How Phoenix’s Class B office market, upcoming loan maturities stack up


Cushman & Wakefield found the Phoenix metro experienced 2.1 million square feet of negative net absorption through this year's second quarter. Despite that, leases are still getting signed. Of the 3.2 million square feet of leasing activity through Q2, more than half of that took place at a Class B property.

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