
SIHI Breaks Ground on Industrial Development in Mesa's Falcon District
February 5, 2025 at 1:47 pm- Mesa Mayor Mark Freeman,
- Council member Rich Adams,
- SIHI President Todd Holzer,
- Okland CEO Bill Okland and
- Economic Development Director Jaye O'Donnell.
"Mesa Grandview Business Park shows Mesa's
commitment to economic growth. This project will bring jobs and
businesses to our Falcon District," said Mayor Mark Freeman. "This
industrial space strengthens Mesa's position as a hub for innovation,
opportunity, expansion and growth."
- The largest building in the project will consist of 132,665 square feet.
- The other two will be 68,700 square feet each.
- The buildings feature clear heights from 30 to 32 feet, 100% HVAC warehouse, dock-high and grade level loading, heavy power, ample parking and tenant amenity areas.
"Mesa
is fortunate to have been selected for this robust commercial
development," said District 1 Council member Rich Adams. "From available
space, flexibility and location to sustainability, this project by SIHI
checks all the boxes. It is the good fortune of District 1 to have the
available land to welcome Grandview Business Park, adding nearly 270,000
square feet of commercial space to the area's portfolio."
- enhanced skylights and clerestory windows,
- sustainable landscaping with native plants and
- EV charging stations.
- Additionally, the buildings will be LEED certified and roof solar capable under the SIHI solar initiative, SolarFit.
"SIHI is excited to begin
construction on the first phase of Mesa Grandview, a state-of-the-art
industrial facility that exhibits SIHI's commitment to further
strengthening Mesa's Falcon District," said SIHI President, Todd Holzer.
Mesa
Grandview consists of an additional 22.7 acres along Greenfield Road
that is also available for future development and build-to-suit
opportunities. With multiple developments in the area, SIHI is committed
to the long-term growth and success of Mesa and its businesses.
"We
are proud to continue our partnership with the City of Mesa and excited
to collaborate with Sunbelt Investment Holdings Inc. on the Mesa
Grandview Business Park," said Bill Okland, CEO of Okland Construction.
"This development represents a meaningful investment in the community,
creating opportunities for businesses to thrive and grow in the Falcon
District. With over 107 years of experience, Okland remains committed to
building projects that drive economic growth and strengthen the places
where we live and work."
The development is expected to be
completed by Q1 2026 and is being constructed by Okland Construction and
represented by CBRE. For leasing opportunities, contact Mark Krison at
602-735-5670 or Luke Krison at 602-735-5538.
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1/5 Industrial For Lease
Mesa Grandview Industrial Building 5, Loop 202 & N Greenfield Rd, Mesa
Mesa, AZ, 85215
15,000 - 68,700 sqft Contact Broker For Pricing
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2/5 Industrial For Lease
Mesa Grandview Industrial Building 4, Loop 202 & N. Greenfield Rd
Mesa, AZ, 85215
15,000 - 68,700 sqft Contact Broker For Pricing
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