Published in AZRE – July/August Issue 2017
'Spending the first 10 years of my career working in a large institutional commercial brokerage company was my best decision, because it exposed me to a multitude of facets and nuances of real estate ownership and development.
Published in Phoenix Business Journal – May 2017
Davis Enterprises — a real estate development group which has had some distinctive adaptive reuse and redevelopment projects in Tempe and central Phoenix — has broken ground on a new industrial development in the Deer Valley area of north Phoenix.
Published in Commercial Executive Magazine – May 2017
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'The property is special to my family because it has been in our portfolio for more than 30 years, originally as a build to suit for the Bureau of Land Management....We are now redeveloping the five-acre site into its highest and best use for mid-bay industrial tenants in the Deer Valley Airport submarket.
Published in AZBigMedia – March 2017
'While the site has been occupied by different tenants for different purposes over the years, Davis recently announced plans for a new 78,000-square-foot, three-building project of new office and industrial space, known as the Enterprise Deer Valley project, that is set to break ground on March 28.
Published in print in Phoenix Business Journal – February 2016
Jenifer Davis Lunt is forging ahead with her family development firm’s last adaptive reuse project. Davis Enterprises is redeveloping this building, named 'The Wedge,' in Tempe into space for four to five unique businesses.
Published in print in Commercial Executive Magazine – September 2015
Real estate is in Jenifer Lunt's DNA....Her tenure has seen the firm embrace of the redevelopment of properties and infill space. 'We did infill and redevelopment before it was considered hip,' Lunt says.
Published in print in Phoenix Business Journals – September 2015
Infill and adaptive reuse developer Davis Enterprises wants to bring a new restaurant and retail project next to Arizona State University’s main campus in Tempe.
Published on Business Journals – July 1, 2015
Infill developer Davis Enterprises has sold a Phoenix building that houses the Bureau of Land Management’s National Training Center for $10.6 million. Davis developed the 72,454-square-foot building near Metrocenter mall for the federal government in 1994, said Jenifer Davis Lunt, a partner with the Phoenx-based real estate company.
Published in print in AZRE Magazine – June 2014
Reproduced on AZ Big Media
Jenifer Davis Lunt became managing partner following an award-addled tenure at CBRE, where she became the first female at the Phoenix office named 'Rookie of the Year,' for selling more than 100 properties totally more than $675M in value and 2.5MSF.
Published in print in AZRE Magazine – January 2014
Reproduced on AZ Big Media
Jennifer Davis Lunt, president and managing partner of Davis Enterprises, has seen a different type of right-sizing trend. “Some smaller businesses are coming back from working out of homes and garages with confidence to lease space,” she says. However, she says that in many cases, the businesses are taking less space than they might have before the recession.
Published in print in Commercial Executive Magazine – November 2013
By looking towards the future without forgetting the past, Davis Enterprises has primed itself for continued growth in the Phoenix commercial market. The company's story is really a reflection of hard work, familial dedication, and continual reinvention.
