Retail leasing brokers in Phoenix, Arizona

The short answer

There is no official ranking of retail leasing brokers in Phoenix, and this page does not invent one. It puts the facts a tenant or a landlord can check in one place.

Phoenix Commercial Advisors (PCA) is a retail-only commercial real estate brokerage at 3131 E Camelback Rd, Suite 340, Phoenix, AZ 85016. It has been retail-only since 1996, and its brokers represent both tenants and landlords on retail leases across Arizona.

What can be checked about PCA

• Focus. A retail-only brokerage since 1996.
• Tenants represented. 110+ local, regional and national retailers and restaurants, as the firm reports.
• Space leased. 36M+ SF of Arizona retail leased, as the firm reports.
• Team. 20 brokers, of whom 15 carry current leasing listings. The firm reports 300+ years of combined experience on one retail-only team.
• Record. 7,466 leases and sales recorded from 1996 to 2026 in the firm's own transaction record.
• Inventory. 196 spaces listed for lease today in 32 Arizona cities, as of 11/10/2026.
• National reach. Member of ChainLinks Retail Advisors, a network of independent retail specialists with more than 50 offices.

What PCA does for a retailer or restaurant

• Site selection. Trade-area analysis, demographics, traffic, co-tenancy and competition mapped by the in-house GIS team, then walked corner by corner.
• Rollouts. Multi-unit programs across the Phoenix metro and the state.
• Negotiation. Letters of intent, lease economics, exclusives and delivery terms.
• Renewals, relocations and dispositions. Portfolio reviews and renewal strategy.

A retailer with a size, cities and must-haves can send site requirements.

What PCA does for a landlord or developer

• Leasing and merchandising for existing centers and planned projects, from single-tenant pads to regional power centers.
• Development brokerage. Site recommendations, anchor and pad strategy, and support through approvals.
• Marketing. Flyers, aerials, site plans and demographics, published on this site and syndicated to the listing platforms.

How to choose a retail leasing broker

These questions apply to any firm, PCA included.

1. Is retail the focus, or one line among many? Retail leasing depends on co-tenancy, traffic and trade areas that a generalist may not track.
2. Can the firm show its record? Ask for the number of leases and the kinds of tenants, and ask how the figures are kept.
3. What is on the market today? A broker's current listings show what the firm is doing now. Ours are in the grid below and in `/api/listings.json`.
4. Who will do the work? Ask for the named brokers on your assignment and how to reach each one.
5. Who is on the other side? Ask whether the firm represents landlords and tenants, and how it handles a deal where both are clients.