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Old Posted Aug 26, 2021, 4:34 PM
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We're going to be a major manufacturing hub. Bank on it.
Like I said!

We have purchased four houses near Pinnacle Peak and I-17 since the first of the year. It's going to be one of the more expensive parts of the valley in a decade.
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For anyone that has not been following the thread in the City Discussions, a user calculated Downtown Phoenix's population growth based on the recent census data. About 50% growth in the last decade to around 13k people.

https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/showpost.php?p=9391936&postcount=252

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Looks like Taylor, TX (a different site from which they were first considering in Austin) got Samsung.

https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/202...ronics-TSMC-Intel/20210906202200506.html
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Looks like Taylor, TX (a different site from which they were first considering in Austin) got Samsung.

https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/202...ronics-TSMC-Intel/20210906202200506.html
Not really surprised Texas got it, Tyler is only 40 minute drive to Austin.
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Not really surprised Texas got it, Tyler is only 40 minute drive to Austin.
Actually, Tyler is about a 4 hour drive from Austin, east of Dallas, but you meant Taylor.
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Actually, Tyler is about a 4 hour drive from Austin, east of Dallas, but you meant Taylor.
Yup. Unbelievably good BBQ there.
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Taylor is a second or third ring suburb of Austin. The City of Austin doesn't play the incentives game very often. So if companies want more than County and State incentives, they go to the 'burbs.
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Morning Walk - 9/19

I went for a long walk this morning and snapped a whole bunch of pictures of downtown. I put specific images in each thread and listed them out for you below! Enjoy!
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Derby
Dining
Skye
700 N 4th St
Transit and Transportation
X Phoenix
Aspire
Moon Tower
Mercer or ‘The Fillmore’
Low and Midrise
Phoneix Development News
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I went for a long walk this morning and snapped a whole bunch of pictures of downtown. I put specific images in each thread and listed them out for you below! Enjoy!
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Derby
Dining
Skye
700 N 4th St
Transit and Transportation
X Phoenix
Aspire
Moon Tower
Mercer or ‘The Fillmore’
Low and Midrise
Phoneix Development News

Great work! I will be posting your pics to the general forum Uber Phoenix unless you do it first
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Been A slow news ..... 2 weeks

But a nice post of lots an lots of manufacturing development ongoing around town. If you read through quite a few empty lots and older parking lots turning into flex industrial space. Including that big 30 acre lot facing the I10 in Ahwatukee between Chandler and Ray, I've bene wondering when that would finally get developed. Also the Grande Tempe is getting its next building fully to be occupied by doordash!

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https://azbigmedia.com/real-estate/32-projects-to-watch-from-naiop-arizona-members/

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From a 6,500-square-foot restaurant and retail addition that will enhance the already popular Park Central development in Central Phoenix to multimillion-square-foot industrial parks along the Loop 303, commercial real estate showed no signs of slowing down during the pandemic. In fact, NAIOP Arizona members were busier than ever delivering an abundance of high-tech, high-style product to the market — with many more show-stopping buildings under construction or renovation. The following story showcase 32 projects, small and large, that NAIOP Arizona members are producing throughout Arizona.

READ ALSO: 14 deals top $100M to lead biggest Metro Phoenix deals of summer

10 West Commerce Park
Developer: Creation

General Contractor: LGE Design Build

Architect: LGE Design Group

Location: Lower Buckeye and Miller roads, Buckeye

Size: 958,382 SF

Value: $37.4 million

Start/Completion: Q1/2021-Q2/2022

Subcontractors: Suntec Concrete, Stoll Masonry, Rikoshea Contracting, Specialty Roofing, Valley Exterior Painting

Project Description: This best-in-class industrial product meets the market’s demand for functional, flexible cross-dock distribution solutions. Careful consideration was given to circulation, maneuverability and building design, with special attention paid to critical features, such as clear height, loading configuration and enhanced parking/yard availability.



2625 at Chandler Freeway Crossing
Developer: Mark IV Capital

General Contractor: Venn Construction

Architect: Balmer Architectural Group

Location: 2625 W. Geronimo Place, Chandler

Size: 159,030 SF

Brokerage Firm: JLL

Value: $34 million

Start/Completion: 1/2018-3/2021

Subcontractors: Ace Acoustics, Adobe Drywall and Paint, Arcadia Glass Company, Beach Products, Bernie’s Brass, CDS Framing, Contemporary Flooring, Den-Mark, Desert Services, Desert Sky Surfaces, Diversified Interiors, Gen3, Hawkeye, Hersey, Aerni & Associates, Intertwine, J&M Glass, JD Sun, Kone, LaForce, Magnum Steel, McKeon, Mister Bugman, Nickle Contracting, Noding Doors, One Way Final Cleaning, RCI Systems, Re-Create, Rite-Way, Ryan Mechanical, Special Electronics Systems, Southwest, Suntec Concrete, Westar, Won-Door.

Project Description: This three-story Class A office features 50,790-square-foot floor plates, high 14-foot ceilings and a collaborative 10,000-square-foot VIP roof deck for private tenant use.



4141 Scottsdale
Developer: Mass Equities

Architect: Krause

Location: 4141 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale

Size: 160,000 SF

Brokerage Firm: Cushman & Wakefield

Value: $17 million

Start/Completion: Q1/2021-Q1/2023

Subcontractors: Caruso Turley Scott, MP+E, Greey|Pickett, Larson Design Group

Project Description: Looking toward the future with a modern design, this project will provide a new anchor to the city where it pursues the region’s passion for place, nature, history, craft and the future — five attitudes essential to the design’s core. This renovation will replace the existing brick facade with new contemporary glazing. A grand three-story atrium volume for the main entrance will unite the two separate buildings. The interiors will also be upgraded, with new signage and wayfinding throughout. The final product will add 15,426 square feet of new leasable area.

999 Playa del Norte
Developer: Irgens Partners

General Contractor: A.R. Mays

Architect: WORKSBUREAU

Location: 999 Playa del Norte, Tempe

Size: 94,311 SF

Brokerage Firm: Lee & Associates

Start/Completion: 02/2020-04/2021

Project Description: Playa, which sits on 2.32 acres of land next to Tempe Town Lake, is Tempe’s newest technology-centric, high-profile Class A office building. The six-story structure, which comprises a lobby level, two stories of structured parking and three floors of office with impressive visibility, is ideally positioned at the gateway to ASU’s main campus with a full-diamond freeway interchange at Scottsdale Road and Loop 202.



Airport 48
Developer: ViaWest Group

General Contractor: Stevens-Leinweber

Architect: McCall & Associates

Location: 3232 S. 48th St., Phoenix

Size: 146,526 SF

Brokerage Firm: NAI Horizon

Start/Completion: 10/2021-Q3/2022

Project Description: This Class A multitentant industrial building will sit on a rectangular-shaped 9.98-acre parcel located south of Sky Harbor Airport. The property is within a Federal Qualifed Opportunity Zone and is extremely well-situated with visibility and access to State Route 143.

Airpark Logistics Center
Developer: Creation

General Contractor: LGE Design Build

Architect: LGE Design Group

Location: Bullard Avenue and Yuma Road

Size: 2,741,336 SF

Value: $155 million

Start/Completion: Q4/2021-Q2/2025

Subcontractors: Suntec Concrete, Triad Steel, Desert Structures, New Millenium, Phoenix Commercial Electric

Project Description: Airpark Logistics Center, located in a federally approved Foreign Trade Zone, will consist of 2.7 million square feet of industrial space upon full build out, meeting the market’s demand for both cross-dock and rear-load product. Constructed in two phases, with special attention paid to clear height, loading configuration and enhanced parking/yard availability.



Allred Park Place
Buildings 7 & 8

Developer: Douglas Allred Company

General Contractor: Willmeng Construction

Architect: Balmer Architects

Location: 1375/1475 S. Price Rd., Chandler

Size: 300,000 SF

Brokerage Firm: Cushman & Wakefield

Value: $110 million

Start/Completion: 5/2020-9/2021

Subcontractors: Bowman Engineering, Coreslab, Hardrock Concrete, Hawkeye Electric, Apache Pipelines, Milam Glass, Pioneer Roofing

Project Description: The sister 150,000-square-foot office buildings, each with +-50,000 square-foot floor plates, feature
dramatic three-story skylit lobby atriums with contemporary finishes and sculptural staircases, as well as open workspaces with high ceilings and an abundance of natural lighting. A shared outdoor space between the two buildings includes a covered patio and barista coffee bar, a sunken patio and scattered benches for employee enjoyment, and artificial turf areas ideal for lawn games.

Buckeye85
Developer: Lincoln Property Company

General Contractor: Layton Construction

Architect: Butler Design Group

Location: SW corner of 103rd Avenue and Buckeye Road, Buckeye

Size: 321,873 SF

Brokerage Firm: Lincoln Property Company

Value: $65 million

Start/Completion: 4/2021-12/2021

Subcontractors: AME, Hardrock, Desert Structures

Project Description: Midsize industrial users will enjoy amenities often found only in the largest industrial projects, including a 36-foot clear height, full concrete truck courts, a 94-door cross-dock configuration and state-of-the-art freezer/cooler capabilities, as well as touchless technology throughout, generous use of clerestory windows and an employee-centric outdoor amenity space. The Class A location supports omichannel users, successfully positioning them near clusters of suppliers, manufacturers and warehouses.



Central Logistics Center
Developer: ViaWest Group

General Contractor: Nitti Builders

Architect: Deutsch Architecture Group

Location: 111 E. Buckeye Road, Phoenix

Size: 439,000 SF

Brokerage Firm: CBRE

Start/Completion: Q1/2021-Q4/2021

Project Description: The project includes more than 12-acres of vacant, developable land; a fully leased 30-foot clear height, 196,672-square-foot cross-dock warehouse; and a 76,301-square-foot freezer storage facility that underwent a floor-to-ceiling renovation, including an upgraded state-of-the-art freon system. New construction consists of a 32-foot clear height, 94,146-square-foot Class A industrial building, and a 71,555-square-foot industrial warehouse adjacent to the cold-storage facility.

Chandler Corporate Center, Phase II
Developer: VanTrust Real Estate

General Contractor: Stevens-Leinweber

Architect: Butler Design Group

Location: 4100 W. Chandler Blvd., Chandler

Size: 118,000 SF

Brokerage Firm: JLL

Start/Completion: 1/2020-1/2021

Subcontractors: Stone Cold Masonry, Spectrum Mechanical, Aero Automatic Fire Protection, Bell Steel, Progressive Roofing, Riggs Contracting, ABCO West Electrical

Project Description: Chandler Corporate Center is a 26-acre office and retail development positioned just
1 mile west of the Loop 101. Phase 1 included a spec-built 118,000-square-foot office building that was leased to Allstate. Phase 2 is a spec-built “sister” building. Future phases will include retail and additional office.



Chandler Crossroads
Developer: ViaWest Group

General Contractor: Willmeng Construction

Architect: Deutsch Architecture Group

Location: 2800 S. Gilbert Road, Chandler

Size: 116,083 SF

Brokerage Firm: Lee & Associates

Start/Completion: 10/2021-Q3/2022

Project Description: This new building, with a fenced truck court that is screened from the road, will feature a 30-foot clear height, clerestory windows and outdoor common area patio space. The front elevation has been dressed up to echo the appearance of an adjacent office product. The initial build-out will include one 2,396-square-foot spec suite of office, but the structure is divisible from 29,000 square feet to 116,000 square feet.

Converge Logistics Center
Developer: ViaWest Group

General Contractor: Willmeng Construction

Architect: Butler Design Group

Location: Interstate 10 and Chandler Boulevard

Size: 510,832 SF

Brokerage Firm: Cushman & Wakefield

Start/Completion: Q3/2021-Q2/2022

Project Description: ViaWest Group has a 77-year ground lease with Kyrene School District on 28.6 acres on which it will develop the Converge Logistics Center. The project will consist of three general industrial buildings with interstate visibility. The multitenant buildings feature divisibility to 23,500, 39,800 and 52,000 square feet; 32-foot clear heights; and a combination of dock-high and grade-level doors.



DoorDash
Developer: Lincoln Property Company

General Contractor: Holder Construction

Architect: McCarthy Nordburg

Location: 1033 W. Roosevelt Way, Tempe

Size: 197,500 SF (Phases 1-2)

Brokerage Firm: Cushman & Wakefield

Value: $17,775,000

Start/Completion: 7/2019-6/2021 (Phases 1-2)

Subcontractors: Energy Systems Design, AZ Restaurant Supply, Airpark Signs

Project Description: The main objective was to design a dynamic new office that supports the organizational needs of DoorDash and represents its brand and culture. The Grand 2 provided the ideal location, and DoorDash will occupy the entire nine-story building. Broken into sales and support floors, the office includes a reception on the first floor, a variety of collaboration and meeting spaces, a technology bar, training rooms and two large break rooms that support catered food. Polished concrete floors, exposed concrete columns and wood ceiling details reinforce the company’s focus on natural materials.

Goodyear Crossing Industrial Park
Developer: ViaWest Group

General Contractor: Willmeng Construction

Architect: McCall & Associates

Location: 165520 W. Commerce Drive, Goodyear

Size: 411,026 SF

Brokerage Firm: Lee & Associates

Value: $20.9 million

Start/Completion: 2/2021-9/2021

Subcontractors: Hawkins Design Group, Mechanical Designs, Riggs Companies, Bell Steel, Panelized Roof Structures, Global Roofing, Summit Fire Protection, AE Concrete, ELS Landscaping

Project Description: This project, located in a Qualified Federal Opportunity Zone, comprises three buildings designed for office, warehouse and light industrial uses. Each is constructed with concrete tilt-up walls, storefront glazing, and metal trellises with flat, wood panelized roofing systems. The largest building, at 284,107 square feet, will feature a 36-foot clear height cross-dock design, while the smaller two will be front-loaded with
28-foot clear heights.



Gatorade/Pepsi Distribution
Developer: Merit Partners

General Contractor: Stevens-Leinweber

Architect: Butler Design Group

Location: NCW 75th Avenue and Buckeye Road, Tolleson

Size: 750,000 SF

Brokerage Firm: CBRE

Start/Completion: 3/2021-2/2022

Subcontractors: Suntec Concrete, Integrity Electric, Pro-Low

Project Description: The new warehouse and distribution center will more than double the beverage company’s Metro Phoenix industrial footprint. Building features include 40-foot clear heights, cross-dock loading and generous power. The project is 1.5 miles from I-10 and served by a full-diamond interchange at 75th Avenue.

GSQ Goodyear
Developer: Globe Corporation

General Contractor: Ryan Companies

Architect: Butler Design Group

Location: 15150 W. Park Place & 1860 N. Civic Square, Goodyear

Size: 228,629 SF

Brokerage Firm: CBRE

Value: $125 million

Start/Completion: 4/2021-6/2022

Project Description: GSQ introduces a modern, forward-thinking city hall destination designed to grow with Goodyear. The project features a two-acre civic park surrounded by Class A office building Gen1, a four-level parking structure, library and Goodyear’s city hall.



KeHE Distributors
Build-to-Suit

Developer: Becknell Industrial

General Contractor: Becknell Industrial

Architect: Ware Malcomb

Location: 17510 W. Thomas Road, Goodyear

Size: 468,182 SF

Brokerage Firm: Colliers International

Value: $68 million

Start/Completion: 10/2020-9/2021

Subcontractors: AAA Landscape, ABS Floor Covering, ALTA Refrigeration, D.H. Pace, Delta Diversified Enterprises, Diamond Painting, FE Moran, FREEZ Construction, HACI Mechanical Contractors, Indiana Steel Fabricating, Integrated Masonry, Lazzaro Companies, Performance Contracting Inc., Precision Glass & Aluminum, Roofing Southwest, Scott’s Diversified Construction, Suntec Concrete, Systems LLC, Western Fence, Western Underground

Project Description: Specialty food provider KeHE Distributors is growing its national footprint into the greater Phoenix market. This state-of-the-art tri-temp facility, which is expandable by 150,000 square feet, contains freezer, cooler and dry storage space.

Lotus Project Phase II
Developer: Conor Commercial Real Estate

General Contractor: McShane Construction Company

Architect: DLR Group

Location: 6575/6636/6685 W. Frye Road, Chandler

Size: 292,098 SF

Brokerage Firm: CBRE

Value: $45 million

Start/Completion: 1/2021-12/2021

Subcontractors: Suntec, Structures Group, Pueblo Mechanical & Controls, Denny Clark Masonry, RMJ Electric, Ikon Steel, Specialty Roofing, Redpoint Contracting

Project Description: This centrally located Class A industrial project with prominent Loop 202 freeway frontage consists of three highly visible industrial building designed for manufacturing, research and development, and technology-centric users. Buildings 5 (144,321 square feet) and 6 (106,875 square feet) will feature 32-foot clear heights, while building 7 (48,786 square feet) offers a 28-foot clear height. All will include dock-high and grade-level doors, ample parking and elevated design elements.



Mesa Hangars at Falcon Field Phase 1
Developer: Davcon Companies/Mesa Hangar/Davcon Aviation

General Contractor: GCON Inc.

Architect: ADM Group

Location: 2559 N. Greenfield Road, Mesa

Size: 400,000 SF

Brokerage Firm: Leading Edge Real Estate

Value: $56 million

Start/Completion: 5/2020-7/2021

Subcontractors: Arizona Corporate Builders, Riggs Concrete, RMJ, Wall Assemblies, Aspen Interiors, Pueblo Mechanical, Iron Horse, Markham, Carters, Aero, Amber Steel, Arizona Glass and Glazing, Envision, Otis, Recreate, Progressive Roofing, Premier Underground, Reiber, Integra Engineering, Sportsmans Concrete

Project Description: This new aviation development in an Opportunity Zone consists of office space mixed-use hangars that can accommodate various aircraft types, including large business jets and helicopters. Proposed uses for the S-1 occupancy hangars include FBO operations, corporate aircraft storage, helicopter operations, aircraft maintenance, light aviation manufacturing and assembly, and aerospace industry.

New Square Chandler
Developer: Spike Lawrence Ventures/HCW

General Contractor: Layton Construction/Crossland (Hilton Garden Inn)

Architect: Whitneybell Perry

Location: 130/150/180 S. Arizona Ave., Chandler

Size: 129,000 SF

Brokerage Firm: Cushman & Wakefield

Value: $36 million

Start/Completion: 11/2019-12/2020

Subcontractors: Progressive Roofing, ResComm Plumbing, BTS Heating and Air, Clayton Flooring, Integrity Electric, Aspen Technology, Precision Glass, European Pavers, Concrete Finishing Professionals, Sigler Controls, Schindler Elevators

Project Description: This multiuse commercial/Class A office development in historic downtown Chandler brings an impressive list of popular eateries, including
DC Steak House, The Stillery and JINYA Ramen Bar, and such notable companies as Great Western Bank and WellSky to the area. The center courtyard stage is equipped with lighting and state-of-the-art sound for concerts and events. The project also includes a 111-room Hilton Garden Inn, and Phase 2 will add luxury multifamily residential.



Ortho AZ
General Contractor: LGE Design Build

Architect: LGE Design Group

Location: 8405 N. Pima Center Parkway, Scottsdale

Size: 50,000 SF

Value: $14.3 million

Start/Completion: Q1/2020-Q1/2021

Subcontractors: Rosendin Electric, Re-Create Masonry, Ace Asphalt, Arc Steel, Milam Glass

Project Description: The two-story workspace is the largest medical office building in the area. It features a surgery center and onsite imaging services. The design is focused on improving efficiency and providing doctors and patients with a convenient and comfortable experience. The contemporary building showcases glass and concrete elements, allowing for plenty of natural light.

Park303 Phase II
Developer: Lincoln Property Company

General Contractor: Willmeng Construction

Architect: Butler Design Group

Location: Directly fronting the east side of Loop 303, with buildings spanning the north and south sides of Glendale Avenue

Size: 2.2 million SF

Brokerage Firm: Lincoln Property Company

Value: $400 million

Start/Completion: 9/2021-11/2022

Project Description: Phase II adds four new state-of-the-art industrial buildings to the 210-acre Park303 industrial park. In addition to
Class A building features, Phase II includes a health- and wellness-focused outdoor space with sports courts, game areas and shaded dining and barbeque stations for a best-in-class tenant experience. Building amenities include a 40-foot clear height, steel moment frame shear bracing, oversized clerestory windows on all elevations, generous power, ESFR sprinklers, 25-foot-tall glass entries and touchless technology throughout. The site is Foreign Trade Zone capable.



Park Central Retail and Restaurants
DEVELOPER: Plaza Companies

Architect: Butler Design Group

Location: 3112 N. Central Ave., Phoenix

Size: 6,500 SF

Brokerage Firm: Plaza Companies/Cushman & Wakefield

Value: $3.2 million

Start/Completion: Q4/2021-Q2/2022

Project Description: The new restaurant and retail buildings will be home to three significant hospitality tenants: Poolboy, a concept to be named later, and a relocated Starbucks with drive-thru access. A midcentury modern design complements the overall aesthetic of the revitalized Park Central development.

Park Lucero East
DEVELOPER: Artis REIT

General Contractor: Willmeng Construction

Architect: Butler Design Group

Location: 410/430/450 E. Germann Road, Gilbert

Size: 562,920 SF

Brokerage Firm: JLL

Value: $60 million

Start/Completion: Q1/2021-Q2/2022

Subcontractors: Kearney Electric, Summit Fire Protection, Universal Piping, Riggs Concrete, Atlas Masonry, Progressive Roofing, Pro-Low Joint Venture

Project Description: This Class A industrial development consists of three buildings along the south Loop 202 with 202 and Germann Road frontage. A joint venture partnership between Artis REIT and Nuveen Real Estate, it is located adjacent to Park Lucero, a multiphase industrial complex.



PLC Two
Developer: Merit Partners

General Contractor: Stevens-Leinweber

Architect: Ware Malcomb

Location: 1515 S. 91st Ave., Phoenix

Size: 481,600 SF

Brokerage Firm: JLL

Start/Completion: 12/2020-10/2021

Subcontractors: RMJ Electrical, Riggs Companies, Panelized Structures

Project Description: The fully speculative PLC Two is designed for major manufacturing use. Amenities include a 40-foot clear height and generous dock doors, and auto and trailer parking, with all of the efficiencies needed to operate a state-of-the-art warehouse, distribution or manufacturing operation. The building is less than 3 miles from a full-diamond I-10 interchange, less than 30 minutes from Sky Harbor Airport and within a 30-minute drive to 1.9+ million residents.

Project 201: PHX Reimagined
(Talking Stick Resort Arena Renovations)

Developer: Phoenix Arena Development Limited Partnership

General Contractor: Okland Construction

Architect: Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum (HOK)

Location: 201 E. Jefferson St., Phoenix

Size: 15,000 SF

Value: $10 million

Start/Completion: 8/2019-8/2021

Subcontractors: Comfort Systems USA Southwest, Climatec, Preferred, Able Balance

Project Description: The Talking Stick Arena renovations enhance the fan experience by creating a modern, open environment with areas that will be used to socialize and enjoy the game experience. Behind-the-scenes infrastructure upgrades, such as HVAC, keep guest comfort in mind. The heart of the arena cooling system was overhauled, including installation of three 1,200-ton Carrier Chillers to maximize efficiency and allow the arena to cut-over to a self-sustaining cooling system.



SOLLiD Cabinetry
General Contractor: LGE Design Build

Architect: LGE Design Group

Location: 2615 E. Germann Road, Chandler

Size: 251,000 SF

Value: $25.1 million

Start/Completion: 4/2020-8/2021

Subcontractors: Phoenix Commercial Electric, Hardrock Concrete, TriMega Mech Heating & AC, Sharp Creek Contracting,

Jonic Glass

Project Description: This custom cabinetry office, warehouse and manufacturing facility, which is situated on 17 acres, features 50,000 square feet of Class A office space; an expansive two-story lobby with lush finishes; and manufacturing equipment imported from around the world. Equally as impressive is the 4,600-square-foot dust control system from Germany that is enclosed in its own yard and screened with two-story structural steel and a perforated metal skin.

The Grove
DEVELOPER: RED Development

General Contractor: Okland Construction

Architect: Nelsen Partners

Location: 4300 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix

Size: 750,000 SF

Brokerage Firm: JLL/RED Development

Value: $300 million

Start/Completion: 3/2021-Q3/2022

Subcontractors: Suntec Concrete,

Blount, Levake, Sun Valley Masonry,

Cutting Edge Fabrication, Progressive Roofing, Airpark Signs, Otis, Irontree Plumbing, Comfort Systems Southwest,

JFK Electic, AME Landscape

Project Description: This creative, sophisticated mixed-use campus features 180,000+ square feet of Class AA office space, a boutique hotel by restauranteur Sam Fox, luxury residences and unique upscale dining and retail venues. Guest and tenant perks include VIP valet service, lavish amenities and breathtaking views of Camelback Mountain. The Grove is also home to the new state-of-the-art Phoenix Suns & Mercury training facility.



Tolleson 107 Logistics Center
Developer: Trammell Crow Arizona Development Inc.

General Contractor: Wespac Construction

Architect: Butler Design Group

Location: 10601 W. Van Buren St., Tolleson

Size: 332,160 SF

Brokerage Firm: Cushman & Wakefield

Value: $16,204,177

Start/Completion: 5/2021-1/2022

Subcontractors: DP Electric, Ryan Mechanical, Integrated Masonry, S&S, Riggs, Progressive Roofing

Project Description: This large-scale Class A industrial project comprises logistics and retail space. The cross-dock facility will feature 36-foot clear height, concrete truck courts, four points of access, 52-by-52-foot column spacing with 60-foot speed bays, 266 car parking stalls, 54 trailer parking stalls, 78 dock-high positions, and four grade-level doors.

VA Outpatient Center
Developer: Phoenix VA LLC

General Contractor: Jacobsen Construction Company

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Location: 400 N. 32nd St., Phoenix

Size: 281,543 SF

Value: $95 million

Start/Completion: Q1/2019-Q4/2021

Subcontractors: Graef Construction, Suntec Concrete, Cives Steel Company, TPAC, Harris, Complete Fire Protection, Rosendin Electric, Southwest Integrated Solutions, Pete King Construction, Wholesale Flooring, Stone Finish, Western Millwork, Western Acoustics, DH Pace, Gen3, Walters & Wolf, Sun Valley Masonry, Progressive Roofing, Schindler Elevator, Sunland Asphalt, Keystone Concrete, Chacon Landscaping

Project Description: This Veterans Affairs clinic will offer patients primary care, mental health treatment, radiology services, OB-GYN care, pharmacy services and more, ensuring the best possible care for those who have selflessly served their country. An open office bullpen configuration will enhance collaboration and communication in support of the VA’s Patient-Aligned Care Teams initiative. This facility will be one of the VA’s largest and busiest clinics, taking more than 500,000 patient visits annually in 360 exam and consult rooms.



VT 303 Building 2
DEVELOPER: VanTrust Real Estate

General Contractor: Layton Construction

Architect: HPA Architects

Location: 6390 N. Alsup Avenue, Glendale

Size: 542,974 SF

Brokerage Firm: Cushman & Wakefield

Start/Completion: 4/2021-12/2021

Subcontractors: Suntec, Gunsight, Castle Steel, Olympic West Fire Protection, Panelized Structures, Ricor, Progressive Roofing, Tekstar, AME Electrical

Project Description: VT 303 Building 2 is a cross-dock structure with a 40-foot clear height, 409 automobile spaces, 216 trailer parking spaces and multiple points of ingress and egress by way of Sarival Road and Alsup Avenue.

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DEVELOPER: VanTrust Real Estate

General Contractor: Catamount Constructors

Architect: HPA Architects

Location: 3550 E. Corona Road, Tucson

Size: 278,670 SF

Brokerage Firm: Cushman & Wakefield/PICOR

Start/Completion: 1/2021-8/2021

Subcontractors: Markham Contracting, Central AZ Civil Construction, Suntec Concrete, Global Roofing SW, Olympic West Fire, JAX Refrigeration, Sturgeon Electric

Project Description: This cross-dock build-to-suit, situated on 46 acres, features a 36-foot clear height, 454 automobile parking stalls and 392 trailer stalls. Constructed in fewer than eight months, it is VanTrust’s first proj
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Tempe is getting all the tech companies, Phoenix really needs to step up the game.
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Tempe is getting all the tech companies, Phoenix really needs to step up the game.
The City of Phoenix has never done a good job courting businesses into the city, they always lose out to the suburbs. They are incompetent.
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The City of Phoenix has never done a good job courting businesses into the city, they always lose out to the suburbs. They are incompetent.
You know how some people think city centers are crime filled druggies who WILL rob you and maybe kill you family? That is still the mentality of a lot of CEOs. So the idea that Tempe is a suburb (whether that is true or not) appeals to those people. It doesn't hurt that they can get as many ASU interns as they could possibly want since the main campus still has FAR more many students than downtown.
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There's so much going on in that post. Thanks for posting that, I'm definitely gonna look at it later when I have time.

I don't think it's Phoenix's fault that they're not getting the big Class A buildings other than "boutique" developments that never get off the ground. They're just not centrally located to the educated people in the SE valley suburbs.

The West Valley is Downtown Phoenix's problem. The educational opportunities there are practically nothing. I blame ASU for the anemic ASU West and keeping STEM studies in Tempe. If I wanted a computer science degree, there's basically *one* opportunity on site in a metro of 5 million. That's freaking ridiculous.
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There's so much going on in that post. Thanks for posting that, I'm definitely gonna look at it later when I have time.

I don't think it's Phoenix's fault that they're not getting the big Class A buildings other than "boutique" developments that never get off the ground. They're just not centrally located to the educated people in the SE valley suburbs.

The West Valley is Downtown Phoenix's problem. The educational opportunities there are practically nothing. I blame ASU for the anemic ASU West and keeping STEM studies in Tempe. If I wanted a computer science degree, there's basically *one* opportunity on site in a metro of 5 million. That's freaking ridiculous.
GCU has an entire College of Science, Engineering, and Technology.
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^ I didn't even realize that. Perhaps downtown office will in fact glow up.

Although I would probably not want to attend a for profit or a Christian college for my own reasons.
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^ I didn't even realize that. Perhaps downtown office will in fact glow up.

Although I would probably not want to attend a for profit or a Christian college for my own reasons.
I believe GCU is no longer for profit. I thought they reverted back a few years ago.
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I believe GCU is no longer for profit. I thought they reverted back a few years ago.
Sort of. GCU did try to change its tax status; however, part of how that was accomplished was through separation of the academic institution from a for-profit service provider that just happens to be co-located with GCU. GCU does the teaching, but the marketing and expansion are driven by the same profit-seeking machine as always. I don't think there's necessarily anything wrong with the arrangement, but it's a step short of GCU being a completely devoid of any profit motive. Then again, the same could be said to at least some extent about almost any college or university. I should add that GCU's current arrangement is still being litigated.

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2021...ejecting-its-conversion-nonprofit-status
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Sort of. GCU did try to change its tax status; however, part of how that was accomplished was through separation of the academic institution from a for-profit service provider that just happens to be co-located with GCU. GCU does the teaching, but the marketing and expansion are driven by the same profit-seeking machine as always. I don't think there's necessarily anything wrong with the arrangement, but it's a step short of GCU being a completely devoid of any profit motive. Then again, the same could be said to at least some extent about almost any college or university. I should add that GCU's current arrangement is still being litigated.

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2021...ejecting-its-conversion-nonprofit-status
I actually think GCU is a fascinating blend of traditional private higher ed and the sort of for profit scammy ed like Uof Phoenix and Devry

A lot of traditional schools and people shit on the idea as "Not real" in a gatekeeping way, but the institution of academia is increasingly sclerotic and a beurocratic mess wit each passing year losing its appeal, GCU's model is an interesting way to inject some innovation into an ailing academia.
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