Newmark Arranges Trinity Capital Lease at Phoenix’s 333 Tower

By Public Technologies
  • Trinity Capital signed a long-term lease at Downtown Phoenix's 333 Tower, Newmark and Foundation 8 announced October 15, 2026.
  • Newmark represented owner Foundation 8; Trinity will occupy the top 2½ floors with building-top signage rights.
  • Foundation 8 acquired the property at the end of 2025 and is converting its offices from single-tenant to multitenant occupancy.
  • Approximately 165,000 square feet of office space remains available, including a large contiguous block suitable for headquarters tenants.
  • Planned amenities include a rooftop restaurant and bar, ground-floor café and conference center; ownership is seeking an operator for the rooftop venue.


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