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5/26/23
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Tempur-Pedic, the mattress and pillow maker, has inked a full-building pre-lease at Buckeye85, located in the heart of Phoenix’s I-10 Corridor. The lease brings the $60 mil, state-of-the-art warehouse and distribution project, a development of LPC Desert West and Goldman Sachs, to 100% occupied prior to completion of construction.
Under the 321.9k sf lease, Buckeye85 will become home to a new Tempur-Pedic distribution center, continuing to expand the company’s long-standing, multi-building metro Phoenix logistics presence.
Buckeye85 is located on 20 acres at 10333 W. Buckeye Rd, at the southwest corner of 103rd Ave and Buckeye Rd/MC-85 Highway in Tolleson, AZ. It is two miles from a full-diamond interchange at I-10 and 107th Avenue, within a world-class e-commerce market that is home to companies like Amazon, McKesson, Pepsico, Kroger and Home Depot.
Features of the building include 36’ clear height, full concrete truck courts and a 95-door cross-dock configuration. Buckeye85 also provides creative amenities such as smart technology throughout and an employee-centric outdoor amenity space with shaded and landscaped areas, built-in barbeque equipment and seating for relaxing, outdoor dining and games.
Architecturally, Buckeye85 incorporates the generous use of clerestory windows, providing indoor workspaces with sky views and abundant natural light. The northeast corner of the building also includes a speculative suite with high-end finishes and plug-and-play advantages for Tempur-Pedic to complete a quick and seamless move in. The project is in the final stages of construction now.
Riley Gilbert with JLL represented Tempur-Pedic in the lease agreement, bringing the company’s overall Phoenix industrial presence to nearly 1.5 msf feet across multiple buildings. Tempur-Pedic is part of Tempur Sealy International, Inc. (NYSE: TPX), a leading designer, manufacturer, distributor and retailer of bedding products to consumers in over 100 countries.
“Buckeye85 places Tempur-Pedic vitally close to key employment pools and population centers, in a market with a very attractive cost of doing business,” said Gilbert. “From a logistics perspective, the property offers direct access to the MC-85 thoroughfare, minutes from Interstate 10 and five hours from the ports of Southern California. These are highly attractive advantages in a Phoenix industrial market that is rapidly developing new barriers to entry.”
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