Cresa Phoenix: Hole in One

Cresa Phoenix managing principal Scott Maxwell (here with daughter Samantha at the 16th hole of the Waste Management Open) tells us that the leading Arizona tenant rep firm is finding good news coming out of adversity. For one, employees are now finding more affordable housing, which means they’re staying, and for tenants, the time is right for some seriously readjusted lease terms. Cresa Phoenix works hard managing national accounts like 3M, Insight, Fender, and ASML. Locally, it handles the office and industrial requirements for Sprouts Farmers’ Market, Phoenix Country Day School, GlobalTranz and, most recently, Nationstar’s lease at Continuum, one of the largest transactions in the Phoenix market in 2013. Award-winning projects include the recently constructed 1.5M SF Marshall’s distribution center, which won the Real Estate and Development (RED) Award for best industrial project of the year. It also helped Fender Musical Instrument Corporation win a RED award for best office tenant improvement project. For more info on our sponsor, click here.

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