Tucson Real Estate

• Nicon LLC bought a 7,444-square-foot building at 5744 E. Speedway from 5744 East Speedway Boulevard LLC for $562,000. Ron Zimmerman, with Picor, represented the seller and David Hammack, with Volk Real Estate, represented the buyer.
• Chargers 1 LLC bought a 5,250-square-foot industrial building at 637 S. Vine Ave. from Net Real Estate I LLC for $250,000. Brandon Rodgers, with Picor, represented the buyer and Picor’s Paul Hooker represented the seller.
• Dream In Color Yarn bought a 3,270-square-foot industrial building at 2020 E. 13th St. from Long Far Investments LLC for $290,000. Paul Hooker, with Picor, represented the buyer.
• Little Group LLC, dba Quik Mart, bought a 3,120-square-foot retail strip building at 4475-4477 E. Fifth St. from Tucson Commercial Property LLC for $239,000. Aaron LaPrise, with Picor, represented the buyer and the seller.

Leases

• Cenpatico of Arizona Inc. subleased 52,008 square feet at 333 E. Wetmore Road from Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. Rick Kleiner, Stephen D. Cohen and Russell W. Hall, with Picor, and Eric Olofson, with Cushman & Wakefield of California, represented the landlord. Dean Cotlow, with Cotlow Co., represented the tenant.
• Healthy Kid’s Kampus P.C. leased 7,000 square feet at the northeast corner of Irvington Road and Interstate 19, in the Placita del Rio Shopping Center. The landlord, PDR Investors LLC, was represented by Scott Soelter and Ben Craney with NAI Horizon. Carlier Co. Inc. represented the tenant.
• Andy’s National Glass leased 4,813 square feet at 3653 N. First Ave. from MEF Company Inc. Aaron LaPrise and Ron Zimmerman, with Picor, represented the landlord and Dean Cotlow ,with Cotlow Co., represented the tenant.
• The Industrial Co. leased 2,050 square feet at 7445 N. Oracle Road from RIW LLC. Aubrey Finkelstein, of Vast Real Estate Solutions, represented the landlord and Tom Knox, with Picor, represented the tenant.
• Escape Room Tucson LLC leased 1,606 square feet at 3542 N. Geronimo Ave. from NW Rentals LLC. Isaac Figueroa, with Picor, represented the landlord and the tenant.