The 125,340-sf Del Webb Corp. headquarters is surplus property since the takeover earlier this year by Pulte Homes. The three-building complex includes such lavish features as marble paneling, columns and flooring as well as skylights and waterways along interior corridors. "It's one of the finest suburb office buildings I've seen," Don Arones, an office broker in the Phoenix office of Grubb & Ellis Co., tells GlobeSt.com. "This is the kind of property you can't duplicate. It's like a piece of art."

The complex consists of an 87,640-sf, two-story office building; 30,190-sf conference center; and 7,600-sf, two-story branch office building. The center is located at the southeast corner of the intersection of 24th Street and Arizona Biltmore Circle.

The infamous Western Savings & Loan built the center at the height of the early 1980s building boom, the days of lavish spending for the S&L that eventually did a tailspin into bankruptcy and dissolution.