Bourbon & Bones Chophouse opens new Valley location; more real estate deals to know – Phoenix Business Journal – The Business Journals

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A building at a new industrial project in Glendale recently changed hands for nearly $82 million, or about $136 per square foot.
An affiliate of Cohen Asset Management Inc. purchased the Falcon Park 303 building from the developer, US Capital Development, in May. It’s fully leased to Unical Aviation, an aircraft parts and components supplier.
The first phase of Falcon Park 303 is a nearly 600,000-square-foot building that’s part of an overall project that will total 925,504 square feet. The project is located at 15132 W. Camelback Road.
“This was a special core investment opportunity to capitalize on the acquisition of a fully leased, state-of-the-art industrial building with long-term tenancy,” said Will Strong, executive vice chair at Cushman & Wakefield, in a statement. “US Capital Development delivered an exceptional new industrial asset on this site, which Falcon Park 303 boasts many top-notch characteristics resulting in excellent leasing performance and strong fundamentals.”
Strong, Kirk Kuller, Micki Strain and Molly Hunt of Cushman & Wakefield represented US Capital Development in the acquisition and had previously represented the developer when it found the property.
Rob Rubano, Brian Share and Joseph Lieske of a Cushman & Wakefield finance team represented Cohen Asset Management in securing $36.9 million to buy the property.
Mike Haenel, Andy Markham and Phil Haenel of Cushman & Wakefield are the leasing brokers for the project with assistance from Benjamin Brenner and Eddie Coxe of Cushman.
• On the end side of the Valley, transportation and logistics company DSV recently expanded operations at the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport to put down roots and support the state’s growing semiconductor industry.
The Danish company opened an air charter hub at the airport that will be able to further connect Arizona with both Europe and Latin America. DSV also leased an airport hangar on-site.
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“I am extremely excited to officially launch this new addition to our air charter solutions. The industrial developments we are seeing in Arizona right now are quite significant,” said Niels Larsen, president of DSV Air & Sea, in a statement. “This makes it a strategically important place for us to be, which is why we are now upscaling our operations in the area through the new air charter routes.”
Near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, there was an estimated 15 million square feet of industrial space under construction during Q1 2023, according to CBRE Group Inc.
“Furthermore, the Mesa airport plays perfectly into our strategy of using tier two airports to avoid long lead times, and it will also have a strong strategic importance for our ability to serve customers in the semiconductor segment,” Larsen said. “This will create some unique competitive advantages, and quite frankly, it will be a game-changer for us.”
• Phoenix-based Mental Health Center of America is opening a clinic in Mesa, marking its second location in metro Phoenix.
The 7,500-square-foot clinic at 1745 S. Alma School Rd., Suite 145, is set to open June 12.
MHCA Mesa will include 11 patient rooms, two neuro feedback areas, a wellness center with a private heat therapy room, a private red light room and patient kitchen. It will employ two licensed clinical psychologists, seven licensed counselors, two licensed neuro feedback therapists and two wellness associates.
John Mansoor, a licensed clinical health psychologist, has been named clinic director, and will start work on June 5. He most recently served as clinic director at Recovia since October 2022, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Founded in January 2022 by Dr. Ryan House and Jason Law, a former firefighter, MHCA offers unique programs for first responders.
The company has about a dozen health care providers offering biological, psychological and social approaches to care.
• Bourbon & Bones Chophouse and Bar is opening its third location on May 25 in Peoria at the 83 Marketplace.
The new restaurant is located at 24985 N. 83rd Ave. and will feature a 7,000-square-foot space with a dining room and views of the Sunrise Mountain Preserve. It will also feature an additional 1,000 square feet of patio space adjacent to the dining room.
This is the restaurant’s newest location after it opened itse flagship Bourbon & Bones in Old Town Scottsdale in 2016. Its second eatery opened in Gilbert in 2021.
“The outdoor surroundings add to the excitement of this newest Bourbon & Bones. The area is breathtaking, and we took full advantage of this,” said S. Barrett Rinzler, founder and CEO of Square One Concepts, in a statement.
The restaurant serves hand-selected Prime Elite beef from the top 1% of all U.S. prime beef, it said, and features an extensive list of handcrafted cocktails, wines and bourbons curated by beverage manager and sommelier Christopher Marshburn.
• Roll Em Up Taquitos, a fast-casual restaurant that specializes in taquitos, is opening its first Arizona location in Chandler. The restaurant is hiring for the location, at 301 S. Arizona Ave., which is slated to open this summer.
The restaurant is hiring for multiple roles including front-of-house, back-of-house, and supervisor positions, such as cashiers, line cooks and managers.
Roll Em Up Taquitos has other locations in the works in Flagstaff, Prescott and Phoenix, according to its website.
Editor’s note: The real estate deal wrap is published regularly by the Phoenix Business Journal. Send new real estate transactions and retail/restaurant leases to managing editor Erin Edgemon, eedgemon@bizjournals.com.
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