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Peoria's Park West Shopping Center sold for $116.7 million, and the city polices wasted water

The Good Day Surprise teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you shop the Loop 101 corridor, just changed hands. The theater-anchored lifestyle center sold for $116,707,423, according to Vizzda. JLL Capital Markets announced it represented seller CIRE Equity, and CenterCal Properties bought the center.

$116.7 millionpaid for Park West Shopping Center, according to Vizzda

CenterCal Properties acquired the center from CIRE Equity.

Source: AZ Big Media

Harkins Theatre anchors it, with Fleming's, Grimaldi's, BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse, Pita Jungle and The Sicilian Butcher among the tenants. Remaining pad sites are open for development.

Park West is a 254,982-square-foot center

Floor area of Park West Shopping Center, beside places you know

Park West Shopping Center254,982 sq. ft.Completed in 2007
A football field57,600 sq. ft.end zones included
A Walmart Supercenterabout 180,000 sq. ft.

4 football fields would fit inside Park West Shopping Center

Source: AZ Big Media

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Floor area
Park West Shopping Center254,982 sq. ft. (Completed in 2007)
A football field57,600 sq. ft. (end zones included)
A Walmart Supercenterabout 180,000 sq. ft.
  • Occupancy: 92%
  • Access: direct to Loop 101
  • Water rule: unrepaired leaks and running taps are code violations

That water rule is in Peoria, and azcentral's headline calls the fines steep. The report doesn't list the amounts. Also in Peoria, Impact Physical Therapy ranked No. 2,364 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list after 142% growth.

Sources: AZ Big Media, azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic

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