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Tucson·May 29, 2026·3 min read
Anne RadmoreBy Anne Radmore

Tucson Car Wash Sells for $5 Million in Sale‑Leaseback; Super Star Remains Tenant

A Super Star Car Wash location at 8690 E. Golf Links Road in Tucson was sold for $5 million in a sale‑leaseback transaction on May 28, 2026. The seller, Super Star Car Wash, will remain on site as the tenant under a triple‑net lease, and the deal was listed with Marcus & Millichap professionals.

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Two private investors purchased the Super Star Car Wash at 8690 E. Golf Links Road in Tucson in a transaction that closed for $5 million. The acquisition was structured as a sale‑leaseback, with Super Star Car Wash continuing to operate at the location as the on‑site tenant under a triple‑net lease, according to documents and contact listings tied to the sale. The transaction price equates to roughly $1,183 per square foot.

The Super Star Car Wash at 8690 E. Golf Links Road in Tucson, shown here, sold in a $5 million sale-leaseback deal with Super Star remaining as the on-site tenant under a triple-net lease.The Super Star Car Wash at 8690 E. Golf Links Road in Tucson, shown here, sold in a $5 million sale-leaseback deal with Super Star remaining as the on-site tenant under a triple-net lease.

The sale was recorded with a date stamp of May 28, 2026. The buyer side was composed of two private investors; their names were not disclosed in the available materials. Super Star Car Wash, which previously owned the property, executed a leaseback arrangement allowing the operator to remain at the site and continue daily business operations while the new owners hold the real estate.

The property was marketed and listed in connection with professionals from Marcus & Millichap. The transaction listings identify Ryan Sarbinoff, First Vice President and Regional Manager; Christopher Lind, Senior Managing Director; Zack House, Senior Vice President Investments; and Mark Ruble, Executive Managing Director Investments. Those individuals are named in association with the deal in the contact information attached to the property detail.

The sale‑leaseback format used in this transaction transfers ownership of the real estate to the investors while preserving the occupier’s continuity of operations. Under the terms described, Super Star Car Wash remains as tenant on a triple‑net lease, a lease structure in which the tenant is typically responsible for property taxes, insurance and maintenance costs. The specifics of the lease term, including duration, rent escalations and other financial covenants, were not disclosed in the materials provided.

Financially, the purchase price of $5 million at approximately $1,183 per square foot provides a per‑unit valuation that investors and market analysts often use to compare assets across property types and submarkets. Using those two figures, the implied gross building area for the transaction calculates to roughly 4,226 square feet, based on the sale price divided by the reported per‑square‑foot amount. No separate land value or lot size was disclosed alongside the sale price and the per‑square‑foot figure.

The deal preserves continuity for customers and employees at the Golf Links Road location, with the operator remaining in place under the leaseback agreement. The arrangement means the buyer becomes a passive owner collecting rental income while Super Star Car Wash continues to provide services at the site. Beyond the continuation of operations and the lease structure, additional operational or staffing details were not provided.

Documents and the transaction summary list the property at its street address in Tucson and identify Super Star Car Wash as the on‑site tenant and former owner. The contact information associated with the transaction points to Marcus & Millichap professionals in roles that include regional and national investment responsibilities. No lender, financing details or specific cap rate for the deal were disclosed in the available summaries.

The sale and leaseback reflect a singular property transaction in the Tucson market that moved ownership from an operating company to private investors while maintaining the continuity of the business on site. Beyond the core facts of price, location, buyer composition as two private investors, the triple‑net leaseback arrangement and the involvement of named Marcus & Millichap professionals, no further transaction terms or parties were identified in the materials available for public summary.

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