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10/24/23
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Trammell Crow Company (TCC) has broken ground on the first phase of the Cotton Lane Commerce Park in Goodyear, AZ. Phase one will include the delivery of two Class A industrial facilities for a total of 542.9k sf, in addition to pad-ready improvements to a 30-acre development site served by the Union Pacific Railroad. Completion of phase one is scheduled for September 2024.
Located at the southwest corner of Cotton Lane and Elwood St, phase one will include two rear-loaded buildings. Building A will span 280k sf and Building C will span 262.9k sf. Features of the temperature-controlled buildings include 36’ clear height, dedicated trailer parking, secured truck courts, 6,000-amps of power to each building, and signalized access. The buildings are divisible to accommodate users as small as 50k sf.
Brady Maus, Vice President with TCC Phoenix, commented, “We believe the facilities at Cotton Lane Commerce Park will appeal to a user group – those tenants in need of smaller logistics facilities – that has been largely ignored in the latest wave of West Valley construction. Our flexible building design will allow Cotton Lane to accommodate multiple smaller tenants or a single-building user.”
Cotton Lane Commerce Park will offer nearly 1 msf of industrial and logistics space. Thirty acres of land currently remain shovel-ready for sale or for a build-to-suit development. Pat Feeney, Dan Calihan and Tyler Vowels of CBRE are marketing the property for lease or user sale.
“Requests for rail-served sites in Metro Phoenix have been increasing over the last three years as manufacturing continues to return to the U.S. The area’s positive population growth combined with efficient, affordable power will keep this trend on the rise. Cotton Lane Commerce Park is one of the few West Valley sites along the Union Pacific Railroad that has an approved site plan,” said Feeney.
Additional project partners include Butler Design Group as the architect of record and Willmeng Construction as the general contractor.
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