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More details for 2122 McCulloch Blvd N, Lake Havasu City, AZ - Retail for Sale

BJ's Tavern, LLC - 2122 McCulloch Blvd N

Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Retail for Sale
  • $8,940,100 CAD
  • 2,429 SF
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More details for 2747 Miracle Mile, Bullhead City, AZ - Land for Sale

2747 Miracle Mile

Bullhead City, AZ 86442

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Land for Sale
  • $137,402 CAD
  • 0.12 AC Lot
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More details for 1017-1021 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ - Office for Sale

1017-1021 N Central Ave

Phoenix, AZ 85004

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Office for Sale
  • $6,739,460 CAD
  • 9,250 SF
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More details for 000 Bullhead Parkway, Bullhead City, AZ - Land for Sale

3.8 AC Bullhead Parkway - 000 Bullhead Parkway

Bullhead City, AZ 86442

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Land for Sale
  • $2,682,030 CAD
  • 3.80 AC Lot
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More details for 5125 Valencia, Tucson, AZ - Land for Sale

Valencia Crossing - 5125 Valencia

Tucson, AZ 85756

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Land for Sale
  • $1,375,400 CAD
  • 1.70 AC Lot
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More details for Prescott Regional Airpark – Land for Sale, Prescott, AZ

Prescott Regional Airpark

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Land for Sale
  • $3,643,434 CAD
  • 9.65 AC
  • 2 Land Properties
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More details for 6000 E Coury Dr, Cottonwood, AZ - Flex for Sale

6000 E Coury Dr

Cottonwood, AZ 86326

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Flex for Sale
  • $7,839,780 CAD
  • 40,000 SF
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More details for 104-120 N Morley Ave, Nogales, AZ - Retail for Sale

104-120 N Morley Ave

Nogales, AZ 85621

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Retail for Sale
  • $3,237,691 CAD
  • 40,000 SF
  • Air Conditioning

Nogales Retail for Sale

Drastic Reduction to price as of February 17, 2022 from previously being $4,000,000 to the price above! Located in an Enterprise & Opportunity Zone, Number one busiest street in Nogales ! Was once a historic hotel. Many possibilities!!!! “The Promise of Opportunity Zones” May 17, 2025 Introduction Chairman Paulsen, Ranking Member Heinrich, and members of the committee: it is a pleasure to be with you today. I am the Co-founder and President of the Economic Innovation Group (EIG), a bipartisan research and advocacy organization. EIG helped to design and champion the Investing in Opportunity Act, legislation authored by Senators Tim Scott (R-SC) and Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Representatives Pat Tiberi (R-OH) and Ron Kind (D-WI). This legislation, which enjoyed broad bipartisan support, was the basis for the Opportunity Zones provision in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017. The Opportunity Zones initiative is the most ambitious federal attempt to boost private investment in low-income areas in a generation, one with the potential to drive billions of dollars in new private investment to struggling communities over the coming decade. Since Opportunity Zones became law, EIG has worked closely with state and local policymakers, community organizations, philanthropies, and leading investors to raise awareness, provide analysis, and gather feedback in support of timely and effective implementation nationwide. In the testimony that follows, I will: Highlight key design features of the Opportunity Zones incentive; Provide an overview and analysis of the state selection process and outcomes; Underscore what states, cities, and the federal government should do to make Opportunity Zones successful; and, Address ways to define and measure success. Key features of the Opportunity Zones incentive The fundamental purpose of Opportunity Zones is to encourage long-term equity investments in struggling communities. In pursuing this goal, Congress established an incentive framework flexible enough to support a broad array of investments and encourage creative local implementation strategies. The unique structure – and equity focus – of this incentive has the potential to unlock an entirely new category of investors and create an important new asset class of investments. Congress designed Opportunity Zones to complement existing community development programs while incorporating lessons learned from previous place-based efforts. I want to draw particular attention to two of its most important distinguishing features: First, it is a highly flexible incentive that can be used to fund an array of equity investments in a variety of different sectors. This is critical, because low-income communities have a wide range of needs, and Opportunity Zones at their best will recruit investments in a variety of mutually enforcing enterprises that together improve the equilibrium of the local community. The structural flexibility extends to Opportunity Funds, the intermediaries that raise and deploy capital into Opportunity Zones. These funds can be nimble in responding to market interest and opportunity, thereby widening the aperture of investors who can participate. And, because Opportunity Funds do not need pre-approval for transactions, the cost, complexity, and time needed to deploy capital should be lower than in other programs. Second, the incentive is nationally scalable. There is no fixed cap on the amount on capital that can be channeled to target communities via Opportunity Funds, nor is there a limit on the number of Opportunity Zones that can receive investments in any given year. This scalability derives from that fact that investors are incented to reinvest their own capital gains without any up-front subsidy or allocation. EIG’s analysis of Federal Reserve data found an estimated $6.1 trillion dollars in unrealized capital gains held by U.S. households and corporations as of the end of 2017. Even a small fraction of these gains reinvested into Opportunity Zones would make it the largest economic development initiative in the country. Flexibility and scalability are essential ingredients because they unlock the vast creativity and problem-solving potential of communities and the marketplace in ways that would not be possible under a more prescriptive policy framework. Congress and the Administration should do everything possible to preserve and enhance these features as implementation moves forward in the months ahead, including through technical statutory refinements that will help ensure strong uptake among a broad spectrum of investors. How were Opportunity Zones selected? Congress gave governors of every state and territory the critical lead role of selecting Opportunity Zones. Under the statute, each governor was allowed nominate up to 25 percent of his or her state’s low-income community census tracts to be designated as areas where the federal tax incentive will apply. Low-income community census tracts are generally defined as places with poverty rates of at least 20 percent or median family incomes no greater than 80 percent of the surrounding area. Nearly 32,000 tracts meet this definition nationwide, totaling roughly 43 percent of all U.S. census tracts. Thus, governors had to narrow the pool of eligible tracts down to roughly 8,700 selections. In order to offer real-world flexibility in assembling meaningful zones, governors were permitted to substitute up to 5 percent of their nominated tracts with those that met a slightly lower need threshold, as long as the tracts were contiguous with other nominated low-income community tracts. Governors were required to submit their nominations to the U.S. Department of the Treasury by April 20, and we now await the final tranche of certifications by the Secretary to complete the national map. Congress sought to establish a national standard for Opportunity Zones while allowing local priorities to dictate the target communities. The resulting selection process was in keeping with the federalist spirit of the new law, as states went about identifying priorities, engaging stakeholders, and incorporating additional selection criteria in ways that reflected their unique local characteristics. The core challenge for governors was striking the right balance between need and opportunity. In response, they sought to identify highly distressed communities that demonstrated an absorptive capacity for new capital, strong anchor institutions, and connectivity to infrastructure and markets. EIG recently surveyed state officials involved in designating Opportunity Zones. We have combined responses from 40 states with additional insights gleaned from conversations and online resources to build a thorough understanding of how states selected their zones. States consulted heavily with their municipalities, counties, and local and regional economic development organizations to assemble their portfolios of Opportunity Zones.

Contact:

American Realty Brokers

Date on Market:

2022-04-01

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More details for 500 E Ocotillo Rd, Chandler, AZ - Land for Sale

Great Land Opportunity in Chandler - 500 E Ocotillo Rd

Chandler, AZ 85249

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Land for Sale
  • $9,620,923 CAD
  • 11.72 AC Lot
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More details for Victoria Farms Rd, Lake Havasu City, AZ - Land for Sale

LAKE HAVASU INDUSTRIAL LAND 31 ACRES - Victoria Farms Rd

Lake Havasu City, AZ 86404

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Land for Sale
  • $3,163,420 CAD
  • 31 AC Lot
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More details for 9440 AZ-89A, Sedona, AZ - Hospitality for Sale

Hoel Reserve, Oak Creek Canyon - Sedona - 9440 AZ-89A

Sedona, AZ 86336

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Hospitality for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 16,583 SF
  • Restaurant

Sedona Hospitality for Sale

Hoel Reserve is a rare, legacy hospitality offering located in the heart of Oak Creek Canyon, one of Sedona’s most iconic and naturally protected destinations. Situated along State Route 89A, the property spans approximately 26.78 acres of pristine canyon land and direct Oak Creek frontage and features a unique collection of historic and eco-conscious remodeled cabins nestled among the mature trees of the ponderosa forest. The property has been thoughtfully curated over several years into a destination-style adventure resort that blends hospitality, experiential tourism, and event-driven revenue streams. The offering includes a fully integrated hospitality and mixed-use operation, comprising of 23 unique and individual guest cabins; ranging from studios to 2 bedroom house style cabins, a café, tour and excursion components, and dedicated event (Wedding/Conference) venue spaces. Hoel Reserve is widely recognized for its immersive guest experiences, including private creek access, fireside gatherings, guided hiking excursions, and proximity to some of Northern Arizona’s most visited outdoor attractions. The cabins themselves reflect historic charm dating back to the early 20th century, while ongoing renovations have modernized the asset for today’s traveler without compromising its authenticity. Eco conscious & sustainable future amenities include EV charger, energy-efficient systems and solar path & landscape lighting, spring water in every shower and the tranquility of a landscape nurtured by an on-site water treatment facility. Additional Key Count opportunity: County Approval in hand for 9 additional units. This rare opportunity is available for viewings by appointment only with POF, full financials and OM will be provided at that point. Seller Financing considered for Qualified Buyers.

Contact:

RE/MAX Alliance Group Commercial Division

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

2026-03-23

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More details for 7301 E Butherus Dr, Scottsdale, AZ - Retail for Sale

7301 E Butherus Dr

Scottsdale, AZ 85260

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Retail for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 9,200 SF
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More details for 10000 E University Dr, Prescott Valley, AZ - Office for Sale

10000 E University Drive - 10000 E University Dr

Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Office for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 54,552 SF
  • Air Conditioning
  • Security System
  • 24 Hour Access
  • Fitness Center
  • Conferencing Facility
  • Controlled Access
  • Restaurant
  • Wheelchair Accessible
  • Smoke Detector

Prescott Valley Office for Sale

Executive Summary Offered for sale is a fully entitled, shovel-ready Senior Living development opportunity located in the highly desirable and rapidly growing community of Prescott Valley, Arizona. This exceptional investment presents a rare opportunity to acquire a large-scale, fully approved senior housing project anchored by an existing 54,552 square foot, three-story institutional-quality building designed to serve as the community’s central amenity and services hub. The project is fully approved for the development of 259 residential units consisting of a diversified mix of apartments, single-family cottages, and townhomes. The entitlement allows for flexible execution as either a 55+ Active Adult community or a comprehensive Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), enabling a developer or operator to tailor the project to evolving demographic demand and operational strategy. The existing building provides immediate adaptive reuse potential and is ideally suited to accommodate centralized dining, medical and wellness services, memory care, fitness facilities, administrative offices, and community programming. This significantly reduces overall development timelines, capital expenditures, and entitlement risk while enhancing project feasibility and returns. Investment Overview This offering represents a true shovel-ready development opportunity with substantial entitlement and infrastructure value already secured. With approvals in place and a clear path to construction, the project offers investors the ability to accelerate delivery in a market experiencing sustained population growth, strong in-migration of retirees, and increasing demand for high-quality senior housing options. The site is strategically positioned within Prescott Valley’s primary growth corridor and is expected to serve as a central component of a larger master-planned expansion, including approximately 2,000 planned single-family homes and supporting commercial development. This surrounding growth will further strengthen long-term absorption, operational performance, and asset value. The property benefits from excellent accessibility via major arterial roadways and is located less than two miles from Prescott Valley’s primary retail, medical, and commercial corridor. Nearby amenities include regional healthcare facilities, national retailers, restaurants, financial institutions, and professional services. The site also offers attractive mountain views and immediate access to Northern Arizona’s extensive outdoor recreational amenities, which serve as a key driver of retiree relocation to the region. Development Program The approved development program allows for a thoughtfully designed, campus-style senior living environment integrating residential, wellness, healthcare, and lifestyle components. The approved unit mix of 259 residences includes a combination of independent living apartments, cottage-style homes, and townhome residences, providing flexibility to accommodate a broad spectrum of resident needs and price points. The existing 54,552 square foot building is ideally positioned to function as the community’s central hub, offering opportunities for adaptive reuse into: Central dining and culinary facilities Wellness and fitness center Medical clinic and care services Memory care and assisted living components Resident activity and social spaces Administrative and operational offices This adaptive reuse component significantly enhances overall project economics while accelerating time to market. Market Positioning Prescott Valley and the greater Prescott region represent one of Arizona’s most attractive retirement destinations, benefiting from favorable climate conditions, scenic natural surroundings, and a well-established healthcare infrastructure. The area continues to experience strong demographic tailwinds driven by sustained retiree in-migration from higher-cost states, including California, Nevada, and the Pacific Northwest. The project’s central location, entitlement status, and scale position it to become a premier senior living destination within the region, capable of serving the growing demand for independent living, active adult, and full continuum-of-care housing options. Investment Highlights Fully Entitled and Shovel-Ready Development All major entitlements are in place, significantly reducing development risk and accelerating execution timelines. Approved for 259 Residential Units Flexible unit mix including apartments, cottages, and townhomes allows for diverse product positioning and operational flexibility. Existing 54,552 SF Institutional-Quality Building Provides substantial adaptive reuse value, reducing construction costs and development timelines. Flexible Senior Housing Entitlements Approved for Active Adult, Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, or full Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) configuration. Prime Location in High-Growth Retirement Market Prescott Valley continues to experience strong population growth and retiree in-migration. Strategic Position Within Planned Master Growth Corridor Surrounded by planned residential and commercial expansion totaling approximately 2,000 additional homes. Proximity to Regional Healthcare and Retail Amenities Located near major medical providers, retail centers, restaurants, and essential services. Strong Long-Term Demographic Fundamentals Favorable senior population growth trends support sustained demand for senior housing. Significant Barriers to Entry Entitlement complexity and limited availability of comparable shovel-ready senior housing sites enhance investment value.

Contact:

Arizona Commercial

Date on Market:

2026-02-19

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More details for 5349 E Main St, Mesa, AZ - Land for Sale

Main St Pad with DT- or Industrial-Use Option - 5349 E Main St

Mesa, AZ 85205

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Land for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 0.95 AC Lot
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More details for 0000 Fort Grant Willcox, Willcox, AZ - Land for Sale

Gateway Commercial Development Willcox - 0000 Fort Grant Willcox

Willcox, AZ 85643

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Land for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 16.50 AC Lot
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More details for SWC Sunshine Blvd. & Pearce, Eloy, AZ - Land for Sale

Eloy 785 Acres - SWC Sunshine Blvd. & Pearce

Eloy, AZ 85131

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Land for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 785 AC Lot

Eloy Land for Sale - Pinal County

Positioned within one of the fastest-growing corridors in Pinal County, this ±785.5-acre offering in Eloy presents a rare chance for investors, developers, and long-term land strategists to acquire a substantial block of rural-zoned acreage in an area experiencing steady expansion. The site spans multiple parcels and benefits from its location near Sunshine Boulevard, Pearce Road, La Palma Road, and Aries Drive, granting a broad range of access points and future planning flexibility. With General Rural zoning and a Very Low Density Residential general plan designation, the property supports a mix of rural residential, ranch, estate, and low-impact future development pathways, depending on investor strategy and municipal coordination. The property’s Flood Zone X classification enhances development confidence by placing the land outside both the 100-year and 500-year floodplains. This minimizes long-term risk exposure and creates a more predictable entitlement process. The surrounding area continues to attract residential and commercial development as growth moves outward from major metros. Eloy sits between Phoenix and Tucson, offering strategic centrality for distribution, residential expansion, and regional connectivity. The vast acreage block offers potential for phased development, large-scale master planning, or long-term land banking. Nearby infrastructure corridors and increasing population pressure make the property well positioned for forward-looking investors aiming to benefit from Pinal County’s continued migration and affordability trends. Buyers seeking a large, contiguous land position in a path-of-growth market will find this opportunity uniquely compelling, combining scale, access, and land-use optionality within a business-friendly county.

Contact:

SkyBridge Companies

Property Subtype:

Commercial

Date on Market:

2025-07-29

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More details for 2179 Highway 95, Bullhead City, AZ - Land for Sale

2179 Highway 95

Bullhead City, AZ 86442

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Land for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 0.49 AC Lot
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More details for 1885 E Lakeside Dr, Bullhead City, AZ - Office for Sale

1885 E Lakeside Dr

Bullhead City, AZ 86442

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Office for Sale
  • $337,661 CAD
  • 1,727 SF
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More details for 12002 Falcon Dr, Fountain Hills, AZ - Flex for Sale

Classic Garage Condos - 12002 Falcon Dr

Fountain Hills, AZ 85268

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Flex for Sale
  • $823,865 - $892,635 CAD
  • 1,355 - 1,630 SF
  • 6 Units Available
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More details for 7530 E Nonchalant Ave, Carefree, AZ - Office for Sale

7530 E Nonchalant Ave

Carefree, AZ 85377

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Office for Sale
  • $1,507,713 CAD
  • 3,915 SF
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More details for 10240 N 43rd Ave, Glendale, AZ - Retail for Sale

10240 N 43rd Ave

Glendale, AZ 85302

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Retail for Sale
  • $4,654,461 CAD
  • 7,195 SF

Glendale Retail for Sale - Northwest Phoenix

We are pleased to present for sale GLENDALE TOWNE CENTER Located at 10240 N. 43rd Avenue in Glendale, Arizona (Population 257,125) within the thriving Phoenix Metropolitan Area. This 7,195 sf multi-tenant pad building sits on a 0.55ac lot and is 80% leased to two established corporate tenants: Little Caesars and NextCare Urgent Care. The property is strategically positioned directly in front of a recently renovated Target on the high-traffic southwest corner of 43rd Avenue and Peoria Avenue, offering exceptional visibility alongside a refreshed anchor tenant driving consistent customer traffic. With over 60,000 vehicles per day, the property benefits from outstanding exposure in one of Glendale's most active retail corridors. The surrounding trade area features over 348,750 residents within 5 miles and an average household income of $91,500 within 1 mile. Located just 2 miles from the I-17 Freeway with excellent regional accessibility, the property is co-tenanted alongside the newly renovated Target, Wells Fargo, Denny's, and Walgreens within Glendale Towne Center. This represents an outstanding opportunity for investors seeking stable income with minimal management. The triple-net lease structure and staggered lease terms extending through 2030 provide predictable cash flow with limited landlord responsibilities. Combined with the recent Target renovation, strong demographics, and superior visibility, Glendale Towne Center is a compelling acquisition in one of Phoenix's most established retail markets.

Contact:

Marcus & Millichap

Property Subtype:

Freestanding

Date on Market:

2026-02-01

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More details for 904 W Main St, Quartzsite, AZ - Hospitality for Sale

Stagecoach Motel - 904 W Main St

Quartzsite, AZ 85346

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Hospitality for Sale
  • $2,475,720 CAD
  • 7,580 SF
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More details for 13360 W Van Buren St, Goodyear, AZ - Multifamily for Sale

Thrive @ Goodyear - 13360 W Van Buren St

Goodyear, AZ 85338

  • 1031 Exchange Property
  • Multifamily for Sale
  • $2,568,291 CAD
  • 72,333 SF
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