Developers hope to attract national companies to Tucson with new, contemporary industrial buildings.

While the office and retail sectors struggle, occupancy of industrial properties is strong. Users range from distribution to warehousing and manufacturing.

More than 100,000 square feet of industrial space has recently been absorbed in the Tucson market.

The Arizona Daily Star’s building has been placed on the market and the newspaper plans to relocate its editorial and business staff to a smal…

Companies will be able to build up to 90 feet high in some areas.

The Rio Rico South Industrial project will sit on 35 acres on the Interstate 19 frontage road.

Harbor Freight Tools to open large store on north Oracle Road.

The west side facility will complement a massive warehouse under construction on Tucson’s southeast side. 

Harsch Investment Properties bought a 153,500-square-foot property for $10.7 million.