Newsletter: February 18
Execution Season: New Asset. New Development.
A MESSAGE FROM THE CEO
Momentum isn’t something you talk about. It’s something you execute on.
I’m proud to share that we’ve officially closed on our newest property in Tempe, Arizona. This asset will soon be reintroduced to the market as Tempe Crossings, a name that reflects both its location and our vision for what it will become.
Tempe continues to demonstrate strong tenant demand, business growth, and long-term fundamentals. We believe this acquisition positions us squarely in the path of that momentum. Our focus now turns to disciplined execution — enhancing operations, strengthening tenant relationships, and unlocking long-term value.
At the same time, we’ve also broken ground on the Potato Barn Warehouse facility, a project that represents another key piece of our vertically integrated model. Development is where strategy meets reality. It’s where planning, underwriting, and conviction turn into tangible assets that serve real businesses and real communities.
These milestones are more than transactions. They represent alignment — between market timing, disciplined capital deployment, and long-term vision.
As we continue building in 2026, our commitment remains the same: Real assets. Thoughtful execution. Enduring value.
Thank you for being part of the journey.
INTRODUCING TEMPE CROSSINGS
We’re excited to officially introduce our newest acquisition in Tempe, Arizona — soon to be rebranded as Tempe Crossings.
What’s Next:
• New exterior paint and modernized façade
• Brand new roof
• Updated monument signage and property rebrand
• Fresh landscaping upgrades
• Interior renovations to enhance tenant experience
Stay tuned, the transformation is just getting started.
HEALTHCARE GROWTH REINFORCES OUR STRATEGY
Healthcare was one of the strongest-performing sectors in January, adding 82,000 new jobs, representing nearly 63% of the 130,000 total jobs added nationwide that month, according to Nurse.org.
Hospitals, outpatient centers, and ambulatory services all expanded. reinforcing continued demand for in-person care.
For us, this matters. Job growth in healthcare supports long-term demand for medical office space, which is exactly where we focus.