Tucson industrial sponsors describe the I-10 corridor, the airport area, and southeast employment around Rita Ranch. Those are different buildings from a Phoenix warehouse and from each other. Capital Market Funds originates the loan from Scottsdale, not from a Tucson street address. Life company, bank, CMBS, or bridge is the stack. Fannie Mae does not finance a Tucson warehouse.
The only tombstone that names Tucson is a 2026 Capital Market Funds closing: value-add multifamily, $28,000,000, life company, 80% LTC, interest only during construction. It is not industrial, and the 80% LTC does not transfer to a warehouse. A Fresno cold-storage origination is California. Phoenix industrial is $5,000,000 and names Phoenix. Arizona industrial keeps the industrial cards. Tucson keeps the apartment card.
The apartment card is not a building shell
Interest only during construction on the Tucson multifamily loan describes that life-company structure. It is not a template for a Tucson industrial build-out, and it is not a construction product we offer on warehouses. Construction is not a standalone offering.
A vacant Tucson bay or a purchase that has to beat a permanent lender’s calendar is bridge, sourced from private investors, with a takeout. We are not a Fannie Mae DUS lender.
Pima County, Scottsdale desk
Oro Valley and Marana are not the City of Tucson. If the address is outside the city, say so. This page is Tucson industrial only.
The office remains 7373 E Doubletree Ranch Rd #255, Scottsdale. Tucson coverage is not a second branch.
Capital for Tucson industrial
| Source | When it fits |
|---|---|
| Life company | Stabilized Tucson industrial. The $28,000,000 card is not this asset. |
| Bank and credit union | A Tucson warehouse or owner-user bay on a portfolio. |
| CMBS | When Tucson industrial proceeds need a conduit. |
| Bridge | A Tucson bay or a closing date. Not the multifamily loan. |