
Newsletter: March 4
Beyond Stocks: A Better Use of Retirement Capital?
A MESSAGE FROM THE CEO
March is a month where momentum becomes visible.
Renovations are officially underway at Tempe Crossings, and it’s energizing to see the transformation begin. Exterior updates are in motion, signage plans are finalized, and interior improvements are taking shape. This is the part of the process where strategy turns into tangible value.
But beyond one property, something bigger is happening.
Across Phoenix, office fundamentals continue to stabilize, particularly in well-located, multi-tenant professional and medical properties. Tenants are prioritizing quality space over excess space. Employers are bringing teams back with intention. And healthcare-driven demand remains durable and in-person.
At the same time, capital markets are recalibrating. Rates have found a range. Lenders are back at the table. And disciplined sponsors with operational expertise are once again able to separate themselves through execution.
For high-income professionals and business owners, this creates a window:
Deploy capital into real assets while others are still hesitating.
We don’t build for headlines. We build for durability.
Tempe Crossings is just the latest example of that philosophy in action.
If you’re evaluating where to position capital in 2026, now is a smart time to have that conversation.
PHOENIX OFFICE RECOVERY
Phoenix Office Posts Strongest Net Absorption Since Pre-Pandemic
The Phoenix office market just delivered its strongest net absorption numbers since before 2020, according to AZ Big Media.
After several years of uncertainty, this marks a meaningful shift. Tenants are leasing space again, particularly in well-located, professionally managed buildings.
Key highlights:
- Strong positive net absorption across the metro
- Stabilizing vacancy in high-demand submarkets
- Continued tenant preference for quality, right-sized space
This aligns directly with what we’re seeing on the ground across our portfolio. Demand isn’t disappearing; it’s becoming more intentional. Companies are choosing efficient footprints in markets with strong job growth and business migration.
For disciplined investors, that creates opportunity.
UNLOCKING RETIREMENT CAPITAL WITH SDIRAs
What if your retirement account could invest beyond stocks and mutual funds?
In a recent video, David sat down with Mark Peck of Directed Trust Company to break down how a Self-Directed IRA, or SDIRA, allows investors to allocate retirement capital into alternative assets like commercial real estate.
In this conversation, you’ll learn:
• What a Self-Directed IRA actually is
• How it differs from a traditional IRA
• What types of assets you can invest in
• Why high-income professionals are using SDIRAs for diversification
• How to get started the right way
For physicians, professional athletes, business owners, and high earners, an SDIRA can provide more control, more diversification, and the ability to align retirement capital with real assets.
If you’ve ever wondered whether your IRA could work harder for you, this is worth watching.
Streamline Capital Group is not a licensed financial advisor or CPA. We work with SDIRA custodians to ensure proper compliance. Please consult your own advisor before investing.