Nov 12, 2026
West USA Commercial confirms the sale of two sought-after office properties along the 75th Avenue corridor.
Phoenix, AZ, November 12, 2026 -- Paul Blum and Rebecca Roberts of West USA Commercial successfully completed the sale of two office properties located along the highly visible 75th Avenue corridor in Phoenix’s Northwest Valley. The two transactions highlight continued demand from businesses seeking well-located facilities near major retail and population centers.

The properties, located at 15182 North 75th Avenue and 15188 North 75th Avenue, sit approximately 1.5 miles from Arrowhead Towne Center, one of the region’s most established retail hubs. The corridor serves as a major north-south route to the mall and benefits from strong daily traffic, making the location particularly attractive for users seeking convenience and visibility.
The first property, 15182 North 75th Avenue, was built out as a general practice dental office and sold for $700,000 to a regional dental company expanding its footprint in the Phoenix market. The property’s existing dental build-out, combined with its proximity to surrounding residential neighborhoods and retail destinations, made it an appealing turnkey opportunity for the buyer.
The second property, 15188 North 75th Avenue, contains 3,670 square feet and sold for $900,000 to a regional multidisciplinary dental group. The building features prominent signage along 75th Avenue with excellent visibility for passing traffic heading toward the Arrowhead retail corridor.
“These sales demonstrate the ongoing demand we’re seeing from healthcare groups looking for strategically located facilities in strong suburban markets,” stated Rebecca Roberts. “Properties with good visibility, nearby amenities, and access to growing residential areas continue to perform very well.”
In a separate transaction, Blum and Roberts also recently represented a sale in the Parkside development within the Deer Valley Industrial Sub-Market, one of the most active industrial corridors in the country.
The property consists of two industrial units, one of which was built out and the other was delivered in shell condition, allowing the buyer flexibility to complete improvements suited to their operational needs. The Parkside property benefits from its location in the rapidly expanding Deer Valley industrial corridor, often described by market observers as a “white hot” sub-market due to strong demand from advanced manufacturing, logistics, and technology companies.
The site sits approximately 13 minutes from the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) campus, where two fabs have been completed, and two additional fabs are planned. TSMC’s total investment in the area is expected to reach $165 billion, positioning the region as the largest semiconductor manufacturing hub in the United States. Additionally, the property is located just 8 minutes from Deer Valley Airport, one of the busiest general aviation airports in the country and a key transportation asset for businesses operating in the North Phoenix area.
“These types of strategic locations continue to attract strong interest from buyers who want to be positioned near the economic growth happening in the Deer Valley corridor,” observed Paul Blum.
Beyond these recent transactions, Paul and Rebecca continue to work with investors, business owners, and developers seeking opportunities throughout Metro Phoenix. They regularly market commercial buildings and land across the Phoenix Metro area, helping clients identify properties in some of the region’s fastest-growing commercial corridors.
About West USA Commercial
West USA Commercial is an Arizona-based commercial real estate business specializing in commercial developments, units, and land for sale. Led by Paul Blum and Rebecca Roberts, the company provides a wide range of services for buyers and sellers.
Anyone who wishes to learn more about West USA Commercial is encouraged to make use of the following contact details:
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Address: 14350 North 87th Street Suite 180 Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
Phone: 602.369.7575
Website: https://commercialrealestateaz.com/
Release ID: 89209410
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