Banner Health, the largest hospital system in Arizona, just bought land in Laveen to build a hospital plus a retail developer is building a new shopping center/outdoor mall.

And again, I agree 500% with Don, agents have a fiduciary duty in advising their client and seeking the best possible financial outcome, which IS to put the listing on the MLS and let ALL investors see it and compete for it, and yes, there may be retail buyers too. 

Additionally, the expansion of supporting industries, such as retail and hospitality, further bolsters the region's real estate prospects. 

If you are planning to sell it, are you buying a fixer-upper or paying retail?

Renting outside of the platform takes away some of your protections.From an ethical standpoint, I think it's theft.

The unit is ±1,300 SF of retail space.

Scott Scheel has a good course about commercial real estate, but he concentrates more on apartment investing in his course while he is actively buying retail buildings and not apartments.The loan default rate on apartments is 58%, so before you buy an apartment building think why is it so high.Another avenue to consider is mini storages if you want to own real estate, the default rate is only 16%.

Also, we have witnessed a lot of tenant applicant fraud related to income verification and employment, in addition to identity theft.

Macy's, a cornerstone of American retail, is seeing significant interest in the real estate it has put up for sale, a promising sign in a challenging market.

Is that similar to other retail sales in your area?