Sunbelt Holdings has been a recognized leader in real estate development, management and investment throughout the Southwest since 1979. Over the years, we have gained an understanding of the area’s unique characteristics that only time and experience can teach.
Our tenured team is squarely focused on adding meaningful value to real estate opportunities across sectors, from land and residential to office and industrial. We’ve built our reputation on our ability to strategically navigate market strengths and weaknesses and manage our real estate portfolio accordingly. Staying nimble and entrepreneurial enhances our ability to seize more timely opportunities.
Long-standing relationships with property owners, development partners and investors are the precursors to our success. These relationships have been built on trust and integrity over many years and are of the utmost importance to our team.
Sunbelt has captured the momentum of the Tempe office market with the co-development of Marina Heights, with our partner Ryan Companies, the largest office project and commercial transaction in Arizona history.
In Goodyear, Sunbelt led industrial growth through the development of PV303, a 20 million square foot office and industrial park, anchored by premiere tenants such as Sub-Zero, Dick’s Sporting Goods, REI, UPS, Ball, Daimler, Microsoft, Amazon, Boeing, Fairlife, Pepsi, Walmart, and Aldi.
Through the use of creative partnerships with landowners like Maricopa Water District (MWD) and USAA, along with utilizing our ability to work with multiple homebuilders, Sunbelt has successfully developed Windrose located west of Goodyear and Union Park at Norterra in North Phoenix.
In 2012, Sunbelt made its first investment in Tucson, and over a decade later is extremely proud of the master planned properties and partnerships formed in southern Arizona. Today, Sunbelt has a residential portfolio that includes six large scale projects including La Estancia in Tucson (sold out), Star Valley, Red Rock Village, Monarch, Sycamore Canyon, and Verano with plans to continue partnering with builders to fuel their grown in the southwest region over the next decade.