The Palms Casino is getting a new neighbor. Developers are working on a new project that will include restaurants, apartments and a hotel.
Christopher Beavor, CEO of CAI Investments, said more industries are moving out of the area, making room for projects like his.
He showed FOX5 renderings of the development near Flamingo and Valley View. Beavor …Read More >
Construction of a mixed-use project next to the Palms is underway, with Chick-fil-A, an upscale hotel and a luxury apartment complex set to start taking shape this year, developers said.
WHAT: Del Taco Restaurants, Inc. (NASDAQ: TACO), the nation’s second leading Mexican quick service restaurant* (MQSR), is celebrating the official grand opening of its newest Arizona location in Goodyear (1901 North Pebble Creek Parkway) with a ribbon cutting ceremony.
Construction is underway on a 17-story non-gaming hotel on Flamingo Road, next door to the Palms resort just west of the Las Vegas Strip.
The project, called 3883 Flamingo, sits on almost 9 acres and will include multifamily housing and retail, according to the developer, CAI Investments, which hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday. Tenants at …Read More >
By Roland Murphy for Arizona Builder’s Exchange
Tempe’s Development Review Commission will consider plans for a new 18-story Westin Hotel at 11 E. 7th St. at its Sept. 26th meeting.
The project will feature between 260-290 rooms, 1,800SF of retail space, 1,400SF of restaurant and 12KSF of conference area. The total planned building area is nearly …Read More >
LAS VEGAS—There is no longer a “build it and they will come” aspect for retail development. So says Christopher Beavor, CEO of CAI Investments. GlobeSt.com visited the CAI Investments booth last week at ICSC RECon and discussed trends in the retail space and how the industry is changing.
Beavor tells GlobeSt.com that he is seeing an …Read More >
For years, industrial real estate was largely evaluated on familiar metrics: location, access to transportation corridors, tenant credit, and lease duration. Distribution proximity and logistics efficiency drove valuation, and warehouse space became a favored asset class during the e-commerce boom. But 2026 is revealing a deeper shift.
For much of the past three years, commercial real estate (CRE) has been viewed through a cautious lens. Elevated interest rates, widening buy-sell spreads, and constrained liquidity have dampened investor enthusiasm, making new allocations difficult to justify.
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