36M+ SF of retail projects leased across Arizona.

Leasing and merchandising for existing centers and planned projects, from single-tenant pads to regional power centers. For developers it adds new site recommendations, anchor and pad strategy, and support through the committee approval process, plus a marketing package of flyers, aerials, site plans and demographics.

Owners of existing shopping centers with space to fill or a merchandising plan to reset; developers of planned and ground-up retail projects, from single-tenant pads to regional power centers; and other retail brokers who need a local partner on an Arizona project.

The firm has leased more than 36 million square feet of retail space in Arizona for landlords and developers, from existing centers to ground-up projects with national and regional anchors.

Each assignment gets a marketing plan built for that property, backed by the firm's affiliation with ChainLinks Retail Advisors. The plan uses flyers, aerials, site plans and demographics from the firm's marketing, research and GIS departments. The availability is published on this site, where each listing carries its facts and the brokers to call, and is syndicated to the listing platforms.

The team has direct relationships with the 110-plus retailers and restaurants it represents and sees the pipeline of concepts expanding into Arizona.

Yes. The firm leases for landlords, developers and the retail brokers who work those projects, and each listing names the PCA brokers an outside broker can call.

Landlord and developer assignments are handled by PCA's retail leasing team, and many of those brokers also take tenant assignments, so they see both sides of the market. Every broker is listed at /team/.

Tenant names below are the ones in PCA's record of each assignment, not a current tenant list; stores open and close. Chandler Festival (Chandler): 485,166 SF regional power center built in 2000, next to Chandler Fashion Center and Loop 101, a retail destination for the Southeast Valley. PCA worked with BIG Shopping Center USA and RED Development to lease space to Lowe's, buybuy Baby, Nordstrom Rack, Conn's HomePlus, T.J. Maxx, Ross, OfficeMax, PetSmart, Dollar Tree, Ulta Beauty, Pier 1 Imports, Black Angus Steakhouse and In-N-Out Burger.

QC District (Queen Creek): 131,685 SF grocery-anchored neighborhood center built in 2016 at a regional intersection, part of a retail hub with Queen Creek Marketplace, Queen Creek Crossroads and Cornerstone at Queen Creek. PCA worked with developer Thompson Thrift to lease most of the center to Sprouts Farmers Market, HomeGoods, Red Robin, Mattress Firm, Kay Jewelers, Starbucks, Café Rio, AT&T, The Original Chop Shop, Pet Planet, Orangetheory Fitness, Jersey Mike's Subs and MOD Pizza, and represented the seller and buyer in the center's 2018 sale.

SanTan Village (Gilbert): 245,309 SF power center built in 2006 as a four-phase development within the SanTan Village Master Plan, which serves the Gilbert, Queen Creek and Pinal County trade areas and also includes a regional shopping center at the NWC of Loop 202 and Williams Field Road. The center is anchored by Costco and sits between Chandler Fashion Center and Superstition Springs Center. PCA has leased major portions of the center and has sold several portions. Tenants have included Topgolf, Main Event, Nordstrom Rack, HomeGoods, Living Spaces, Caliber 82 and Shake Shack.

Tempe Marketplace (Tempe): 1.3 million SF regional power center built in 2007, with more than 100 shops and restaurants, more than 300 events a year, and amenities such as fireplaces, water features, pop-up art installations and landscaping. PCA worked with developer Vestar to lease space to several tenants. Tenants have included Target, JCPenney, Harkins Theatres, Best Buy, Dave & Buster's, Ross, Stein Mart, Michaels, Nordstrom Rack, Barnes & Noble, DSW, Total Wine & More, PetSmart, H&M, Old Navy, Cost Plus World Market, Five Below, Forever 21 and BevMo!.

The Plant (Chandler): 57,344 SF neighborhood center developed by Common Bond Development Group in 2016, with frontage on Gilbert Road and anchored by Sprouts Farmers Market and EOS Fitness. PCA has sold portions of the property and has leased it to a variety of tenants. Tenants have included Dairy Queen, Café Rio, Pet Planet, Starbucks, Nationwide Vision Center, Nekter Juice Bar, Dunkin' and AT&T.

The Union (Tempe): mixed-use city block across from Arizona State University in downtown Tempe, with a Canopy by Hilton hotel and two apartment towers of 20 and 12 stories with 407 units. PCA worked with Sundt Construction and Opus Development Group to lease half of the 30,760 SF of retail to Orangetheory Fitness, Sauce Pizza & Wine, Starbucks, Tocaya Organica, Nekter Juice Bar, Insomnia Cookies and others.

Desert Ridge Marketplace (Phoenix): 1,282,171 SF super-regional open-air center in North Phoenix, off Loop 101, with around 75 stores, more than 30 restaurants and an 18-screen cinema, open since 2001. PCA worked with developer Vestar to lease many spaces and has completed several dispositions there. Tenants have included Target, Marshalls, Albertsons, AMC Theatres, Dave & Buster's, JOANN, Barnes & Noble, Ross, DSW, OfficeMax, PetSmart, Old Navy, CVS Pharmacy, Barbeques Galore, Sandbar Mexican Grill, Ulta Beauty and Five Below.

Gateway Pavilions (Avondale): 555,773 SF regional power center built in 2002, with access to I-10 and Loop 101. PCA worked with developer Butler Design Group to lease the majority of the center and continues to help maintain its occupancy. Tenants have included Costco, Harkins Theatres, Marshalls, Bed Bath & Beyond, Petco, Mega Furniture, Ross, Crunch Fitness, DSW, Ulta Beauty, Peter Piper Pizza, Native Grill & Wings and Carrabba's Italian Grill.

Luhrs City Center (Phoenix): the Luhrs Building opened in 1924 as the tallest building in Arizona and the first major commercial office in Phoenix, and the Luhrs Tower opened in 1930 as the state's tallest high rise; both are on the Phoenix Historic Property Register, and the mixed-use property now holds retail, offices and a planned hotel. PCA worked with Lincoln Property Company to lease nearly 16,000 SF of street-front, ground-floor retail to Bitter & Twisted Cocktail Parlour, Monroe's Hot Chicken, La Madeleine French Bakery & Café, Serafina Coffee Bar and others.

Prescott Valley Crossroads (Prescott Valley): 540,105 SF regional power center built in 2008, a 100-acre development on Highway 69. PCA worked with developer Kitchell to lease the retail space to several notable tenants. Tenants have included The Home Depot, Hobby Lobby, Dick's Sporting Goods, Sprouts Farmers Market, Ross, T.J. Maxx, Ulta Beauty, Dollar Tree, Chick-fil-A and more.

San Dorado (Oro Valley): 227,250 SF specialty center built in 2014 at 1st Avenue and Oracle Road in Oro Valley, a suburb of Tucson, at an intersection that also has Target, Home Depot, Fry's, Ross and PetSmart. PCA worked with developers Kitchell and Butler Design Group to lease space to CVS Pharmacy, Panera Bread, Mattress Firm, Chipotle, MOD Pizza, Verizon Wireless and Jersey Mike's Subs. PCA still provides leasing representation and has represented past sales there.

Yuma Palms (Yuma): Yuma Palms Shopping Center is next to Yuma Palms Regional Center, a 1-million-SF open-air lifestyle center built in 2001 off Interstate 8, the main retail focus for metro Yuma, including San Luis and San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico. PCA has leased nearly half of the 1,030,646 SF of retail space and continues to provide leasing representation. Tenants have included Target, Sam's Club, Dillard's, Kohl's, JCPenney, Harkins Theatres, JOANN, Ross, Marshalls, Mor Furniture, Bealls Outlet, Best Buy, PetSmart, Old Navy, Buffalo Wild Wings, Olive Garden and more.

Use the contact form and choose "Landlord or developer with space", or call 602-957-9800. Current availabilities are listed on the landlord representation page and at /properties/for-lease/. An owner who wants a broker opinion of value can start at /sell/property-value/; that page does not show a price.