshua Bednarek
Planning & Development
Director City of Phoenix
Brian Cassidy
President
CCBG Architects
Mark Stapp
Director of the Master's in Real Estate Development
ASU
Tonya Lively
VP
Commonwealth Land Title
Why you can't miss this conference
What You'll Learn:
How the Phoenix capital stack looks for deals in 2027, where debt and equity are actually flowing, with industrial net absorption up 200% year over year to open 2026.
Where cap rates, lending conditions, and transaction volume stand today, and which asset classes are seeing capital return first.
What's separating top-performing assets from underperformers across office, industrial, multifamily, and retail right now.
How megaprojects like TSMC, Amkor, and Halo Vista are reshaping land costs, power availability, and demand, with TSMC's Arizona investment now topping $265 billion and Halo Vista alone projected to bring 70,000 jobs at full build-out.
What slowing population growth and tightening power availability mean for where and how the Valley builds next, as growth has slowed 40% from its 2021-2022 peak.
Where Phoenix's growth, rents, and demand are headed through 2027, and how owners and developers are underwriting for what's next.
Who You'll Network With:
Owners & Operators — institutional platforms, regional owner-operators, and private investors with active portfolios across metro Phoenix
Developers — local and national firms with projects delivered, under construction, or in the pipeline across Tempe, Scottsdale, Chandler, the West Valley, and North Phoenix
Capital Markets & Lenders — construction lenders, bridge debt providers, agency debt advisors, and equity partners active in Phoenix transactions
Government & Economic Development Officials — city and county officials, GPEC and Arizona Commerce Authority leadership driving growth policy
Brokers & Investment Sales Teams — specialists active across the Valley and Maricopa County
Architects, Engineers & Contractors — the design and construction firms delivering the next generation of Phoenix product
Property Management & PropTech — management companies and technology platforms serving the Phoenix market
Projects & News You Need to Know
Venue
Kimpton Miralina
7200 N Scottsdale Rd.
Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Ballroom Name: Meridian Ballroom
Parking Details:
Parking at the venue is Complimentary. Guests will want to follow the signage that directs to the Horizon Parking Lot.
Agenda
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8:00 AM
9:00 AM
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Breakfast & Networking
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9:00 AM
9:05 AM
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Bisnow Welcome
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9:05 AM
9:50 AM
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Capital Markets: Getting Deals Done
How lenders, equity, and owners are pricing risk, structuring debt, and closing transactions as rates stabilize and the 2027 maturity wall arrives |
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9:50 AM
10:10 AM
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Networking Break
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10:10 AM
10:55 AM
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Beyond the Chip: Megaprojects Reshaping Every Property Type
What the Valley's biggest development projects mean for real estate far beyond industrial |
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11:00 AM
11:45 AM
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Phoenix 2027: The Year Ahead
What population growth, a pro-business policy climate, and the development pipeline tell us about where the Valley is headed next |
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11:45 AM
12:15 PM
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Closing Networking
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