Arizona has emerged as one of America’s fastest growing centers for business and industry, showing surging growth in aerospace and defense, computers, and electronics manufacturing. Entrepreneur magazine has ranked Phoenix as America’s single best place to do business, and the city has achieved the top ranking in the Cognetics Inc “Annual Survey of US Entrepreneurial Hotspots”. INC magazine ranks Tucson among America’s top 10 medium-sized metropolitan areas for business.
The environment of economic stress now prevailing in the US is actually boosting Arizona’s economic profile and economic activity. Arizona industry is heavily engaged in the export trade, with technology products forming a large percentage of exports. The weakening of the US dollar has greatly enhanced the competitiveness of US products and driven significant expansion in these industries. |
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Arizona offers an extremely low tax environment and very competitive labor costs. These factors have driven a surge of corporate relocations from more expensive markets in California and the Northeast. Economic stress is expected to accelerate this trend, as companies are forced to seek the most efficient environments for doing business.
Shares in Phoenix i10 represent a unique investment opportunity. Legally secured leases yield a minimum 6% annual return, expected to rise to over 10% on the conclusion of the second lease. Like all US real estate, this highly desirable asset and its annual revenue stream are available at an extremely attractive price. The value of this property is certain to increase dramatically as the US market recovers, allowing investors to combine high annual yield with very strong potential for asset value appreciation. |
